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

A look at the investigation of the death of William Wapoose in Chapples Park. (Repeat).

Kanen'tó:kon Hemlock has been reviving tattooing traditions that were lost due to colonization. (Repeat).

Twin brothers Thomas and Philip Barreiro of Akwesasne are Greco-Roman style wrestlers who are on their way to qualify for the 2020 Olympics. (Repeat).

Melissa Brown is a midwife from Sagkeeng First Nation and Dinétah Navajo Nation and Candace Neumann is a Métis doula. Together they created Zaagi'idiwin, where they offer full-spectrum Indigenous reproductive health training and workshops. (Repeat).

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Jack's fixated on rekindling an old flame. (Repeat).

With her friends and family busy, Rayna is completely lonely and isolated. Meanwhile, Henry expresses his displeasure with Rowan's campaign platform as tensions rise and a surprise candidate makes himself known to the community, shaking the foundation of the status quo. (Repeat).

Brooke helps a dog named Charlie who was injured in a dogfight. Meanwhile, Dr. Savannah treats a dog who was kicked by a horse, and Brooke and Savannah head to a spay and neuter clinic in Sturgeon. (Repeat).

Henry Naulaq and Pauline Alainga join forces to cook up some battered Arctic halibut. (Repeat).

Representatives from the eight Coastal Nations Coast Guard Auxiliary teams travel to Prince Rupert to take part in a friendly skills competition. (Repeat).

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

Joel tries to reel in a monster fish; Ruth-Anne abandons the store and takes off on a Harley. Rabbi Schulman: Jerry Adler. Turk: Stephen McHattie. Tiny: Mickey Jones. Frog: John Fleck.

Rough waters spell trouble for a cavalcade of boats. (Repeat).

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Maxine and Tammie of the Lil'wat Nation explore the sacred fishing grounds at Lillooet Lake. (Repeat).

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At Monster Bingo, Agnes (Tina Keeper, NORTH OF 60) and an old opponent renew their rivalry and send bad mojo back and forth to each other. Roger (Billy Merasty, ELIJAH) tussles with a rickety old bingo machine, blaming Jo (Roseanne Supernault, THE DRIVE) at every turn. (Repeat).

From inner-city wildlife rescues to managing local beehives, no job is too big or too small for Dr. Savannah to handle. (Repeat).

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Joel tries to reel in a monster fish; Ruth-Anne abandons the store and takes off on a Harley. Rabbi Schulman: Jerry Adler. Turk: Stephen McHattie. Tiny: Mickey Jones. Frog: John Fleck.

Advancing her work on the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Affairs, Taylor returns to her childhood home. A tense Thanksgiving dinner between the family spurs Jake to reach out to his father's family. (Repeat).

Tom tells Shayla to go further down the Pacific Northwest and see if the people are seeing the same Sasquatch as she has found in other places. He tells her to go visit the Yakama Nation. (Repeat).

Art and Dan visit Poundmaker Cree Nation, Saskachewan to hunt buffalo with their Elder. (Repeat).

From inner-city wildlife rescues to managing local beehives, no job is too big or too small for Dr. Savannah to handle. (Repeat).

Spotlighting Keenan Komaksiutiksak, an internationally renowned Two-Spirit Inuk performer who teaches dance and contortion lessons at their local studio. Their dream is to share their passion and unique style with remote communities in the North. (Repeat).

Pip Hartley is on a mission to infuse Auckland's city core with as much Maori culture as possible. (Repeat).

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The battle for North America rages on as the Americans claim a manifest destiny to take the continent. The First Nations of the West were forced to fight for their survival. (Repeat).

The struggle to decide the fate of a continent is presented. (Repeat).

In the mid-1600s, the Dakota found themselves surrounded by rivals and under threat from waves of Indigenous and European migrants. Desperately outmatched by the industrial eastern civilizations, they spent decades courageously defending their territory. (Repeat).

