Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (Northwest Territories) (APTN-N)

Bringing you news stories that matter to Indigenous people.

35 years after Stanley Morris Peters' disappearance, his family continues to search for answers, believing that someone knows what happened. (Repeat).

Marilyn shatters Joel's inner peace on a visit to Manonash; Ed takes advantage of Maurice's hospitality; and a house is not Holling's idea of a home. Two-Clocks: Sam Vlahos. Marilyn: Elaine Miles. Holling: John Cullum. Joel: Rob Morrow.

When Áila encounters a young Indigenous woman, barefoot and crying in the rain on the side of a busy street, she soon discovers that this young woman, Rosie, has just escaped a violent assault at the hands of her boyfriend. Áila decides to bring Rosie home with her and over the course of the evening, the two navigate the aftermath of this traumatic event. (Repeat).

Profiles of Indigenous musicians. (Repeat).

Laura Grizzlypaws, a Stʼatʼimc descent woman from Lillooet, B.C., uses dancing, drumming, and bodybuilding to share her inspiring story. (Repeat).

Featuring Métis actor and screenwriter Kyle Nobess on a commercial fishing expedition with the Chartrand family. Kyle's grandfather grew up in St. Laurent, so it is also an opportunity for him to connect with his ancestry. (Repeat).

Allan Downey finds himself embroiled in a hotly debated racing wreck with another driver. This forces him to build a new car with the help of some friends, only to become entangled with the same driver again a week later. (Repeat).

Bringing you news stories that matter to Indigenous people.

35 years after Stanley Morris Peters' disappearance, his family continues to search for answers, believing that someone knows what happened. (Repeat).

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Little J and Levi go undercover to look for their vanished neighbor's possessions. Watch to see if the curious couple can locate their town's valuables before they are lost forever. (Repeat).

Big Cuz doubts she's got what it takes to captain the school's rugby team. (Repeat).

Teepee draws a medicine wheel and goes to the museum for the very first time. (Repeat).

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Ryleigh, a 13-year-old Mohawk dancer and musician, pairs up with dancer and actress Jordan Clark. (Repeat).

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The team boards a ferry for the Sunshine Coast and Snake Bay, the only defensive site in shíshálh territory. (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).

Perry plays "Shoot the Buffalo"; makes spaghetti sauce with ground bison and garlic bannock. (Repeat).

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The near-mythic yet historic figure of Cowichan Chief Tzouhalem is explored, including his impact on the relationship between the Crown and First Nations and how his legend remains alive. (Repeat).

When Áila encounters a young Indigenous woman, barefoot and crying in the rain on the side of a busy street, she soon discovers that this young woman, Rosie, has just escaped a violent assault at the hands of her boyfriend. Áila decides to bring Rosie home with her and over the course of the evening, the two navigate the aftermath of this traumatic event. (Repeat).

Hayley travels to Seven Persons, a tiny town in Cypress County, to discover the mystery behind its name. There are numerous versions of the story, but all revolve on the finding of seven dead and seven graves beside a creek. (Repeat).

Ian Campbell, Chief of Xalek/Sekyu Siyam, and his sister, Tsitsayxemaat Rebecca Duncan Campbell, journey to Slhx̱i7lsh by land and water. In Vancouver's Stanley Park, you may learn about the sacrifices that characterize Squamish values. (Repeat).

Comprehensive coverage of news affecting Aboriginal Peoples.

35 years after Stanley Morris Peters' disappearance, his family continues to search for answers, believing that someone knows what happened. (Repeat).

Food is about more than just nutrition. It shapes our identities, builds communities and nourishes our souls. Food for the Rest of Us presents 4 inspirational stories of people living life on their own terms, serving as leaders and role models who are lending their voice to the underdog and leading a revolution to a better world, from the ground up! (Repeat).

A New York City tycoon adopts a vivacious orphan as a PR stunt in his bid to become mayor, but the little girl becomes his saving grace by teaching him what's truly important in life in this unforgettable adaptation of the Broadway hit.

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A New York City tycoon adopts a vivacious orphan as a PR stunt in his bid to become mayor, but the little girl becomes his saving grace by teaching him what's truly important in life in this unforgettable adaptation of the Broadway hit.

Food is about more than just nutrition. It shapes our identities, builds communities and nourishes our souls. Food for the Rest of Us presents 4 inspirational stories of people living life on their own terms, serving as leaders and role models who are lending their voice to the underdog and leading a revolution to a better world, from the ground up! (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).

Comprehensive coverage of news affecting Aboriginal Peoples.

35 years after Stanley Morris Peters' disappearance, his family continues to search for answers, believing that someone knows what happened. (Repeat).

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After opening an outdoor spa with a view of the moon, Tshen launches a rocket to capture it and pull it closer to earth. As a result, the Village is flooded, forcing the villagers to evacuate. (Repeat).

Tshakapesh must stop the exploitation of a diamond mine in the forest near the Village. When he accidentally falls into the mine, he is attacked on all sides by monstrous worker-robots. (Repeat).

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Ryleigh, a 13-year-old Mohawk dancer and musician, pairs up with dancer and actress Jordan Clark. (Repeat).

This episode explores hockey, one of Canada's favorite pastimes. In a series of fun and creative challenges, Indigenous youth are encouraged to look at the intersections between sport and culture.

Don and Dakota Ray interview representatives of the Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health. They learned about the organization's laudable programs for improving the quality of life of Indigenous people in Canada. (Repeat).

Dormeo Mattress Topper. Transform Your Bed. More comfortable, supportive, and cooler than any other topper thanks to our all-foam Octaspring Technology.

A spotlight on rangers that patrol the river, including an ex-military, a mother-daughter team; and more. (Repeat).

The inexperienced group struggles to find food, but they are gifted a weir by Elder Jerome. Jennifer learns how to prepare her first catch and enjoys her first traditional meal, reconnecting to her heritage. (Repeat).

Alaskans living in remote wilderness face the daily challenge of getting enough food to survive.

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

Ahousaht's Coastal Nations Coast Guard Auxiliary team searches for a diver who became separated from his diving partner. (Repeat).

A New York City tycoon adopts a vivacious orphan as a PR stunt in his bid to become mayor, but the little girl becomes his saving grace by teaching him what's truly important in life in this unforgettable adaptation of the Broadway hit.

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A look back at Melissa Ridgen's 2016 visit to Shoal Lake 40 First Nation, a community that spent generations supplying water to nearby Winnipeg — but was unable to drink its own. (Repeat).