Aboriginal Peoples Television Network HDTV (East) (APTNHD)

Shawn visits the site of the former residential school just outside Sipekne'katik First Nation, Nova Scotia. A young mother hears from her only son who passed away unexpectedly. (Repeat).

Expert Métis hunter Charles Langelier takes Cree hockey announcer Earl Wood bowhunting to harvest a bear. Before the hunt, Earl shares one of his hunting rituals by smudging, a new and welcome experience for Charles. (Repeat).

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Toxic waste is dumped into the waters, and evidence points to Nick and Pat. With the help of John, Nick must clear his name and solve the mysterious fish deaths. (Repeat).

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Jeff Richards and the team try to help spirits that are haunting a long-abandoned house to move on. Their paranormal encounter within the walls of the nearly dilapidated home in Alberta leaves everyone spooked and distressed. (Repeat).

The ghost hunters examine a theater hoping to capture evidence of strange paranormal occurrences. (Repeat).

A Métis woman's generous and affable nature transforms into a force to be reckoned with when she confronts disparaging remarks from a pompous columnist. (Repeat).

Dr. Cori sees it all, from stray puppies and anxious dogs with persistent paw injuries, to horses needing dental work. Dr. Allison tackles a growing lump on cuddly Jorah and takes an x-ray that means bad news for an older dog. (Repeat).

Brave riders train skilled horses for thrilling battles and daring adventures in a world where strength and courage lead to victory. (Repeat).

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Ed discovers an alarming tale of cannibalism that later gnaws at Holling and Ruth-Anne; anxiety eats at Chris over his written pilot's exam. Ed: Darren E. Burrows. Holling: John Cullum. Ruth-Anne: Peg Phillips. Chris: John Corbett. Hayden: James Dunn.

Sam thinks a lost treasure will make the perfect birthday gift for Dana. (Repeat).

APTN National News brings you news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples. (New).

An examination of the case regarding Colten Boushie, who farmer Gerald Stanley shot as he was (Repeat).

A young woman leaves city life to reconnect with her rural heritage. As she adapts to farm life, she discovers hidden family secrets and finds unexpected romance. (Repeat).

Brent's successful cousin Carl, now working in England, returns to Dog River for a visit, and everyone seems to love him except for Brent. (Repeat).

In the lighthouse at Peggy's Cove, a familiar trickster plays cruel mind games with the team and threatens one of them. They must brace themselves against the wild wind and their own fears as they ask an elder to help them banish the malevolent spirit. (Repeat).

The ghost hunters look into some strange sightings reported by employees and visitors at the Sharon Temple buildings. (Repeat).

A Cheyenne warrior woman's bravery shines as she rescues her brother and confronts Colonel Custer. Her heroic feats culminate in the Northern Cheyenne Exodus, leaving an enduring legacy. (New).

Marcie works with the survivors and victims' families of a church shooting. Reggie comes into conflict with a tenured professor he believes to be promoting misogyny. (Repeat).

Drew uncovers the lost Indigenous secrets of Winnipeg, known to Indigenous Peoples as Muddy Waters and the gateway to the West. He discovers how Winnipeg is embracing its Indigenous roots and revitalizing public spaces and institutions. (New).

APTN National News brings you news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples. (Repeat).

An examination of the case regarding Colten Boushie, who farmer Gerald Stanley shot as he was (Repeat).

Ed discovers an alarming tale of cannibalism that later gnaws at Holling and Ruth-Anne; anxiety eats at Chris over his written pilot's exam. Ed: Darren E. Burrows. Holling: John Cullum. Ruth-Anne: Peg Phillips. Chris: John Corbett. Hayden: James Dunn.

Alex makes one final push toward her goal as her nemesis strive to thwart her efforts. (New).

In the lighthouse at Peggy's Cove, a familiar trickster plays cruel mind games with the team and threatens one of them. They must brace themselves against the wild wind and their own fears as they ask an elder to help them banish the malevolent spirit. (Repeat).

The ghost hunters look into some strange sightings reported by employees and visitors at the Sharon Temple buildings. (Repeat).

A Cheyenne warrior woman's bravery shines as she rescues her brother and confronts Colonel Custer. Her heroic feats culminate in the Northern Cheyenne Exodus, leaving an enduring legacy. (Repeat).

