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

Explore Kweteniaeaá (Bear Rock) with Dëneze Nakehk'o, who follows in the footsteps of Dene hero Yamozha. Discover the amazing account of how he saved the Dene by overcoming the harmful huge beavers. (Repeat).

At nighttime in Tasiujaq, Willie takes his son Robbie out to check on their fox traps. (Repeat).

Teena is with Kathleen Nester of Coral Harbour, making a lovely summer amauti. (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).

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

Surprised at the loss of her innocence, the young Inuk Elsa draws courage and strength from her rugged land to become a woman as independent as the restless river that cuts across it. She becomes the very young mother of a child whose surprising destiny breaks with the millennial traditions of her ancestors.

Don and Dakota Ray visit the Chippewas of Rama First Nation to learn about some of the training that goes into making the Rama Fire Rescue Service one of Ontario's top Indigenous fire departments. (Repeat).

PI-in-training Ed spies on Hayden Keys (James L. Dunn), who may be faking injury; the purchase of an antique dollhouse sets Shelly to dreaming on a grand scale; and Maggie's and Maurice's charity donations bring regrets. Heather: Charmaine Craig. Reynaldo: Ronald G. Joseph. Ed: Darren E. Burrows.

Pat and Graham come across a sunken boat. (Repeat).

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On October 6th, 2017, the Government of Canada announced a settlement for survivors of the Sixties Scoop. Reporter John Murray looks at the $800 million agreement and the history behind it. (Repeat).

Don and Dakota join the workforce of the River Cree Resort and Casino near Edmonton, AB to discover why this Indigenous-owned business is so successful. (Repeat).

The weather echoes the tension within the group, and they need to keep moving. However, the stormy seas are too risky, and they will have to portage along the rocky shores. (Repeat).

Steven and the crew of the GC Macdonald hail out for an 8-day journey to net thousands of pounds of shrimp. (Repeat).

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.

Charles Bender explores his indigenous identity by means of hunting. (Repeat).

Sam and Chuck travel to the Painted Warriors Ranch to learn traditional Métis bush skills, including fire starting, horse packing and identifying medicinal plants. Then, they put their new skills to the test on an overnight adventure. (Repeat).

Ed harvests deer for the members of the Tk'emlups community before heading on a Yukon adventure. (Repeat).

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On October 6th, 2017, the Government of Canada announced a settlement for survivors of the Sixties Scoop. Reporter John Murray looks at the $800 million agreement and the history behind it. (Repeat).

PI-in-training Ed spies on Hayden Keys (James L. Dunn), who may be faking injury; the purchase of an antique dollhouse sets Shelly to dreaming on a grand scale; and Maggie's and Maurice's charity donations bring regrets. Heather: Charmaine Craig. Reynaldo: Ronald G. Joseph. Ed: Darren E. Burrows.

Eight tales of Indigenous people. (Repeat).

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

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).

Cree artist George Littlechild's paintings are in museum and private collections around the world. He spent most of his childhood in the child welfare system in Alberta. (Repeat).

Rayna Keetch, an affluent Toronto stay-at-home mom, is about to head north to her home community of Binesizhaabos. (Repeat).

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On October 6th, 2017, the Government of Canada announced a settlement for survivors of the Sixties Scoop. Reporter John Murray looks at the $800 million agreement and the history behind it. (Repeat).

The shíshálh (Sechelt) Nation is located on the south coast of British Columbia in a territory gifted with steep mountains, fast flowing rivers and streams. Harnessing the natural power of gravity and water is now empowering their community. (Repeat).

Layten Byhette, a Dene from Buffalo River Dene Nation and Fond Du Lac First Nation, is a multidisciplinary artist, influencer, and businessman who creates enchantment through his drag identity, Chelazon Leroux. (Repeat).

This season, the Queen of the Oil Patch takes on the West. Massey Whiteknife will carry his Get Ready employment program and anti-bullying message across the land; Iceis Rain will push her musical aspirations. (Repeat).

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Art and Dan explore the Six Nations of the Grand River and meet with chef Tawnya Brant of Yawékon; visit the Kayanase Native Nursery; and more. (Repeat).

An investigation in the case of Elaine Frieda, who was last seen in 2004 in Alberta. (Repeat).

While in Thunder Bay, Shayla calls Tom and asks if she can stay to check out a second legend in nearby, Kakabeka Falls. (Repeat).

Shayla delves into the world of lycans and looks to uncover if werewolves really exist and if so, if they are similar to transformers or not. (Repeat).

Lauren Jiles is a renowned burlesque performer better known as Lou Lou la Duchesse de Rière. Hailing from Kahnawà:ke, Lou Lou celebrates and reclaims Indigenous sexuality through this empowering style of dance. (Repeat).

Shady Hafez is a traditional pow-wow dancer of mixed Syrian and Algonquin descent who embraces his cultures simultaneously. (Repeat).

An investigation in the case of Elaine Frieda, who was last seen in 2004 in Alberta. (Repeat).

A profile of Mo Naga, a traditional tattoo artist from Manipur. (Repeat).

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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).

An opiate overdose shocks the community; Tara starts questioning her purpose; Rayna learns the effect of her "scooping" on Molly; The family works together to find the missing Myles; Rayna and Darryl decide on moving back together. (Repeat).

Dr. Dayle helps a mama cow during a difficult calving and treats an adorable mini pony named Daisy who's got a strange growth on her face. Meanwhile, Dr. Savannah works to diagnose a dog named Bernadette who has stopped eating due to chronic pain. (Repeat).

