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Tanya makes an unexpected discovery: two of her great uncles died at Shingwauk Indian Residential School; Tanya joins an indigenous delegation to Rome, looking for an elusive apology from Pope Francis.

Tanya's journey concludes with a shocking revelation of where Annie Carpenter's final resting place is, and the realization that her story could represent those of many other families.

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

Dr. Jules Arita Koostachin's deeply personal documentary unravels the tangled threads of silence endured by residential school Survivors, exploring themes of truth, freedom and power.

Ce documentaire explore les liens entre le mouvement révolutionnaire pour la souveraineté narrative des autochtones et les répercussions du système de protection de l'enfance, tel qu'ils ont été vécus par les créateurs autochtones de la série LITTLE BIRD, l'équipe de tournage et les spécialistes de la rafle des années 1960.

A documentary that looks at the experiences of Indigenous Peoples who have been stripped of their traditional names; Indigenous Peoples are resisting this assimilative practice and reclaiming the basic right to their traditional names.

APTN National News brings you news stories that matter to Indigenous people.

APTN in partnership with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) will produce and air a 90-minute live broadcast in honour and commemoration of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

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

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

APTN in partnership with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) will produce and air a 90-minute live broadcast in honour and commemoration of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

The story of Phyllis Jack-Webstad, a residential school survivor, whose experiences inspired the Orange Shirt Day movement.

Host Sarain Fox moderates a conversation with five young allies as they discuss what reconciliation means to them, and the role they see themselves playing in helping to create a better future.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

In Canada, the histories of residential school survivors are being challenged by a surge of denialism; Dismantling Denialism confronts those attempts to rewrite history and explores what it will take to defend truth and reconciliation.

APTN in partnership with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) will produce and air a 90-minute live broadcast in honour and commemoration of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Cree artist George Littlechild's paintings are in museum and private collections around the world.

In a post-war future, a mother joins an underground band of vigilantes to try and rescue her daughter from a state-run institution.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

In Canada, the histories of residential school survivors are being challenged by a surge of denialism; Dismantling Denialism confronts those attempts to rewrite history and explores what it will take to defend truth and reconciliation.

Tension rises between Teevee and Bertha over Lynx River Resources; Harper puts Michelle's life in jeopardy.

Shy and soft-spoken Cason braves the dating world to go on two intimate outings: a relaxed patio lunch and a scenic boat tour along Winnipeg's Red River. Will he push past his nerves and open his heart to find a genuine connection?

Jeff and Erin feel a sense of calmness at Seven Oaks' house in Winnipeg, Man.; their investigation begins in stillness, until the spirits reveal an alarming truth about the home's original occupants.

The ghost hunters investigate strange happenings reported by visitors and employees at the Sharon Temple, a designated national historic site; the team's mission is to connect with both the builder of the temple and its founder.

The last time 18-year-old Kendara Ballantyne was seen alive was July 1, 2019, in The Pas, Man. Her family reported her missing to the RCMP later that month, and on August 6, her body was found behind the University College of the North.

Season overview corrects Western history's misnomers about manly or strong-hearted women, exploring cultural perspectives, recapping episodes and highlighting characters for a comprehensive understanding.

Tension rises between Teevee and Bertha over Lynx River Resources; Harper puts Michelle's life in jeopardy.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

In Canada, the histories of residential school survivors are being challenged by a surge of denialism; Dismantling Denialism confronts those attempts to rewrite history and explores what it will take to defend truth and reconciliation.

The killer whales of the West Coast face numerous threats; indigenous and non-Indigenous communities work together to study and protect these creatures.

Brett has an opportunity to meet his biological mother for the first time and uncover why she put him up for adoption but kept his siblings; Brett then goes hunting on his traditional land to provide food for the community.

As one of the first female captains in her community, Captain Beverly Denny faces a great deal of doubt, sexism and racism; still, she is a well-respected captain who belongs on the water; she balances snow crab and tuna fishing.

Another legend of stolen gold, pursuit and tragedy arises on the trail; the team gains a new member as they search for a promising but tricky spot on the Whitemouth River.

Dans les Territoires du Nord-Ouest, les chercheurs Tłı̨chǫ bravent les terres de la toundra pour protéger les caribous en s'appuyant sur les connaissances traditionnelles. Au Québec, les Innus enseignent aux jeunes leur lien sacré avec le caribou boréal.

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.

Vancouver possède l'une des meilleures équipes de camions de cuisine de rue d'Amérique du Nord ; Chuck se rend dans cette ville pour rencontrer deux entrepreneurs qui reconnectent les populations autochtones urbaines avec leurs traditions culinaires.

En Arctique, Dan et Art partent dans le territoire pour découvrir le lagopède, participent au festival Toonik, cuisinent avec Sheila, la chef locale, et servent des repas dans une soupe populaire pour aider les plus démunis.

Shawn travels to the Pacific Northwest to Tsleil-Waututh Nation in North Vancouver, B.C.; he meets elder Ed Thomas at Cates Park who explains the archeological significance of the area; Shawn meets Dennis Thomas, a Tsleil-Waututh councilor.

Trapper Henry Atsynia.

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.

With most of his crew MIA on set-up day and still in a walking boot, Bob finds himself needing a hand from Shawn and Whitney as the Rama Competition Pow Wow is set to kick off a jam-packed weekend.

Graham fights for his life when he is trapped underwater while salvaging a wrecked ship with Pat.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

Discussing how humans have survived extreme environmental changes in the past, and what it will take to survive what's next.

Suzanne and Paulette meet an up-and-coming chef reimagining traditional Métis food; as they cook and joke together, he shows how land-based knowledge can shape bold, modern cuisine without losing its roots.

Métis chef Jay Lekopoy joins Michif harvesters Ivan and Ricky for a duck hunt; an avid bowhunter, Jay braves unpredictable weather and an unfamiliar landscape; post-harvest, he swaps traditional ragoût for a unique deli-style twist on the wild game.

The hunt for the lost gold continues as Memphis, Laurie and the team search the very beginning of the Dawson Trail at the Northwest Angle; Mimi reveals an important clue about the soldier believed to have taken it.

Teevee's blockade threatens the town's well-being; Michelle gets shot; Nathan is the father of Sarah's baby.

Drinking causes a boat accident that leaves Sara unconscious.

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.

A year in the life of whooping cranes, and the humans saving them from extinction.

Suzanne and Paulette visit a Métis chef, his father, and son in Winnipeg. Cooking boulette soup over an outdoor fire, they share old stories and jokes. What begins with playful teasing becomes a celebration of Metis tradition, connection and community.

Odawa chef Joseph Shawana joins Michif harvesters for a deer hunt honouring a late community pillar. Eager to learn traditions for his son, Joseph shakes up the locals' simple onion roast by introducing innovative, deeply flavourful venison dishes.

On the site of an abandoned village, Pierrette hunts for the home of a Métis martyr's widow. Eric wades into the water, searching for the original dock where settlers once disembarked to begin their overland journey.

In northern Labrador, Richard Pamak and his son journey to Hebron, his homeland in the Torngat Mountains. Once there, they rebuild a family home to give elders and their descendants a place to return and share memories of displacement and belonging.

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.

Teevee's blockade threatens the town's well-being; Michelle gets shot; Nathan is the father of Sarah's baby.