The team makes their way to interior BC and the remote reserve community of Fort Babine, where they investigate whether the ancestors of the Lake Babine Nation built an island thousands of years ago. (Repeat).

With her friends and family busy, Rayna is completely lonely and isolated. Meanwhile, Henry expresses his displeasure with Rowan's campaign platform as tensions rise and a surprise candidate makes himself known to the community, shaking the foundation of the status quo. (Repeat).

Tla'amin actor and medical doctor Evan Adams has acted in dozens of TV series and feature films, including Kayaks to Klemtu, Arctic Air and Smoke Signals. As a doctor, he's served as a family physician and Chief Medical officer. (Repeat).

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Teena is with Kately Kalai of Coral Harbour to make a qauruti, a woman's headband with dangling beads. Then, Teena is in Taloyoak with Mary Arnigniq Qingnaqtuk to make an Inuk doll. (Repeat).

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

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Dana is scared by an old ghost story. (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).

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).

Erin and Saxon hear about the ongoing battle to safeguard the water from pollution while on Treaty 3 land. They visit a barricade in Grassy Narrows, Ontario, where a mercury-poisoned woman discusses environmental racism. (Repeat).

Piri Weepu visits his grandparents in a tribal village on the west coast of South Island. The former pro rugby player gets a lesson on catching whitebait on the Arahura River from his uncle and cousin. (Repeat).

Joel finds a kindred spirit (Hank Stratton) with whom to exchange "doctor talk"; the Tambo-Vincoeurs take in Maurice following an explosion at his home; and Chris puzzles over a series of meaningful coincidences involving a deer.

Pat builds a racing boat with an assist from Nick and sets out to impress a sightly lass by entering a race, but a speedy adversary may make waves. (Repeat).

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Reporter Rob Smith went by snowmobile to collect the story of Freda Huson. She is determined to stop a pipeline from crossing her traditional territory. (Repeat).

Wanda goes to funerals instead of work, which intrigues Oscar; Davis and Hank try to stop a call center from setting up shop in Dog River; Karen and Brent become fascinated by a suspicious box in Lacey's house. (Repeat).

Shawn collaborates with Knowledge Keeper Robert Hope in assembling a community teepee in the Enoch Cree Nation. His spirit session brings forth words of comfort for a friend and insightful guidance from a loving grandfather. (Repeat).

The Tillicum Health Centre in Nanaimo, B.C., has a dark history that has left spirits trapped inside its walls. Through traditional medicines and song, the team, alongside Lee's friend, brings calm to the angry history the building has endured. (Repeat).

The ghost hunters visit The Grad Club at Queen's University in Kingston, where a local student helps them substantiate a century of lore and reports of paranormal occurrences on the campus. (Repeat).

Doc sends Hayley to Comox to attend a Sasquatch conference known as BinderCon. Hayley chats with the organizer, Thomas Sewid, and learns about the female Sasquatch known as Dzunuk'wa. (Repeat).

Join Ernest Webb at Forillon National Park, located on the unceded land of the Mi'gmaq hamlet of Gespeg. Witness the locals' efforts to reconnect with their native grounds, linking the past, present, and future. (Repeat).

After a charity fundraiser, a high-profile Indigenous model is found dead wearing a traditional headdress. (Repeat).

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Reporter Rob Smith went by snowmobile to collect the story of Freda Huson. She is determined to stop a pipeline from crossing her traditional territory. (Repeat).

Joel finds a kindred spirit (Hank Stratton) with whom to exchange "doctor talk"; the Tambo-Vincoeurs take in Maurice following an explosion at his home; and Chris puzzles over a series of meaningful coincidences involving a deer.

Heiltsuk's Coastal Nations Coast Guard members search for a missing tribe. With their livelihood impacted by a devastating oil spill from a grounded tug and barge several years ago, some locals are forced to migrate. (Repeat).

