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TREATY 1 TERRITORY, WINNIPEG, Man., — APTN has unveiled its winter 2024-2025 programming slate, featuring an exciting mix of fresh new original series, returning fan favorites and special programming.

Production wrapped last year on the six-part dramedy series Don’t Even, which is now in post-production with an expected premiere on the horizon this fall. Set in late ‘90s Winnipeg, it follows best ...

Sure, you might know that Indigenous Peoples are resilient, strong and rich in culture. But did you know we’re also really funny? And I’m not talking “kind of funny”— we’re talking ...

TERRITOIRE DU TRAITÉ NO 1, WINNIPEG (Man.), – APTN dévoile sa grille horaire pour la programmation hivernale 2024-2025, qui présente un mélange captivant de nouvelles séries originales, d’émissions ...

If you’re a journalist writing a piece about APTN’s programming or Indigenous broadcasting in general, you’re in the right spot! Here you will find: For a more detailed rundown of what you can find on ...

APTN is bringing NHL coverage in Plains Cree back to Canadian screens with Hockey Night in Canada in Cree, on Saturday nights. The four-game national broadcast series will see APTN – the first ...

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APTN is proud to provide meaningful employment opportunities for Indigenous Peoples in the broadcasting sector.

Born and raised on Treaty 9 territory in Chapleau, Ont., Jennifer David is of mixed Irish, French, Anishinaabe and Ininew ancestry. She is a proud member of Chapleau Cree First Nation. After high ...

Born and raised in Winnipeg, Man., Crystal Dubois currently lives in Calgary, Alta. She has Anishinaabe and Métis heritage and is a proud member of Brokenhead Ojibway Nation. Crystal’s journey into ...