Henry Naulaq meets up with Sheila Flaherty, a local Iqaluit chef. At her home, Sheila shows Henry how to prepare a special version of ceviche using Arctic char. (Repeat).

Ahousaht's Coastal Nations Coast Guard Auxiliary team searches for a diver who became separated from his diving partner. (Repeat).

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

Joel must atone for his sins when he's visited by a rabbi (Jerry Adler)---the ghost of Yom Kippur past, present and future; Maurice welcomes an honored guest (Jill Gascoine) for a fox hunt. Joel: Rob Morrow. Maurice: Barry Corbin. Holling: John Cullum.

The teens drink, drive and regret it. (Repeat).

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The behavior of an intoxicated man forces the police to intervene following a complaint. (Repeat).

Fall sports meet for athletes ages 35+ years. (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).

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After a meet-cute, a suddenly grown-up Paul (Paul Rabliauskas) struggles to build a connection with a woman whose behaviour eerily reminds him of his old ways. Brokenhearted, Paul digs deep and puts in his best effort to be the best man at Rose (Cheyenna Sapp) and Stephen Harper's (Aqqalu Meekis, I STILL SEE YOU) wedding. (Repeat).

Dr. Savannah's love for animals shines through as she helps a baby goat with a heart problem, a sickly dachshund, and an anxious hairless guinea pig. (Repeat).

Art and Dan attempt cross-country skiing in Whistler despite their challenges staying upright. However, their true success lies in ice-fishing on a nearby lake and foraging at a local indoor farm for fresh ingredients. (Repeat).

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Joel must atone for his sins when he's visited by a rabbi (Jerry Adler)---the ghost of Yom Kippur past, present and future; Maurice welcomes an honored guest (Jill Gascoine) for a fox hunt. Joel: Rob Morrow. Maurice: Barry Corbin. Holling: John Cullum.

An opiate overdose shocks the community; Tara starts questioning her purpose; Rayna learns the effect of her "scooping" on Molly; The family works together to find the missing Myles; Rayna and Darryl decide on moving back together. (Repeat).

Nuu-chah-nulth author and professor Charlotte Cote's journey has taken her from a small First Nations community on Vancouver Island to a career in television media and most recently to a position as a professor at the University of Washington. (Repeat).

While in Thunder Bay, Shayla calls Tom and asks if she can stay to check out a second legend in nearby, Kakabeka Falls. (Repeat).

A hunt for moose in British Columbia's Northern Rockies is featured. (Repeat).

Dr. Savannah's love for animals shines through as she helps a baby goat with a heart problem, a sickly dachshund, and an anxious hairless guinea pig. (Repeat).

Shady Hafez is a traditional pow-wow dancer of mixed Syrian and Algonquin descent who embraces his cultures simultaneously. (Repeat).

Northern Canada is home to the oldest tattooing traditions on the planet. Ippiksaut Friessen has been helping women reclaim their culture through intricate tattoo designs. (Repeat).

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The behavior of an intoxicated man forces the police to intervene following a complaint. (Repeat).

Fall sports meet for athletes ages 35+ years. (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).

In 1858, rumors of gold drew thousands of gun-toting American miners into the heart of Fraser Canyon, a wave of greed which threatened the local Nlaka'pamux way of life. What followed was a forgotten war which decided the fate of British Columbia. (Repeat).

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 team heads to plains country to meet Métis archaeologist Kisha Supernant at Chimney Coulee in southern Saskatchewan. Straddling the continental divide, the site is home to diverse occupations stretching back at least 10,000 years. (Repeat).

An opiate overdose shocks the community; Tara starts questioning her purpose; Rayna learns the effect of her "scooping" on Molly; The family works together to find the missing Myles; Rayna and Darryl decide on moving back together. (Repeat).

Inuk filmmaker Zacharias Kunuk turned the story of his ancestors into an award-winning film. (Repeat).

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Susan Nuluk of Naujaat prepares a bearded seal skin for her husband, David Nuluk, who makes a whip for his dog team. (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).

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

Ghost hunters investigate the Inn at the Falls, a historic hotel with a lingering spirit of Judge William Mahaffy, to unravel its mysteries. (Repeat).

Ernest Webb embarks on an exploration of Mount St. Joseph, situated in Mi'gmaq territory and home to the Puglutmu'j. (Repeat).

Erin and Saxon discover Treaty 5 limited people's ability to feed their communities. The duo learns how innovative gardeners in Norway House, Man, provide greens year-round, and land-based learning brings them out onto the ice. (Repeat).

Piri heads to Manawatu to meet with Jamain Waretini and Luke "Fathead" Wright. The trio dive off the coast in search of kaimoana. Piri joins Joseph Rolston, The Ruahine Hunter, for a rabbit hunt and later meets up with a local high school football team. (Repeat).

Joel finds a strange lump on his head; Shelly has bad luck after chucking a chain letter; a barber (Bill Cobbs) parks his pole in Cicely; and Maggie receives a letter she'd written at 15. Mary-Margaret: Tara Subkoff. Maggie: Janine Turner. Joel: Rob Morrow. Shelly: Cynthia Geary.

A religious cult engages Graham's attention. (Repeat).

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Kathleen Martens' 2017 plea for accountability from the Nunavut government is revisited. Have they since accomplished their constitutional mandate of employing mostly Inuit? (Repeat).