APTN is the first national Indigenous broadcaster in the world, with programming by, for and about Indigenous Peoples, to share with all Canadians as well as viewers around the world.
Through documentaries, news magazines, dramas, entertainment specials, children's series, cooking shows and education programs, APTN offers all Canadians a window into the remarkably diverse worlds of Indigenous Peoples in Canada and throughout the world.
I am so excited to see more of your videos! I am an RVT in the ER department of an animal hospital in LA. I wish you many many views so your community can keep thriving 😊👍👏❤
I LOVE THIS SONG , WHEN THE THIRD TIME WATCHING HEARTLAND CAUSE I LOVE THE SHOW . BUT WHAT I WANT TO KNOW IS HOW CAN I BUY YOUR MUSIC. FOR IT IS SPRITUAL .
APTN broadcasts the series Ghost Hunters of the Grand River. If you're looking to talk to the investigators seen in the series, you need to reach out to them directly. We'd recommend visiting their official website snipehq.ca/
Well, true enough- Talon didn't actually travel in time (that could be a whole other TV series!), but he did help bring back knowledge from earlier eras, so the name kinda works.
Awesome to see other young indigenous people trying to keep their culture and traditional knowledge about the ends and outs of the material culture alive. often we see elders presenting what is left of our cultures but it’s not as common to see young people trying to lead the charge in cultural revitalization. Good job both of you for putting yourself out there when many young natives aren’t that interested in their culture. many young natives seem to associate traditions and cultural practices with elders and old people and that’s something old people do, seeing examples of some fine deadly looking young natives guys taking part in keeping material culture alive might help break the stereotype that old style traditional culture isn’t just for elders and for cultural museum type exhibitions and might inspire other young natives to get active in rebuilding the dying parts of their material cultures. The native community is small and not always unified or concerned with the affairs of other tribes but it’s important to acknowledge and lift each other up especially when we feel ignored and forgotten by so many. Most natives are not concerned with culture, their own and especially not the cultures of our other relatives spread across turtle island, that’s why…..I know it doesn’t do much but I hope this virtual pat on the back from a random internet stranger helps show your efforts were and have been noticed and not taken for granted. From one young native to another, keep up the good work ✌️
We are learning more about Indian day school history, especially on Vancouver island, so a special measage to the nisga, tsimshian, and kitselas, try not to be to mean to the white looking native men working toward justice and truth.
One of those little boxes he was holding is worth over $100 at the trading post in Wisconsin Dells. There are still natives that make them today and i have always wanted to buy one, but never had the extra money to do so. Wisconsin Dells is an expensive place to visit as it is.
I was a fan of Reggie and the Flyers back in the 70’s. Sat beside him on a plane between Calgary and Victoria around 2000 when the NHL Old Timers were on a tour. I remember he was wearing a big ring, and thinking how big his hands were. And it looked to me like he had got a few whacks to the knuckles over the years. Gloves didn’t have much padding back then.
APTN has acquired broadcast and streaming rights in Canada from the series' official producers. You would need to contact them to inquire about other broadcasters and streaming platforms. The official website for the series and movie is bonesofcrows.com/. You can find contact information there.
