imagineNATIVE festival hits Toronto with a twist
imagineNATIVE, the largest celebration of Indigenous films hit the streets of Toronto this week and has delivered those movies to its audience in a unique way.
Ontario
Lac Seul puts a new twist on school picture day
The community of Lac Seul in northwestern Ontario is trying something new with school picture day by passing on professional photographers and instead, putting the job in the hands of its students.
Ontario college teachers strike putting out hundreds of thousands of students
College students across Ontario have been left to hit the books on their own after thousands of teachers, councillors and librarians went on strike.
Supreme court hears case that could have far reaching impacts on Indigenous prisoners
Prison reform advocates from across the country joined forces today at the Supreme Court to challenge the way Indigenous prisoners are classified in Canada’s penitentiaries.
Ex-Harper aide heads to Supreme Court to overturn conviction linked to escort
Charge was triggered by an APTN News investigation into Stephen Harper’s former adviser.
Former CAP chief sets up protest camp at organization’s offices
The former national chief of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP), an organization created to represent the interests of off-reserve Indigenous peoples has set up a camp protest camp by its Ottawa head office vowing to remain until the current leader resigns.
Some people on edge after latest incident by the McIntyre River in Thunder Bay
The latest incident by the McIntyre River in Thunder Bay has some residents questioning their safety in the city.
Defence asks Supreme Court to hear case of man charged with Cindy Gladue murder
Defence lawyers are asking the country’s top court to weigh in on the case of an Ontario trucker accused of murdering Cindy Gladue.
