A long struggle against the pain
In the final story on a week-long series on suicide, APTN National News travels to a community in Quebec.
National News
100 years later Joe Keeper's legacy runs on
With the summer Olympics fast approaching, the Smithsonian in Washington, DC, is taking the time to recognize athletes of the past.
Law firm in midst of residential school payout controversy shuts doors
The Calgary law firm at the centre of a residential school compensation scandal is closing its doors at the end of the month.
Grassroots "hearts" may be with AFN women candidates, but cold math shows Atleo may triumph
Andrea Michael says she’s paying close attention to the race for Assembly of First Nations national chief for the first time because this year’s field includes four female candidates who could make history by breaking the traditionally male hold on the most high profile position in First Nations politics.
Nobody really knows why Tim pulled the trigger: An APTN reporter recounts a personal story of suicide
Suicide has an everlasting grip on family members and friends who lost a loved one.
First Nations should be prepared for major conflict: Nelson
Former Roseau River chief Terry Nelson held an unofficial campaign event Thursday.
Inquest called into Manitoba death of baby girl
In Manitoba, the chief medical examiner has called an inquest into the death of a two month-old baby girl.
News sounds coming on Aboriginal Day Live 2012
The largest free Aboriginal music event in Canada is coming up later this month in Winnipeg.
Penelakut Elder committed suicide day he was to recount residential school experiences for settlement payout
A 63 year-old elder hung himself the day before his hearing for residential school compensation.