Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (Northwest Territories) (APTN-N)

The Annual Battle in the Bvush returns, but the community is left scrambling when Mr. Indian Affairs misses his flight. (Repeat).

A Cree matriarch, a survivor of residential schools, recounts her struggle to preserve her daughter and obtain redress for the tragedies she endured. (Repeat).

The family drama follows two brothers on a journey of self-discovery. After finding out that their abusive father has hidden the truth about their birth mother for years, Link and Travis decide to hit the road to find her. Along the way, they explore the roots of their indigenous identity, fall in love, and start life anew. (Repeat).

Featuring Tasmania, a world lost in time, an isolated pocket of Gondwanan-era forests and Jurassic mountains sheltering animals that live nowhere else on the planet. (Repeat).

Three Indigenous women claimed that a Saskatchewan hospital forced them to undergo sterilization surgery against their consent. As the narrative progressed, an inquiry discovered that racist attitudes among staff members, including doctors, had contributed to the incidents. (Repeat).

Artists have an amazing ability to transform discarded materials into something more elaborate. Teena Kakee collaborates with Susa Qappik to create an extravagant necklace out of leftover parts from past projects. (Repeat).

The crew heads to a lake near Kuujjuaq, Nunavik, to meet Mark, who is learning how to operate a dog team from his father, Charlie. Charlie is an experienced dog musher who has been on many mushing adventures. (Repeat).

Filming coastal festivals, profiling the Inuit bands and artists in their respective communities. (Repeat).

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Teena tries her hand at sewing with Hannah Stoney of Iqaluit to make an impressive 8-person canvas tent. (Repeat).

The crew heads to a lake near Kuujjuaq, Nunavik, to meet Mark, who is learning how to operate a dog team from his father, Charlie. Charlie is an experienced dog musher who has been on many mushing adventures. (Repeat).

A spotlight on rangers that patrol the river, including an ex-military, a mother-daughter team; and more. (Repeat).

A group of adventurers paddle, camp and hike the beautiful Tursujuq Park with experienced local guides. (Repeat).

Discover Tse Bit'a'í, an iconic monument in the heart of Navajo territory, with photographer Pamela J. Peters and her eager grandchildren. Uncover the stories and significance of this powerful place, believed to mark the origins of the Navajo Nation. (Repeat).

George feeds and prepares his large dog team for an outing. His passion for his Inuit heritage led him to grow the team, while showing care and attention to his dogs. (Repeat).

Teena is with David Nuluk of Naujaat making an imilluqtaut, a perpetual button-string game and a nurluqtaut, a challenging rod bullseye into a bowhead whale bone riddled with holes. (Repeat).

Malaya prepares spaghetti with scallops and spaghetti carbonara with cod, bacon, and eggs. (Repeat).

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Nick breaks the law to reclaim Persephone.

An Indigenous teenage boy fights through distorting realities as a family secret unravels. (Repeat).

Don and Dakota Ray learn how Chef Paul Natrall and his food truck, Mr. Bannock Indigenous Cuisine, have been collaborating with a group of Indigenous food partners in Vancouver to serve the public a delectable menu. (Repeat).

Ed diagnoses a patient (Kimberly Norris) who then falls for him, but his low self-esteem brings a visit from the Green Man; Holling ridicules pregnancy and gets thrown out of Shelly's childbirth class. Leonard: Graham Greene. Phil: Jared Rushton. Lisa: Alix Koromzay. Green Man: Phil Fondacaro.

An innocuous fishing trip takes a chilling turn when Nick is kidnapped. (Repeat).

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