Dr. Cori sees it all, from stray puppies and anxious dogs with persistent paw injuries, to horses needing dental work. Dr. Allison tackles a growing lump on cuddly Jorah and takes an x-ray that means bad news for an older dog. (Repeat).

Brave riders train skilled horses for thrilling battles and daring adventures in a world where strength and courage lead to victory. (Repeat).

Drew uncovers the lost Indigenous secrets of Winnipeg, known to Indigenous Peoples as Muddy Waters and the gateway to the West. He discovers how Winnipeg is embracing its Indigenous roots and revitalizing public spaces and institutions. (Repeat).

APTN National News brings you news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples. (Repeat).

An examination of the case regarding Colten Boushie, who farmer Gerald Stanley shot as he was (Repeat).

This episode features Soleil Launière, a professional dancer who mixes beats to create original scores for her performances. Tune in to learn about her creative process and witness how she incorporates natural elements into her pieces (Repeat).

Featuring the Enoch Cree Nation on the outskirts of Edmonton, where new generation of members are making waves in the community. (Repeat).

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A Cheyenne warrior woman's bravery shines as she rescues her brother and confronts Colonel Custer. Her heroic feats culminate in the Northern Cheyenne Exodus, leaving an enduring legacy. (Repeat).

A nurse assesses a woman late in pregnancy who is concerned about sciatic nerve pain. Later, a social worker from Wendake organizes a community activity that changes the daily lives of long-term patients. (Repeat).

Dan has a completely British experience: a partridge hunt on a medieval estate. Art feels like a fish out of water. However, their love of good cuisine and their humor overcome the pitfalls. (Repeat).

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Lynsey mentors four entrepreneurs: Anthony de Nuez Acres, Chelsee d'Aaniin Retail, Charles de Charger Foods, and Germaine de Mnopgwad Preserves. They present their concepts to us. They are ready to compete for $100,000. (Repeat).

Valérie Roberts and the refreshing Jad must tame the wakeboard. (Repeat).

Anishinaabe women talk about how the birch tree play a big role in their traditional crafts. (Repeat).

A spotlight on mixed media artist, Connie Watts, who incorporates traditional form and design from the west coast. (Repeat).

A young woman leaves city life to reconnect with her rural heritage. As she adapts to farm life, she discovers hidden family secrets and finds unexpected romance. (Repeat).

Sam thinks a lost treasure will make the perfect birthday gift for Dana. (Repeat).

Bringing you news stories that matter to Indigenous people.

Featuring the Enoch Cree Nation on the outskirts of Edmonton, where new generation of members are making waves in the community. (Repeat).

Sam and Chuck brave coastal waters late at night to hunt eels with a family of Mi'kmaq hunters in Cape Breton, N.S. They discover how intrinsic eel hunting is to Mi'kmaq history and ways of life. (Repeat).

The team pursues a group of studs through the treacherous terrain on Bald Mountain. Moving them from the catch pen to the training grounds is an entirely different kind of challenge. (Repeat).

A look at spring in the polar regions when the sun appears after an absence of five months, and warmth and life return to these magical ice worlds.

Residents anticipate winter's snow. But for Joel, an elderly patient's claims that she's dying bring guilt and self-reproachment; and Shelly believes that her little white lie about love is making her nose grow. Nedra: Harriet Medin. Joel: Rob Morrow. Maurice: Barry Corbin. Shelly: Cynthia Geary.

Sal tries to drive away a group of bikers calling themselves the Devil's Disciples. Shirley Broderick. (Repeat).

APTN National News brings you news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples. (New).

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Propane and food supplies are low as the powwow reaches its tailend; Shawn and Art join the ancient ritual, snake dance. (Repeat).

When Brent gets a new cell phone, Davis is determined to keep up with him technologically. Then Lacey tries to join the town's exclusive Chamber of Commerce by proving to Dog River that she's got community spirit. (Repeat).

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

The polar bears prepare to leave for Hudson Bay; and a guide searches for his bear friend Dancer. (Repeat).

After a record number of medivac flights this year, Missinippi Airways is expanding, but with this growth comes a few growing pains. Inspired by the airline's evolution, senior management decides to rebrand their fleet of planes. (Repeat).