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

In the summer of 1876, the United States military collided with a mighty Indigenous alliance. Led by a Lakota prophet, the alliance dealt the Americans a crushing defeat at the Battle of the Little Bighorn, one of the most famous battles in history. (Repeat).

The Adventurers move further inland on the river after a surprise meeting. (Repeat).

Join Ernest Webb at Forillon National Park, located on the unceded land of the Mi'gmaq hamlet of Gespeg. Witness the locals' efforts to reconnect with their native grounds, linking the past, present, and future. (Repeat).

Doc sends Hayley to Comox to attend a Sasquatch conference known as BinderCon. Hayley chats with the organizer, Thomas Sewid, and learns about the female Sasquatch known as Dzunuk'wa. (Repeat).

Don Amero goes commercial fishing. (Repeat).

When the horse appeared on the western grasslands in the 1730s, the Niitsitapi nation's life changed, allowing them to form the Blackfoot Confederacy. (Repeat).

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Reporter Rob Smith went by snowmobile to collect the story of Freda Huson. She is determined to stop a pipeline from crossing her traditional territory. (Repeat).

A fall sports meet is presented for athletes ages 35+ years who reunite and compete in volleyball, table tennis, track and field, and Inuit game. (Repeat).

Married elders show a very traditional method of cooking caribou and fish. Caribou steaks and filleted fish are added between two pieces of land/moss over a flat rock and fire. Water is added to the land/moss and the meat is steamed. (Repeat).

Tracey meets Chief Adam Eneas and learns about the ways transport affected the growth and development of food systems throughout the Okanagan. (Repeat).

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Listuguj pushes through with its Lobster fishery commercial. (Repeat).

A chance at food comes with learning a unique traditional method of preparing a lake dweller but it is not one for the squeamish. (Repeat).

Deadly currents and harsh weather wreak havoc on the group's latest paddle. Meanwhile, an imperative Elder teaching focuses on animal hide, and as the season changes and storms threaten the valley, the group must work harder than ever to survive. (Repeat).

Colten Pratt, 26-years-old, moved from his community, Long Plain First Nation, to pursue a career in media and music in the city of Winnipeg. Colten was achieving success when he was last seen on November 6, 2014 at the Marlborough Hotel. (Repeat).

Spotlighting Annie Pootogook, a renowned Inuit artist from Cape Dorset, Nunavut, whose body was found in the Rideau River near Bordeleau Park in Ottawa on September 19, 2016. Annie's death was treated as suspicious, but not enough evidence was found to build a case. (Repeat).

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

Brooke helps a dog named Charlie who was injured in a dogfight. Meanwhile, Dr. Savannah treats a dog who was kicked by a horse, and Brooke and Savannah head to a spay and neuter clinic in Sturgeon. (Repeat).

The police officers listen with empathy to individuals who have suicidal thoughts. In Opitciwan, a sad event occurs at the dispensary. (Repeat).

Sabrina Nakoolak making tuktu and mattaaq stir-fry with kuvijuuq (fried bannock). Connie Siusarnaaq makes fried mattaaq with onions and mushrooms. (Repeat).

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A desperate Nick accompanied by Pat O'Gorman takes off in the boat to buy some time when an insistent bank official arrives to seize the Persephone because of an outstanding loan payment. (Repeat).

Shawn visits Tyendinaga, Ontario, which has a long agricultural history. (Repeat).

Laura begins to recognize the fortune of being an artist who can share their gifts. (Repeat).

Australia is home to some of the most venomous snakes in the world, as well as the largest and most deadly land predator: the saltwater crocodile. (Repeat).

Shelly is confronted with a loss of faith on the eve of Miranda's baptism, while Ed contemplates redemption after spreading details of Ruth-Anne's private life. Father Kevin: Tom Mason. Eugene: Earl Quewezance. Lester: Apesanahkwat.

Nick and Jesse are appointed to locate the mother of twin baby girls. Meanwhile, Constable John searches for his mother's beloved cat. (Repeat).

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