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On June 30, 2002, Lisa Marie Young disappeared in Nanaimo, B.C., after accepting a ride from a man she met at a nightclub; her mother, Joanne, fought tirelessly for justice until her own passing; her family and friends keep her memory alive now.

An Atikamekw patient navigator accompanies a patient to a medical appointment, and an interpreter in Sept-Îles visits a patient who has been hospitalized for several months since falling and losing the use of his legs.

Cassandra Carreiro, Anishinaabe from Shoal Lake #40, founded Winnipeg's first artisanal charcuterie café, Sharcuterie.

Decimated by disease and shattered by war, the Wendat are brought to the brink of extinction; from the ashes of their homeland, the exiled survivors fight to protect the remaining members of their ancient nation.

Teevee's testimony becomes key in Nathan's trial; Sarah plans to leave; Lynx River turns to traditional forms of justice to deal with Nathan.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

Prisoners across Canada are producing goods for crown corporations and more recently, for public consumption; experts warn the true cost of this labour goes far beyond dollars, raising difficult questions about dignity, rehabilitation and justice.

It's the first race of the year; Two Medicine has a new rider and Poitras Relay is testing out a new horse; both teams are in the championship, but only one of them can start the season with a victory.

The Ponoka Rodeo is the last chance to qualify for the world championships in Las Vegas; veteran Bill T. Head knows what it takes to win, and his son tries to carry his legacy.

Rookie Allan Downey races in the faster, fiercer and more expensive 360 class for the first time; on a rough and wild track, he contends with numerous challenges that test even the most experienced drivers.

With only weeks until the championships, Evan Bourgoin tries to move down a weight class to avoid a rival, while Natasha Batt must decide which competition to compete in.

Corey de Cedar Brush Site Services, Harlan de Smudge the Blades Apparel et Brayden et Tracey de Bridges Environmental Group entrent dans la tanière pour présenter leurs idées; avec le mentorat de Wendy.

Un braconnier déclaré coupable est retrouvé pendu dans la réserve de la nation Dakota.

Chuck se rend à Victor Lake, en Alberta, pour rencontrer Landon Delorme, qui l'emmène à la chasse au mouflon d'Amérique. Chasseur chevronné, Landon est passionné par le partage de connaissances et par la défense de la chasse durable et éthique.

Art et Dan se dirigent vers la côte accidentée de la vallée du Nass, où habite la nation Nisga'a; une fois arrivés, le duo est invité à faire de la pêche au saumon et à cueillir des baies sur un ancien champ de lave.

A look at Dr. Savannah's practice and what she's learning about Metis culture.

Rock musician Miesha Louie travels from Calgary to Lake Manitoba, confronting environmental changes affecting her Secwepemculecw heritage; in St. Laurent, she learns commercial fishing and reconnects with her roots, embracing tradition.

Dan introduces Art to local activist and environmentalist Briony Penn; Briony Penn gives the duo a crash course in oysters; the pair visits a farm where oranges and avocados flourish in an energy-conserving greenhouse.

Tiffany prepares her chicken medicine soup and bannock and fry bread; tips for using kitchen scraps for soup stock.

Sam (Beau Heaton) searches for a treasure left behind by early settlers of Gibsons. With Bruno Gerussi and Janet-Laine Greene.

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A behind the scenes look which follows the Frozen Planet II film crews braving the elements to capture the world.

A look at Dr. Savannah's practice and what she's learning about Metis culture.

Dr. Poitras and her team rush into critical surgery to save the life of Ruger, a senior dog battling a badly infected organ; in Saskatoon, Dr. Allison helps a husky cross named Goldy who has a bad limp and a cat who has a bladder full of stones.

On the Sunshine Coast, Levi collaborates with family and community members; the client for the custom bedroom set checks in on Jeremy and Jerett's progress.

Estuaries, known as the cradle of life, create some of Earth's most productive ecosystems; over time, human activity has damaged them, but indigenous and non-indigenous communities are working together to restore and preserve these vital areas.

