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

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A violinist (Simon Templeman) begs Maurice not to lock a prized Guarnerius away; dust mites awaken fear in Maggie; and Chris reaches an artistic impasse. Det. Semanski: Diane Delano. Dust Mite: Jack Kehler.

Aline is having a hard time supporting her family while Adam is adrift after denying his veteran's pension; Aline gets a faith crisis after their children get into trouble with a local priest. (Repeat).

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Tom sends Shayla to the East Coast to see if their fairies are evil like the Bell Island fairies or if they are the same entity as Little People. (Repeat).

Dan and Art meet up with expert fishing guides, Mandi and Gil McDowell, to learn about Spey casting. (Repeat).

Dr. Savannah travels to the town of Cambridge Bay, Nvt., to volunteer her services at a vet clinic. For the town's residents, this is the only chance they will have all year to seek medical advice regarding the health and wellbeing of their pets. (Repeat).

Dancer and choreographer Barbara Kaneratonni Diabo showcase an excerpt from her show Sky Dancers. She also performs with her child in another modern dance number. (Repeat).

Isaac Murdoch and Christi Belcourt study ancient indigenous markings and tattooing them to pass it on. (Repeat).

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The Nimiipuu is facing an impossible fight against a brutal enemy. (Repeat).

In 1676, the Mohawks made an alliance with Great Britain, which would ensure through war and hardship. One hundred years later this promise would force the Mohawks to choose between a new nation and their old allies. (Repeat).

In the 1800s, the Russian Empire sought to rule Alaska, but the Tlingit wouldn't surrender their land or freedom without a fight. They used guerrilla tactics and raids on trading posts to limit Russian expansion in the region. (Repeat).

The team digs deeper into the past at Snake Bay. Rudy, Jen and Jacob head out on the water to view shíshálh pictographs and share a song with the ancestors. (Repeat).

Darryl has charmed his way into the inner circle of Chief and council, spearheading a surefire business enterprise that will secure Chief Rowan's re-election. Rayna, now managing the Beezee lodge, discovers a young mother and her two kids squatting in. (Repeat).

Roseanne Supernault spent her childhood on a farm in the Métis settlement of East Prairie and later attended a performing arts school in Edmonton. (Repeat).

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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).

A trip to the beautiful Limestone Falls in the Ungava region of Nunavik. (Repeat).

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Sam's new dog, Skeletor, is already getting on everyone's nerves and Sam is endlessly defending the lively little mutt. When Skeletor is seriously injured, Sam alone must decide the dog's fate. (Repeat).

The ghost hunters investigate the Agnes Etherington Art Centre, responding to the staff's request to connect with the founder and gauge her sentiments about the extensive transformations that are underway. (Repeat).

Carolyn King, former chief of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, and Jordan Jamieson, a young activist and artist, trace ancient paths to Mnissiing (Toronto Islands), a beloved sanctuary and home of the holy Snake Isla. (Repeat).

Erin and Saxon talk to the people who lost their homes in the creation of a national park. They were aghast to find out that their quest for justice seemed to fall on deaf ears as the law doesn't provide enough protection to indigenous people. (Repeat).

Piri Weepu visits the Chatham Islands to enjoy some water-based activities. Local Floyd Prendeville takes Piri spearfishing and drifting for flounder. (Repeat).

Adam (Adam Arkin) has some wacko ideas about the fireworks experts Maurice hired; a ranger (Jimmie Ray Weeks) loses his job but refuses to leave his post; and Ed is struck by lightning. Salvatore: John LaMotta. Ed: Darren E. Burrows. Walsh: Ron Perkins.

Relic hopes to make a fortune as a tour guide. (Repeat).

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John Murray investigates how do depictions on-screen affect Indigenous filmmakers off-screen. (Repeat).

The Ruby starts an Employee of the Month program. (Repeat).

Shawn teams up with cowboy Clyde Roasting the Louis Bull Tribe to manage wild horses for an upcoming rodeo. In the midst of the excitement, Shawn considers the risky thought of riding one of these spirited horses. (Repeat).

The Leland Hotel in Nakusp, British Columbia, is famous for its hauntings and thin veil between this world and the next. After encountering multiple energies, the crew is unsure whether the ghost they are communicating with is a friend or foe. (Repeat).

The ghost hunters investigate Macaulay Heritage Park, a historic site built in 1830 with a home on the premises rumored to be haunted by the spirits of Reverend William Macaulay and his family. (Repeat).

Hayley investigates two Native American military societies, the Dog Soldier and Brave Dog. Acting on Doc's orders, she starts her study by tracking down the photographer of a portrait called Dog Soldier. (Repeat).

Piikani Nation member Natoshia Bastien and Kainai Elder Joyce Healy explore a mountain. The peak is revered by the natives and is often called "the mountain where the moon dances'. They also visit a natural sandstone formation that is traditionally significant to women. (Repeat).

