A new voice emerges from the streets
A man who once lived on Edmonton’s streets is now sharing his experience in the hope it will help inspire other people living on the streets.
Edmonton
Love also belongs to men
Love is the focus of a conference in Edmonton this week.
Thousands rally across country to remember murdered, missing
Thousands of people across Canada spent Valentine’s Day remembering Aboriginal women who have either gone missing or have been murdered.
Alberta offers snap-shot of crisis gripping First Nations
First Nation leaders waiting for their meeting with the prime minister are preparing a grocery list of demands.
Edmonton police chief hopes 2012 won't end with murder capital repeat
In 2011, Edmonton was Canada’s murder capital.
Edmonton police chief hopes 2012 won’t end with murder capital repeat
In 2011, Edmonton was Canada’s murder capital.
Edmonton Police Service to tackle violence with new techniques
APTN National News The city of Edmonton could be facing its record 46th homicide in…
Training abuse shatters First Nations woman’s RCMP dreams
Tammy Downes spends her days now at home with her family when she’s not working with pregnant or parenting teens.
WWII Aboriginal vet would do it all over again
In this story, we meet up with a veteran who fought in Europe during the Second World War.