Michelle (Tina Keeper) attempts to enforce the community's banishment of Nathan (Michael Obey); Brian (Robert Bockstael) tries to find a home for Ben Montour's sculpture.

Sal (Shirley Broderick) decides to rally the townspeople against a group of bikers. With Bruno Gerussi and Jackson Davies.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

Interviews that focus on Indigenous issues; host Dennis Ward delves into the issues faced by people in the headlines and those who work behind the scenes.

Jon and his brother Lee search a vast expanse of tundra - on the hunt for a herd of muskox; Kim and Pierre head deep into the bush in an all-out effort to expand their Yukon trapline; Becky heads into the wilderness.

Mi'kmaq medium Shawn Leonard rejoins the team for the second part of their investigation at Spruce Lane Farmhouse; with Shawn's help, the ghost hunters delve into the building's enigmatic history in search of some answers.

The ghost hunters explore the studios at APTN's head office in downtown Winnipeg, where stories of ancestral presences and unsettling experiences hint at a deeper connection to the land.

Six weeks later as Spring continues to thaw the Arctic, the community comes together to challenge Ice Cove's rivals to a not-so-friendly game of northern baseball.

A long-standing feud between the Bitterns and a rival family comes to a head at a Chiefs conference.

Paul lies to impress some "superdads," Dean reignites a war of nations with Gale, and Lips isn't buying Cousin Leon's attempt at redemption.

O'Leary and Minogue investigate possible alien activity in the Wellington countryside.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

Interviews that focus on Indigenous issues; host Dennis Ward delves into the issues faced by people in the headlines and those who work behind the scenes.

It's the first race of the year; Two Medicine has a new rider and Poitras Relay is testing out a new horse; both teams are in the championship, but only one of them can start the season with a victory.

A floatplane with four people aboard reports a hard ocean landing, flipping over in an area of turbulent riptides; the Quatsino Nation Coast Guard Auxiliary joins the Gordon Reid Canadian Coast Guard Ship to search for the downed plane.

Rookie Allan Downey races in the faster, fiercer and more expensive 360 class for the first time; on a rough and wild track, he contends with numerous challenges that test even the most experienced drivers.

After a difficult evaluation, the recruits set up a cultural camp. An intense heat wave tests their resilience, but a sacred fire ceremony offers much-needed rejuvenation and helps them cope with the challenges.

Following a medevac flight crew as they work through a demanding 13-day rotation.

Siaja looks for a new place to live while balancing the long anticipated Polar Research pitch and a difficult conversation with Neevee.

Paul lies to impress some "superdads," Dean reignites a war of nations with Gale, and Lips isn't buying Cousin Leon's attempt at redemption.

Michelle (Tina Keeper) attempts to enforce the community's banishment of Nathan (Michael Obey); Brian (Robert Bockstael) tries to find a home for Ben Montour's sculpture.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

Interviews that focus on Indigenous issues; host Dennis Ward delves into the issues faced by people in the headlines and those who work behind the scenes.

Dr. Savannah treats a hound after the poor pup is kicked in the head by a horse; she must also race against time to treat and return an injured fawn into the wild after a cougar attacked it.

Carolyn King, former chief of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, and Jordan Jamieson, a young activist and artist, trace ancestral routes to Mnissiing (Toronto Islands), a cherished place of refuge and home to the sacred Snake.

Doc sends Hayley to Vancouver Island to study orcas and their importance to Indigenous communities in the area; her first stop is the Whale Interpretative Centre, where she meets artist Andy Everson for insights.

Shawn travels to Lennox Island in PEI, where tries his hand crewing on a lobster boat that is part of the food fishery there.

Eve retrouve son ami d'enfance Bobby Guanish pour colleter le lièvre dans les forêts du Nitisinan; à Kawawachikamach, elle rejoint Susan Shecanapish afin d'apprendre à préparer une peau de caribou selon la tradition.

Christian fait la rencontre de spécialistes du mouvement zéro déchet et dresse un portrait de ses différents aspects ; ses invité.e.s s'illustrent d'ailleurs par leur détermination à rendre cette pratique plus accessible pour toutes.