Sam and Buke face the consequences after finding a tomb of murdered Indigenous people under the city. (Repeat).

Bringing you news stories that matter to Indigenous people.

John Murray investigates how do depictions on-screen affect Indigenous filmmakers off-screen. (Repeat).

Adam (Adam Arkin) has some wacko ideas about the fireworks experts Maurice hired; a ranger (Jimmie Ray Weeks) loses his job but refuses to leave his post; and Ed is struck by lightning. Salvatore: John LaMotta. Ed: Darren E. Burrows. Walsh: Ron Perkins.

B.C.'s coastal waterways are littered with fallen trees and debris that create a serious hazard to boaters. Heiltsuk's Coastal Nations Coast Guard Auxiliary team is tasked with doing a shoreline search for an overdue fishing boat with one man aboard. (Repeat).

Follows the operations of Missinippi Airways, Manitoba's only 100% Indigenous-owned airline.

In the 1800s, tribes from the Coast Salish nations try to resist a British invasion of their lands. The Royal Navy flexes its might and uses its superior weaponry to solidify its claim of the territory. (Repeat).

Everyone from both camps are stressed; Karly is thinking if reuniting is a good idea; Theresa is having a hard time pushing the group to go forward. (Repeat).

Piikani Nation member Natoshia Bastien and Kainai Elder Joyce Healy explore a mountain. The peak is revered by the natives and is often called "the mountain where the moon dances'. They also visit a natural sandstone formation that is traditionally significant to women. (Repeat).

Hayley investigates two Native American military societies, the Dog Soldier and Brave Dog. Acting on Doc's orders, she starts her study by tracking down the photographer of a portrait called Dog Soldier. (Repeat).

Francophone Metis Anishinaabe musician MJ Dandeneau trades in her bass guitar for rubber gloves and overalls as she heads out on frozen lake Manitoba to do some commercial fishing. (Repeat).

Through the 18th century, Nova Scotia was a prize fought over by the French and British empires. Caught in between, the indigenous Mi'kmaq nation would wage a guerrilla resistance in defense of home and family. (Repeat).

Bringing you news stories that matter to Indigenous people.

John Murray investigates how do depictions on-screen affect Indigenous filmmakers off-screen. (Repeat).

Billie Dicker hosts the showcase of a fall sports meet for athletes over the age of 35, who reunite and compete in volleyball, table tennis, track and field and Inuit games. (Repeat).

Ida Nakoiolak shows her family's favorite caribou stir-fry. (Repeat).

Tracey arrives home in Penticton BC and meets up with local artists Clint George and Billie Kruger. (Repeat).

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A father-son rock crab fishing team must do some creative problem-solving to finish their day on the water. (Repeat).

A long portage breaks into a windy lake, but with a deft hand, the three canoes take to the water and make good time. Onshore a cloud of smoke signals a fire awaits, and as they draw closer they see a visitor. (Repeat).

Michela struggles on the choppy lake, while Brendan and Caleb continue to take on water, as they make way to a new camp where Medicine Woman Pauline brings knowledge for their bodies and insights for spiritual awakening. (Repeat).

A closer look into the current nationwide issue; and a homage to the previous stories of Taken. (Repeat).

Examining the case of a missing family from Prince George, British Columbia. (Repeat).

Follows the operations of Missinippi Airways, Manitoba's only 100% Indigenous-owned airline.

Dr. Savannah treats a cat named Lovebug who requires emergency surgery after being shot in the leg and a Pomeranian named Cheeka who has a bad cough. Savannah and Dayle take a trip to learn some horse-handling skills from a well-known Métis expert. (Repeat).

The cops must redouble their efforts to ensure everyone's safety. (Repeat).

Malaya learns an interesting way to make bannock. Fish and maktaaq and are cooked over an open fire in Arctic Bay. (Repeat).

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An undercover smuggling operation turns complicated.

Shawn travels to Georgian Bay and Wiikwemkong First Nation to meet with Norman Assiniwe. Norman takes Shawn beaver trapping and shows him how to make beaver mittens. Later, the spirit of a father connects with his son. (Repeat).

Laura meets artists who help her discover the key to dealing with her own physical changes. (Repeat).

Tells the story behind the iconic red kangaroos. (Repeat).

Shelley has second thoughts about delivering her baby in Anchorage; Walt (Moultrie Patten) endures frostbite just to be with Ruth-Anne; and Joel outstitches Maggie at Marilyn's knitting workshop. Miranda (age 18): Maureen Flannigan. Miranda (age 7): Kaley Cuoco. Miranda (age 12): Lindsay Parker.

Relic lends Molly a hand with her restaurant. (Repeat).

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