The Coastal Nations Coast Guard Auxiliary program has created job opportunities for First Nations people in eight coastal communities in British Columbia. In today's mission, the Heiltsuk team investigates a possible oil spill. (Repeat).

APTN National News brings you news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples. (Repeat).

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Residents anticipate winter's snow. But for Joel, an elderly patient's claims that she's dying bring guilt and self-reproachment; and Shelly believes that her little white lie about love is making her nose grow. Nedra: Harriet Medin. Joel: Rob Morrow. Maurice: Barry Corbin. Shelly: Cynthia Geary.

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

Kim and Pierre establish a new camp in an unexplored part of the Yukon; Desperate for a supply of winter meat, Becky embarks on an early season moose hunt; "Pike" Mike and Bentley attempt to secure their essential food sources before winter sets in. (Repeat).

The polar bears prepare to leave for Hudson Bay; and a guide searches for his bear friend Dancer. (Repeat).

A look at spring in the polar regions when the sun appears after an absence of five months, and warmth and life return to these magical ice worlds.

APTN National News brings you news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples. (Repeat).

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Doc wants Shayla to learn about the importance of medicine wheels. Meanwhile, Shayla visits the Royal Alberta Museum, which has a good exhibit on the sacred circles. (Repeat).

As the buffalo reach extinction, the Plains Indigenous Peoples struggle to live, but they include a medicine chest clause in Treaty 6 to safeguard their health. The Indian Act is pushed through, undermining any treaty-protected rights. (Repeat).

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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).

Caitlin does everything she can to keep Butterhead. (Repeat).

Valérie Roberts and the refreshing Jad must tame the wakeboard. (Repeat).

A snowstorm marks the fate of the challenges and complicates the work of the police. (Repeat).

A nurse assesses a woman late in pregnancy who is concerned about sciatic nerve pain. Later, a social worker from Wendake organizes a community activity that changes the daily lives of long-term patients. (Repeat).

Dan has a completely British experience: a partridge hunt on a medieval estate. Art feels like a fish out of water. However, their love of good cuisine and their humor overcome the pitfalls. (Repeat).

Piri joins Nore Martin in Mitimiti to try their luck with land-based snapper fishing. Piri travels to Whirinaki to drag-net fishing flounder with Joe Wynyard. Piri joins the residents for a large feast. (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).

Propane and food supplies are low as the powwow reaches its tailend; Shawn and Art join the ancient ritual, snake dance. (Repeat).

Sal tries to drive away a group of bikers calling themselves the Devil's Disciples. Shirley Broderick. (Repeat).

Bringing you news stories that matter to Indigenous people.

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Initiatives are done to put animals back in the wild. (Repeat).

Brad is welcomed by Melisa Pash's family in Chisasibi, Eeyou Istchee. After a snowshoe getaway, everyone pitches in to prepare a traditional goose feast. (Repeat).

Dan has a completely British experience: a partridge hunt on a medieval estate. Art feels like a fish out of water. However, their love of good cuisine and their humor overcome the pitfalls. (Repeat).

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Caitlin does everything she can to keep Butterhead. (Repeat).

Maggie throws a shower for Shelly; a Hollywood agent (Donal Logue) takes an interest in Ed's script; Chris tries to get in touch with his "inner woman." Eve: Valerie Mahaffey. Mother Nature: Regina King. Medea: Therese Tinling. Olympias: Jillian Armenante.

Sara returns home from a trip to Vancouver accompanied by an artist in need of some creative direction. (Repeat).

APTN National News brings you news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples. (New).

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

Chuck se rend dans la communauté de Wolastoqiyik, dans le Bas-Saint-Laurent, pour rencontrer le chef Maxime Lizotte et pêcher des oursins qui abondent dans le fleuve Saint-Laurent. Chuck prend un bateau pour récolter ces délicieux fruits de mer. (New).

In Vancouver, Christian Pilon meets Joe Geluch, an entrepreneur working with the latest tech. Then, on Vancouver Island, the Mudgirls construct sustainable homes with traditional techniques. (Repeat).

Bailey wants a place to stay in with James. (Repeat).

