See the story. Capture the moment. Bring it to life.
Do you love being where the action is? From breaking news and big events to community stories and cultural celebrations, our Camera Editors are at the heart of the story shooting, editing, creating, and connecting with communities along the way. If you’re equal parts storyteller, problem-solver, and camera pro, we want you behind the lens.
Highlights of this opportunity:
- Cover a range of news assignments, including current events, political stories, rallies, protests, cultural festivals, and community events;
- Shoot, edit, and deliver high-quality news and current affairs content for broadcast and digital platforms;
- Operate ENG and studio cameras and other broadcast equipment;
- Edit and organize video, audio, graphics, titles, clips, and sequences within the editing system;
- Support production teams and on-air talent with technical and production needs, including media transfers and formatting;
- Build and maintain professional contacts while travelling to local and remote communities;
- Manage multiple assignments and deadlines while maintaining accuracy, quality, and attention to detail;
Your accomplishments and experience include:
- A diploma or certificate in a related discipline with proven current daily News broadcast experience;
• A valid driver’s license and a clear driver’s abstract;
- Strong written and verbal communication in English;
- A sensitivity and understanding of culture and issues relevant to Indigenous communities;
- Strong computer/internet/social media familiarity and knowledge of broadcast technology/troubleshooting.
Your new opportunity awaits; come and see what makes us one of Canada’s top employers!
Please apply before October 3, 2026.
As a national Indigenous media organization, APTN is committed to fostering cultural diversity and Indigenous representation within our workforce. We encourage Indigenous applicants to self-identify, in support of our ongoing efforts to reflect and serve the communities we represent. Please note that proof of Indigenous ancestry may be required. We recognize that colonial impacts may prevent access to formal documentation, and we are committed to working respectfully with all applicants to support alternative forms of verification where appropriate.