Déjà trois semaines se sont écoulées depuis le début de la session ; Joël, étudiant Innu en éducation spécialisée, est plus motivé que jamais à suivre ses cours, mais ce n'est pas sans embûches.

Sur la Côte-Nord du Québec, Chuck se rend à Unamen Shipu, où Bryan Mark l'emmène pêcher la truite de mer dans le vaste territoire marin qui entoure la communauté isolée.

Art et Dan rencontrent deux guides de pêche, Mandi et Gil McDowell, pour en apprendre sur le lancer Spey, une technique de pêche ; une visite au Skeena Valley Farmers Market expose une abondance de champignons sauvages lyophilisés.

Carolyn King, former chief of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, and Jordan Jamieson, a young activist and artist, trace ancestral routes to Mnissiing (Toronto Islands), a cherished place of refuge and home to the sacred Snake.

Doc sends Hayley to Vancouver Island to study orcas and their importance to Indigenous communities in the area; her first stop is the Whale Interpretative Centre, where she meets artist Andy Everson for insights.

Chuck drives to Wikwemikong First Nation in Ontario, where he learns how to ice fish the traditional way with a jigger; Russell, an experienced fisherman, teaches him all about the ice jigger, a device invented by Indigenous fishermen in the early.

The sisters visit Taipei, Taiwan, where they discover a food lover's paradise filled with an abundance of flavors and restaurants; they travel to the Hualien region to learn about the cuisine of the Indigenous Peoples of Taiwan.

Sal (Shirley Broderick) decides to rally the townspeople against a group of bikers. With Bruno Gerussi and Jackson Davies.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

It's a return to a life free from the reliance on modern conveniences and away from the hustle and pollution of cities; it's a gamble that comes with a glorious upside, but also frighteningly high stakes.

Shawn heads northeast of Edmonton to Saddle Lake Cree Nation and learns the duties of being an apprentice stickman for a community round dance; a woman who is leery of communicating with the spirit world gets a wake-up call during a reading.

The ghost city of Sandon, B.C., was once a thriving mining community, but now it stands abandoned; known as the Valley of the Ghosts, Sandon's ghastly history can be told through the spirits that haunt its empty buildings.

The ghost hunters explore the studios at APTN's head office in downtown Winnipeg, where stories of ancestral presences and unsettling experiences hint at a deeper connection to the land.

During a British attack on her village, soldiers capture an Inuit woman and held her in an HBC blockhouse; she meets a government representative who offers her freedom in exchange for help with diplomatic relations and trade.

Michelle's daughter returns home for the first time since moving to Calgary; Rosemary Fletcher arrives in Lynx River.

An eccentric artist rediscovers his creativity in Gibsons. With Charlene Aleck.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

Highlights of a 2017 report from Standing Rock, the site of the stand-off between Indigenous people and big oil.

Indigenous societies' artistic expressions have survived through the preservation of ancient cultural artifacts and in works created by contemporary artists working in traditional styles.

Corine, Leanne, and Kelly connect in Yale, where a surprise shakes up the trio at the trail's jumping-off point; they then head to Hat Creek Ranch, where Corine bumps into a ghostly man and child who might have clues to a cruel Gold-Rush-era crime.

Shawn goes fishing for walleye on Fraser Lake with local guide, Alan Odawa; during his reading, a grandmother has a comforting message for her granddaughter and a friend makes an important connection.

Fan Tan Alley in Canada's oldest Chinatown is a place of untold secrets and stories, but one family discovers a way to reconnect amidst thousands of families who have called this part of Victoria their home.

Bow Valley Ranch's grounds conceal a haunted past; Naomi and the team connect with spirits, revealing a female entity's claim on the home; a sunset smudge ceremony brings everyone peace and understanding.

An orphaned Mohawk girl rejects traditional values, embraces Christianity, faces expulsion and finds a profound spiritual connection with God.