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

APTN National News brings you news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples. (Repeat).

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Maggie throws a shower for Shelly; a Hollywood agent (Donal Logue) takes an interest in Ed's script; Chris tries to get in touch with his "inner woman." Eve: Valerie Mahaffey. Mother Nature: Regina King. Medea: Therese Tinling. Olympias: Jillian Armenante.

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

Marcie works with the survivors and victims' families of a church shooting. Reggie comes into conflict with a tenured professor he believes to be promoting misogyny. (Repeat).

Ernie meets a Boonwurrung man with a love for the ocean, an inspirational woman finding balance between farming and the environment and a Marine Biologist following her passion. (Repeat).

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APTN National News brings you news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples. (Repeat).

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Young athletes Emily King, Matthew Jacobson and Kuduat Shorty of Team Yukon compete in the Arctic Winter Games. This episode also features Arctic Games official Donald Kuptana along with Johnny Issaluk, a veteran athlete, actor and mentor.

A young woman leaves city life to reconnect with her rural heritage. As she adapts to farm life, she discovers hidden family secrets and finds unexpected romance. (Repeat).

Tracey heads to Quaaout Lodge in Chase, BC for some relaxation. (Repeat).

Valérie Roberts and the refreshing Jad must tame the wakeboard. (Repeat).

Brad is welcomed by Melisa Pash's family in Chisasibi, Eeyou Istchee. After a snowshoe getaway, everyone pitches in to prepare a traditional goose feast. (Repeat).

A young hero embarks on a magical journey across Turtle Island. He learns ancient legends and discovers the wonders and secrets of his enchanting world. (Repeat).

P'tit Glooscap et ses amis apprennent que nous voulons tous être bons dans les domaines qui nous intéressent, mais que la pratique est essentielle pour atteindre nos objectifs. Ce n'est qu'avec la patience que nous pouvons améliorer nos compétences. (Repeat).

Explore ancient wisdom and fascinating tales from different cultures. Discover the myths, legends, and traditions that shape our world today. (Repeat).

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Haida artist Trey pairs up with Simon Whitfield, an Olympic Triathlon champion. (Repeat).

A squirrel family's struggle to prepare for winter prompts the Chums to split up and seek new allies across Turtle Island, embarking on a mission to secure enough nuts for the squirrels' winter stockpile. (Repeat).

Encountering a young bear hampered by extremely ticklish feet, the Chums employ their imagination and the resources of the forest to devise ingenious solutions, helping their new friend overcome his unique challenge. (Repeat).

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Science Questers try out computer coding and meet Indigenous game designers. (Repeat).

Miawpukek First Nation in Newfoundland is reviving the tradition of birchbark canoe–building. (Repeat).

Indigenous researchers work together in St. John's and Nain, Labrador, to study threats to food security and food sovereignty around traditional Inuit food sources. (Repeat).

Kenneth "Mutchie" Bennet has studied traditional Mi'kmaw medicine for many years. Now, he's looking to pass on that knowledge to Bobby White to ensure it's carried to the next generation. (Repeat).

Chief Mi'sel Joe launches a groundbreaking genetic research project to uncover the truth and understand how the Beothuk were assimilated into Mi'kmaw communities for protection in the 1800s. (Repeat).

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

Doc wants Shayla to learn about the importance of medicine wheels. Meanwhile, Shayla visits the Royal Alberta Museum, which has a good exhibit on the sacred circles. (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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The aim is to make communities safer. But the Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Act - or SCAN - is under scrutiny after being used to evict a family of 10 in the Yukon winter. Christopher Read introduces you to the woman who successfully took on SCAN in the Yukon Supreme Court (New).

A contentious Conservative omnibus bill that some say sparked the Idle No More movement, and the initial explosion of rallies and demonstrations-which quickly drew the attention of a host of government agencies. (Repeat).

