Aboriginal Peoples Television Network HDTV (East) (APTNHD)

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).

After falling flat on his face in the city of Winnipeg, Paul returns home to the fly-in community of Grouse Lake First Nation. (Repeat).

After a Haitian-born youth is racially profiled at an Indigenous basketball tournament, he wrestles with his shaken sense of belonging in his Indigenous adoptive family while attempting to heal from his past. (Repeat).

Piri heads to Turangi to go fly fishing on the upper reaches of the Tongariro River only accessible by white water rafting. (Repeat).

Comprehensive coverage of news affecting Aboriginal Peoples.

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Volleyball is a sport well recognized by First Nations communities. Included: the Walkingbear family of Thunderchild First Nation in Saskatchewan, who started their own community-based volleyball club. (Repeat).

Dakota and Don go behind the scenes of Red Sky Performance to find out how this theater company is putting out performances across the globe. (Repeat).

Sam and Chuck head to Southwestern Colorado to learn about the Southern Ute Tribe. (Repeat).

Humans are a musical species. It is revealed whether humans are the only musical series. (Repeat).

Notre équipe de Montréal vous présente les nouvelles des communautés autochtones au Québec ainsi que l'actualité d'intérêt national. (Repeat).

Le marathon de fin de session a commencé à l'Institution Kiuna. Des conférences, des ateliers, des kiosques et des rassemblements sont au rendez-vous et permettent aux étudiant·e·s d'en apprendre plus sur leur culture et celle des autres. (Repeat).

Jeff Boudreault and the very friendly Joël jump from a Griffon helicopter with the Skyhawks. (Repeat).

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The fun and wonder of Indigenous science. (Repeat).

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Shortly after meeting each other for the first time, the Dreamcatchers receive their first assignment. A Dreamer has had a dream about a dangerous oil leak, so the group must find him and unlock his ancestral powers to stop the dream from coming true (Repeat).

Fifteen-year-old Mohawk Rorihwatoken and former pro hockey goalie Damien Ketlo push themselves to the limits in the gym and in the air. (Repeat).

Ice threatens to push the Sedna aground, and the Taiga is forced to skip a village. (Repeat).

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

The Coastal Nations Coast Guard Auxiliary team is tasked with searching for two missing kayakers. As night falls and temperatures drop, the search for the kayakers becomes an urgent mission. (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).

The team goes to the Saint Boniface Museum in Winnipeg on a stormy night. After getting the sense that someone from the past has invited them for tea, they offer in hopes of connecting with the other side. (Repeat).

Audie Murray works with traditional Cree tattoos and Michif visual culture. (Repeat).

A Metis/Stony raised Cree is gifted with the power to call the buffalo. While growing up he's adopted into a prominent Blackfoot Chiefs family where he grows into a Peacemaker to bolster bonds of friendship between longstanding enemies of the Blackfoot. (Repeat).

Survivors of Canadian Indian hospitals and their families recount traumatic stories of starvation, isolation, loss of culture and medical experimentation. (Repeat).

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