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Highlights of a 2017 report from Standing Rock, the site of the stand-off between Indigenous people and big oil.

Accompany Rebeka Tabobondung and Waubgeshig Rice on their journey into the spirit of Wasauksing First Nation; together, they explore Snake Rock, a place where community members go to seek healing and guidance.

Doc dispatches Hayley to Medicine Hat to investigate a giant river serpent that is said to live in the South Saskatchewan River; the creature is believed to lurk in a spot on the river that never freezes due to rapid currents.

Shawn heads northeast of Edmonton to Saddle Lake Cree Nation and learns the duties of being an apprentice stickman for a community round dance; a woman who is leery of communicating with the spirit world gets a wake-up call during a reading.

Bow Valley Ranch's grounds conceal a haunted past; Naomi and the team connect with spirits, revealing a female entity's claim on the home; a sunset smudge ceremony brings everyone peace and understanding.

The ghost hunters explore the studios at APTN's head office in downtown Winnipeg, where stories of ancestral presences and unsettling experiences hint at a deeper connection to the land.

On June 30, 2002, Lisa Marie Young disappeared in Nanaimo, B.C., after accepting a ride from a man she met at a nightclub; her mother, Joanne, fought tirelessly for justice until her own passing; her family and friends keep her memory alive now.

When a boy with autism vanishes from a Saskatchewan farm, rescue volunteers battle sweeping prairies, coulees and an approaching storm; faint clues drive the searchers in a race through unforgiving terrain.

An orphaned Mohawk girl rejects traditional values, embraces Christianity, faces expulsion and finds a profound spiritual connection with God.

Michelle's daughter returns home for the first time since moving to Calgary; Rosemary Fletcher arrives in Lynx River.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

Highlights of a 2017 report from Standing Rock, the site of the stand-off between Indigenous people and big oil.

Due to warming oceans, 95% of kelp forests on Canada's West Coast have disappeared over the last seven years; scientists are now seeking genetically resilient kelp varieties to restore these vital ecosystems.

After wildfires and an evacuation order force Gwich'in hunting guide, Derek and his nephew, Jet, to cancel their trip to the Northwest Territories, the two go deer hunting in Alberta; when Derek leaves the hunt early, Jet is left to his own devices.

Jim Martin, supervisor at We'koqma'q Trout Farm, gives a behind-the-scenes look at a full season's work, from raising baby trout to harvesting fully-grown fish ready for market.

In 1870, a trove of gold coins on their way to fund a military force heading to confront Louis Riel during the Red River Resistance disappeared; with the gold having never been recovered, a group of treasure hunters are hoping to find it.

Les communautés autochtones en Ontario et au Yukon renouent leurs liens profonds avec les loups en les traquant et marquant, en organisant des chasses communautaires et en amenant une ancienne louve fossilisée à un rassemblement communautaire.

La connexion culturelle en bâtissant des tipis contraste avec la peur sur la tour de rappel. Des inspections tendues imposent une préparation rapide. La fatigue monte, et une recrue affronte ses doutes.

En Louisiane, Chuck se rend à Pointe-au-Chien, une communauté où la pêche au crabe est la principale activité économique ; le pêcheur Donald Dardar l'emmène sur son bateau pour lui faire vivre une expérience authentique de pêche au crabe.

L'épisode commence au Pink Mountain Lodge où Dan est étonné de découvrir l'existence d'un troupeau de bisons unique, vivant dans les Rocheuses de la Colombie-Britannique. Ils quittent les sentiers battus pour assister à une chasse aux bisons.

Don and Dakota Ray visit the Chippewas of Rama First Nation to get an inside look at some of the training involved in making the Rama Fire Rescue Service one of the top Indigenous fire departments in Ontario.

A motorcycle club from Six Nations, Ontario; Drew heads to the racetrack to meet with Billy Cook; Drew waxes up his surfboard with a group of Indigenous youth from Nova Scotia.

Dan introduces Art to local activist and environmentalist Briony Penn; Briony Penn gives the duo a crash course in oysters; the pair visits a farm where oranges and avocados flourish in an energy-conserving greenhouse.

