Removing the colonial lens: The push to decolonize museums in Canada
It’s no secret that museum collections have benefitted from the colonization of countries occupied by…
aptn Investigates
Living exposed in Saskatoon as HIV and Hep C rates rise
Lynn Thompson walks down a back alley in Saskatoon – past garbage bins, needles and…
Amnesty International recognizes APTN tuberculosis documentary
Holly Moore picked up the Amnesty International Canada media video award Thursday night in Toronto….
APTN nominated for several Canadian Association of Journalists awards
APTN National News and APTN Investigates are again nominated for top honours by the Canadian…
Behind the scenes of APTN Investigates
Have you ever wondered how an investigative news story comes together? How journalists get to…
B.C. suspect denied bail in Vernon court
“At every bail hearing they heard your voices.”
APTN Investigates: Racism in the Ranks
After seeing racist Facebook posts by RCMP members, a former Mohawk police officer is just one voice calling for public accountability on how the RCMP handles misconduct like racism.
Police watchdog to look into complaint of OPP investigation at the centre of APTN Investigates story
The Office of the Independent Police Review Director of Ontario (OIPRD) is looking into a complaint involving the Chatham-Kent OPP’s handling of a fatal pedestrian collision on the Delaware Nation of Maraviantown following an episode of APTN Investigates.
Record number of nominations for APTN National News
APTN has been nominated for eight awards by the Canadian Association of Journalists.