Charles Martin Smith wrote and directed this riveting tale of survival in the Canadian arctic. Barry Pepper soars as a cocky bush pilot whose plane goes down while he is transporting a sickly Inuit beauty (Annabella Piugattuk) to a hospital. Smith adapted a short story by Canadian author Farley Mowat, whom he played in a big-screen adaptation of Mowat's "Never Cry Wolf," an autobiographical tale a

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Charles Martin Smith wrote and directed this riveting tale of survival in the Canadian arctic. Barry Pepper soars as a cocky bush pilot whose plane goes down while he is transporting a sickly Inuit beauty (Annabella Piugattuk) to a hospital. Smith adapted a short story by Canadian author Farley Mowat, whom he played in a big-screen adaptation of Mowat's "Never Cry Wolf," an autobiographical tale a

A contentious Conservative omnibus bill that some say sparked the Idle No More movement, and the initial explosion of rallies and demonstrations-which quickly drew the attention of a host of government agencies. (Repeat).

Piri joins Nore Martin in Mitimiti to try their luck with land-based snapper fishing. Piri travels to Whirinaki to drag-net fishing flounder with Joe Wynyard. Piri joins the residents for a large feast. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

The aim is to make communities safer. But the Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Act - or SCAN - is under scrutiny after being used to evict a family of 10 in the Yukon winter. Christopher Read introduces you to the woman who successfully took on SCAN in the Yukon Supreme Court (Repeat).

Young athletes Emily King, Matthew Jacobson and Kuduat Shorty of Team Yukon compete in the Arctic Winter Games. This episode also features Arctic Games official Donald Kuptana along with Johnny Issaluk, a veteran athlete, actor and mentor.

Don and Dakota go behind the scenes of the Native Delights food truck to discover how this native-owned operation is making its mark on the Edmonton, AB food scene. (Repeat).

Sam and Chuck brave coastal waters late at night to hunt eels with a family of Mi'kmaq hunters in Cape Breton, N.S. They discover how intrinsic eel hunting is to Mi'kmaq history and ways of life. (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).

La session tire à sa fin pour les étudiant·e·s. Prudence est fière de la popularité des cours de langue qui sont porteurs d'identité. Dans son cours d'abénaquis, Kim décortique une chanson avec son enseignant, Philippe, un de ses rares locuteurs. (Repeat).

Valérie Roberts and the refreshing Jad must tame the wakeboard. (Repeat).

A young hero embarks on a magical journey across Turtle Island. He learns ancient legends and discovers the wonders and secrets of his enchanting world. (Repeat).

Wendy-go Lorsque les Capteurs de rêves repèrent un rêve dans lequel des déchets toxiques inondent une Réserve, ils doivent trouver la Rêveuse, débloquer ses super pouvoirs ancestraux et empêcher le rêve de se réaliser. (Repeat).

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

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When the Dreamcatchers catch a dream about toxic waste flooding a Reserve, they must find the Dreamer, unlock her ancestral superpowers and stop the dream from coming true (Repeat).

Haida artist Trey pairs up with Simon Whitfield, an Olympic Triathlon champion. (Repeat).

Kim and Pierre establish a new camp in an unexplored part of the Yukon; Desperate for a supply of winter meat, Becky embarks on an early season moose hunt; "Pike" Mike and Bentley attempt to secure their essential food sources before winter sets in. (Repeat).

After a record number of medivac flights this year, Missinippi Airways is expanding, but with this growth comes a few growing pains. Inspired by the airline's evolution, senior management decides to rebrand their fleet of planes. (Repeat).

The Coastal Nations Coast Guard Auxiliary program has created job opportunities for First Nations people in eight coastal communities in British Columbia. In today's mission, the Heiltsuk team investigates a possible oil spill. (Repeat).

Charles Martin Smith wrote and directed this riveting tale of survival in the Canadian arctic. Barry Pepper soars as a cocky bush pilot whose plane goes down while he is transporting a sickly Inuit beauty (Annabella Piugattuk) to a hospital. Smith adapted a short story by Canadian author Farley Mowat, whom he played in a big-screen adaptation of Mowat's "Never Cry Wolf," an autobiographical tale a

Manel Mahdouani specializes in Amazigh tattoos. She travels and searches for the knowledge found in the collective memory of elderly people because tattooing traditions are no longer practiced. (Repeat).

A wandering mourning warrior finds comfort on a hill, where he is accepted by the snake people and given a unique power. (Repeat).

An examination of the case regarding Colten Boushie, who farmer Gerald Stanley shot as he was (Repeat).