Arriving at the North American Indigenous Games, Shawn is hit with a slew of rules and an epic storm; Bob copes with a bad foot, a food inspector, extreme heat and thick smoke outside of Ottawa.

An eccentric artist rediscovers his creativity in Gibsons. With Charlene Aleck.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

Sarika Cullis-Suzuki travels back in time to solve the evolutionary mystery of the walking whale.

On June 30, 2002, Lisa Marie Young disappeared in Nanaimo, B.C., after accepting a ride from a man she met at a nightclub; her mother, Joanne, fought tirelessly for justice until her own passing; her family and friends keep her memory alive now.

The team in Bute Inlet continues to follow new leads in search of answers regarding a missing or murdered prospector, while David Muise inches closer to gold in Pitt Lake.

When a boy with autism vanishes from a Saskatchewan farm, rescue volunteers battle sweeping prairies, coulees and an approaching storm; faint clues drive the searchers in a race through unforgiving terrain.

Sarah's sanity is questioned; Teevee attempts to win back his family; Joe Gombs faces a lifestyle change.

Pat's investments go awry when he tries to diversify his interests.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

Interviews that focus on Indigenous issues; host Dennis Ward delves into the issues faced by people in the headlines and those who work behind the scenes.

Marc Fennell unravels the true history of the Koh-i-Noor diamond, which sits at the heart of the Crown Jewels; beyond the glitz, he reveals the tragedy of a 10-year-old Sikh boy ripped from his mother and kingdom.

Decimated by disease and shattered by war, the Wendat are brought to the brink of extinction; from the ashes of their homeland, the exiled survivors fight to protect the remaining members of their ancient nation.

An underwater world of bizarre creatures critical to the health of our oceans is locked in a struggle for survival.

A hidden 1940s map reveals new clues pointing to the mother lode; the team races season-ending weather through unexplored terrain to find an X that marks the spot where Slumach possibly found his gold.

Goldie and Moose discover the fate of the soldier who lost the gold; on the Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, Memphis learns what's special about the land they're searching; another clue confirms they're walking in the soldiers' footsteps.

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Interviews that focus on Indigenous issues; host Dennis Ward delves into the issues faced by people in the headlines and those who work behind the scenes.

Indigenous communities like the Kainai Blood Tribe revive their deep cultural and ecological ties to the bison with the help of Elk Island National Park, which reintroduces them to the prairies they roamed in vast herds before colonization.

Tracey continues to learn about sustainable food practices and farming techniques; Kelsie Kilawna joins Tracey to discuss Indigenous voices in the media; Tracey visits a café where she trades recipes with an old friend.

After wildfires and an evacuation order force Gwich'in hunting guide, Derek and his nephew, Jet, to cancel their trip to the Northwest Territories, the two go deer hunting in Alberta; when Derek leaves the hunt early, Jet is left to his own devices.

Jim Martin, supervisor at We'koqma'q Trout Farm, gives a behind-the-scenes look at a full season's work, from raising baby trout to harvesting fully-grown fish ready for market.

After a difficult evaluation, the recruits set up a cultural camp. An intense heat wave tests their resilience, but a sacred fire ceremony offers much-needed rejuvenation and helps them cope with the challenges.

Goldie and Moose discover the fate of the soldier who lost the gold; on the Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, Memphis learns what's special about the land they're searching; another clue confirms they're walking in the soldiers' footsteps.

Sarah's sanity is questioned; Teevee attempts to win back his family; Joe Gombs faces a lifestyle change.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

Interviews that focus on Indigenous issues; host Dennis Ward delves into the issues faced by people in the headlines and those who work behind the scenes.

Tracey continues to learn about sustainable food practices and farming techniques; Kelsie Kilawna joins Tracey to discuss Indigenous voices in the media; Tracey visits a café where she trades recipes with an old friend.

Rosa is an elder of the matriarchal tribe Wayuu, in Northeastern Colombia; she teaches her daughters and granddaughters about face-painting.

