Aboriginal Peoples Television Network HD

The Vikings dreams of a colony in Canada are met by a violent end.

Cree musician Kris Harper embraces his family's artistic legacy by composing a unique song using his late mother's poetry; featuring interviews with Kris's aunt, Florence, and Kris's collaborator, Jason Borys, who both have warm memories to share.

Cameron Fraser-Monroe is a Tla'amin dance artist and choreographer who combines classical ballet and hoop dance in his performances; premiering a contemporary interpretation of Flames of Fire.

These brothers are exceptional figures in northwest coast art, excelling as carvers, designers, singers and dancers, making a powerful impact in their genre.

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

Holly speaks with survivors of Indian hospitals and tuberculosis sanatoriums, who share their stories of starvation, culture loss and experimentation.

In northern Quebec, Sam goes goose hunting for the first time and learns how special this bird is to the Cree; he takes part in a Cree rite of passage and learns about traditions that show respect to the animals being harvested.

Drew explores the history of gender identity and sexuality in Indigenous communities and culture; for centuries, Indigenous Peoples have embraced gender fluidity and Two-Spirit people.

Don and Dakota Ray discover how a team of Indigenous food partners in Vancouver, British Columbia, works together to provide the masses with a delicious menu made by chef Paul Natrall and his food truck, Mr. Bannock Indigenous Cuisine.

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.

Très jeune, Diane Obomsawin s'évade dans la réalisation de bande dessinée soit pour contester ou pour faire rire; elle trouve sa signature Obom en dessinant ses personnages mi-animaux, mi-humains; ses oeuvres réalisées pour l'Office National du Film.

L'arrivée au camp Vimy marque le début du programme Carcajou. Entre formalités administratives, réception du matériel et montage des lits, les recrues partagent leurs motivations et leurs craintes. La discipline militaire s'installe.

Très jeune, Diane Obomsawin s'évade dans la réalisation de bande dessinée soit pour contester ou pour faire rire; elle trouve sa signature Obom en dessinant ses personnages mi-animaux, mi-humains; ses oeuvres réalisées pour l'Office National du Film.

Chuck se rend dans le nord de la nation Eeyou et rencontre Jamie Moses, un membre de la communauté et un expert de la chasse à l'ours.

Art et Dan partent pour une journée de pêche à bord du bateau de la Première Nation de Bear River ; Dan s'occupe des pièges à homard, tandis qu'Art joue de l'harmonica, rassuré par l'absence de vagues.

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.

Jeremy designs the logo for a local ranch in exchange for a tree, while also collaborating on a specially commissioned burl for a client.

Chuck visits the community garden in Kahnawake; with Kanerahtiio and his wife Raven, Chuck makes Haudenosaunee recipes using corn and strawberries, two culturally important ingredients; he also meets seed keeper Steve.

Hera's fried chicken; twice-cooked roast tītī with veggies; chilled white chocolate cheesecake.

A local waterskiing champion has an accident which may leave her permanently paralyzed. With Dion Luther and Cam Bancroft.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

Maika and her ragtag group of friends discover an alien invasion in their tiny arctic hamlet, and it's up to them to fight back using makeshift weapons and horror movie knowledge.

Don and Dakota Ray discover some of the latest technologies being offered through programs at the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies, which incorporates a strong focus on Indigenous culture.

The twisting history of Charles Byrne, the Irish Giant.

Albert is the chief of Lynx River, and everyone is prospering until a fire threatens to engulf the town. With Gordon Tootoosis, Tina Keeper and Selina Manuse.

Nick takes a disliking to the charming musician who has sailed into Gibsons and into Sara's life.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

As retail theft rises, so do allegations of racial discrimination; in Winnipeg, violent encounters between security guards and Indigenous people have sparked outrage; what's the driving force behind these confrontations? Poverty? Crime? Or deeply rooted systemic prejudice? Tamara Pimentel investigates.

Dr. Allison and her team must monitor Shelby the Shih Tzu while trying to remove hundreds of tiny, grainy bladder stones; in Calgary, Dr. Emma and her team try to wrangle dogs for a blood drive.

With help from chef Elena Terry, Tawnya hosts a deeply personal long-table dinner that celebrates Indigenous food sovereignty and honours her late mother, Terrylynn.

Nine acts perform in the hopes of making it to the live finale and winning a life-changing prize; the panel of judges will pick two acts to go straight to the finale with the remaining seven acts going to a public vote.

Funny man Josh goes on a couple of dates: a lighthearted wine and cheese, and a flirty spaghetti dinner. Between laughs, conversation and even a bit of shared history, Josh learns that the key to building chemistry is balancing humour with heartfelt moments.

Shy Lionel begins his dating journey with a slow, somewhat awkward breakfast date. When his second date falls through, the aunties call in camera assistant Linsey. Over sweet treats and conversation, Lionel and Linsey discover small sparks of connection.

The Muckleshoot Gold Cup is one of the biggest races of the season; last year's champs are looking to defend their title against first-time competitors Poitras Relay; will the high-stakes pressure lead the teams to victory or crushing defeat?

Gary Pelletier, 63, vanishes from Fort Qu'Appelle; the search for him highlights the challenges of finding vulnerable people.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

As retail theft rises, so do allegations of racial discrimination; in Winnipeg, violent encounters between security guards and Indigenous people have sparked outrage; what's the driving force behind these confrontations? Poverty? Crime? Or deeply rooted systemic prejudice? Tamara Pimentel investigates.

Sioux Valley in Manitoba is the largest Dakota community in Canada and its history has fostered a culture of self-governance; Koda, Helena and Travis work on overcoming intergenerational traumas through the healing power of animals.

Ila Barker, a singer-songwriter from Winnipeg, joins Earl and Craig St. Goddard on a trapping expedition; she connects with the land, learns about herself and discovers how the Michif people honour the animals they trap and the gifts they provide.