Elder remembers brother who landed on the beaches of Normandy
Friday marks the 70th anniversary of the allied invasion of Normandy.
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Ashes of famous Metis musician stolen from Ottawa home
A home burglary can leave anyone feeling angry and violated.
Women work to avoid becoming a statistic
The RCMP’s report on missing and murdered Aboriginal women found that over the last 30 years, 153 Aboriginal women and girls were murdered in Saskatchewan.
Government’s prostitution bill gets mixed reaction in Ottawa
There is mixed reaction to the federal government’s proposed prostitution bill today.
Former sex trade worker talks about Canada’s new prostitution laws
Justice minister Peter McKay says the Canada’s new prostitution laws will keep women safe.
Ottawa introduces new “made in Canada” prostitution law
As expected, Canada’s minister of Justice tabled new laws to curb the sex trade in Canada.
APTN sits down with Desmond Tutu
Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa delivered a message of forgiveness and human rights with a secondary message of changing the world’s dependency on fossil fuels.
Kahnawake gets a Hollywood visitor
It’s a familiar story. A man finds out that he has First Nations ancestry and decides he wants to know more.
Protestors march on Cameco in Saskatoon
A small group of northerners and environmentalists protested outside the headquarters of uranium giant Cameco’s headquarters in Sasktatoon.
