Despite spending millions on prevention, feds don’t keep track of suicide epidemic of Indigenous people
Millions of dollars are spent every year to fight suicide epidemics amongst Indigenous peoples in…
Investigates
Kamsack outreach worker says people died ‘daily’ while authorities neglected to act
APTN News The manager of an outreach program that serves drug addicts in the Kamsack…
APTN Investigates: Legal Weed
Reporter Melissa Ridgen goes looking into how the upcoming legalization of marijuana in Canada may…
APTN Investigates: Justice for Colten
Colten Boushie, a 22-year old Cree youth was shot in the head by Saskatchewan farmer…
Questions about Indigenous land rights in Alberta surround provincial plan to support caribou herds
The provincial government is moving forward with a plan in northwestern Alberta that has First…
APTN wins top honours at Canadian Screen Awards
Two APTN journalists were honoured at the 2018 Canadian Screen Awards Tuesday night. Karyn Pugliese,…
Forced sterilizations on Indigenous women hits international spotlight
The forced sterilization of Indigenous women and girls in Canada was in the spotlight at…
‘Indian Hospitals’ lawsuit triggers memories of horrific abuse at Manitoba TB sanatorium
APTN Investigates Editor’s Note: Material in the story below may be disturbing to some readers….
History Decolonized: A closer look at Edward Cornwallis and why his statue toppled
Overhead, an eagle circled as a crane lifted the Cornwallis statue from its granite base.