For Jamie Williams, growing up off-reserve in Kelowna has meant growing up without her Salish culture; with Tamara Bell encouraging her, Jamie takes the time to learn more about her origins and reclaim her space.

Coleen travels to Manigotagan in eastern Manitoba to learn about a thriving Métis community garden project; Elder Charles Simard teaches Coleen how to harvest black diamond willow fungus, a sacred medicine.

Lyn Kay est issue d'une riche culture ojibwée qui s'étend sur la majeure partie du Canada ; elle souhaite renouer avec des éléments de son passé, et se plonge avec Tamara dans la culture et l'histoire du peuple ojibwé.

À l'hôpital de Sept-Îles, les intervenantes aident un patient à accéder aux soins dont il a besoin; un nouvel employé arrive à Manawan et le personnel infirmier se mobilise pour venir en renfort à la clinique.

Chuck se rend à Susa Creek, en Alberta, pour rencontrer Vivian McDonald, qui l'emmène chasser l'orignal ; captivé par les vastes paysages de la province, la richesse de la faune et les imposantes Rocheuses, il vit l'aventure en plein air.

À North Battleford, en Saskatchewan, Art et Dan rendent visite à Kelly Readman de Wild Boar Adventures ; après une chasse fructueuse, le duo rend visite à la miellerie de l'apiculteur Jim Shevchuk.

Following a medevac flight crew as they work through a demanding 13-day rotation.

Chuck drives to Wikwemikong First Nation in Ontario, where he learns how to ice fish the traditional way with a jigger; Russell, an experienced fisherman, teaches him all about the ice jigger, a device invented by Indigenous fishermen in the early.

Matricia harvests fresh bearberries which she uses to make a mixed berry crumble and a delicious bearberry iced tea; she finishes the episode by drumming and singing a song called "Okistitowin MISTA hiya.".

Pat's investments go awry when he tries to diversify his interests.

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Lyn Kay est issue d'une riche culture ojibwée qui s'étend sur la majeure partie du Canada ; elle souhaite renouer avec des éléments de son passé, et se plonge avec Tamara dans la culture et l'histoire du peuple ojibwé.

À l'hôpital de Sept-Îles, les intervenantes aident un patient à accéder aux soins dont il a besoin; un nouvel employé arrive à Manawan et le personnel infirmier se mobilise pour venir en renfort à la clinique.

Directeur et metteur en scène chez Ondinnok, Dave Jenniss affiche ses racines wolastoqey, en l'honneur de son père; il s'implique pour le développement culturel des peuples autochtones avec des créations théâtrales et des projets d'écriture jeunesse.

Un braconnier déclaré coupable est retrouvé pendu dans la réserve de la nation Dakota.

The town is divided on whether to end Nathan's banishment; Gerry closes the store; Peter's work prompts trouble on the home front.

Nick, John, Relic and Jack O'Gorman (Bruno Gerussi, Jackson Davies, Robert Clothier, Joe Austin) invest in a racehorse.

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L'équipe de Montréal présente les nouvelles des communautés autochtones au Québec ainsi que l'actualité d'intérêt national.

Les Ktunaxa soulignent leur lien spirituel profond avec les grizzlis à travers la recherche, la conservation et la lutte pour la protection de leur habitat sacré.

Après une évaluation difficile, les recrues installent un camp culturel. Un coup de chaleur et un déluge testent leur résilience, mais une cérémonie du feu sacré offre un ressourcement essentiel.

A once vibrant Cree woman becomes weary and spiritless after enduring abuse from her partner, Earl. She must rebuild her life after escaping with her daughter and finding a supportive community of Indigenous women.

Jo attempts to gain election votes, while Paul teams up with Stephen Harper to win Rose back; Dean embarks on a journey of re-discovery.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

Prisoners across Canada are producing goods for crown corporations and more recently, for public consumption; experts warn the true cost of this labour goes far beyond dollars, raising difficult questions about dignity, rehabilitation and justice.

A Canadian First Nations boy survives in a residential school in the 1970s.