From Elders to Einstein
For many people, like APTN National News Saskatoon reporter Larissa Burnouf, physics was a tough subject to understand in high school.
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Haida Gwaii bracing for more Japanese debris washing up on its shores
On the West Coast, debris is washing up on the shores from the catastrophic tsunami that devastated Japan last year.
PM Harper begins Northern tour
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is on the first leg of his five-day tour of Canada’s Arctic.
AFN planning October education meeting
The Assembly of First Nations is planning to hold a special, self-funded chiefs’ gathering on education in October in the Ottawa region.
Vice Mexico journalist discusses Indigenous uprising in Cheran
About 300 kilometres west of Mexico city, a town of about 16,000 Indigenous Purepecha people rose up last year against a notorious drug cartel, loggers and the government.
Snowy owls finally heading north after southern mishap
Travelling the country can be an exciting way to spend your summer, but it does come with risk.
Resolute crash investigation months away from completion
It was one year ago Monday that First Air Flight 65-60 slammed into a hillside east of the runway in Resolute, Nunavut.
Ontario doctor taking "cultural sensitivity training" after saying "I don't like Indians"
The Dryden Regional Health Centre is taking action against one of its doctors after a breach of code of conduct after an emergency room doctor used in appropriate language toward a First Nation family.
Ontario doctor taking “cultural sensitivity training” after saying “I don’t like Indians”
The Dryden Regional Health Centre is taking action against one of its doctors after a breach of code of conduct after an emergency room doctor used in appropriate language toward a First Nation family.