Nunavut Premier John Main spoke on MP Lori Idlout’s decision to leave the NDP for governing Liberal Party.
Main says working with Idlout will not change that much.
Elder Mary Laquette says she was harassed, accused of stealing and ordered to leave from a Walmart while trying to shop.
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs calls for accountability and demands Laquette receives a full apology.
A protest occurred earlier on Friday at the Canad Inn in Winnipeg where a boy and his mother from Pimicikamak Cree Nation were staying while he recovered from surgery was mistreated and evicted.
Since the Arctic Winter Games first established in the 1970s, the unlikely sport of table tennis has always been included.
APTN’s Sara Connors learns why the sport stands tall alongside the rest.
As the inquest into the police shooting death of Eishia Hudson resumes in Winnipeg, the inquest questioned if race had a factor at all in Hudson’s death.
The inquest will be taking another six-week recess before picking back up.
Legacy was on display this week at the Arctic Winter Games as both brother and sister competed in competitions, while Aunty was also a coach.
New Democrat MPP Sol Mamakwa has been traveling along northern highways in Ontario as a way to attract attention to the longstanding safety concerns the province’s northern highways have.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a $35 billion investment in northern defence infrastructure while in Yellowknife earlier this week and Nunavut premier weighs in on how it will affect the territory.
Here's how the Arctic Winter Games was showcasing competition, culture and comradery
Tonight on APTN National News: A $35 billion investment has been announced by the government to go towards northern defence.
Nunavut Premier John Main speaks on MP Lori Idlout’s move from the NDP to the Liberal Party.
A sister and brother compete in this year's Arctic Winter Games.
See who scored a medal and the challenges they face when Aunty is also a coach, tonight on APTN National News.
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A landmark Aboriginal Title ruling in B.C. has some homeowners worried.
What does it really mean? We break it down on the first edition of APTN News: Answers – watch here: youtu.be/KHBIlBOe2Yo?...
This week, Nunavut MP Lori Idlout crossed the floor from the NDP to the governing Liberals.
Winnipeg Free Press columnist Niigaan Sinclair shares his thoughts on what this could mean for Nunavut.
Watch more on this week's Truth & Politics panel: youtu.be/vmboNkaXevo
It is Friday and day five of the Arctic Winter Games which is till happening in Whitehorse, so here is a look at your updated medal count for the games.
Today on APTN National News: People in Nunavut are divided over MP Lori Idlout’s decision this week to leave the NDP and join the governing Liberal Party.
Hotel chain Canad Inns fires employee caught on video barging into the room of a First Nations family while federal government apologizes for a paperwork mishap.
Hear more on APTN News Brief:
Anishinabek Nation Grand Chief Linda Debassige tells Nation to Nation why the unveiling of five First Nations artifacts from the Vatican earlier this week has special significance for her community.
Watch the full interview: youtu.be/JlpBSHi9b78?...
A surprise move in federal politics this week as NU, MP Lori Idlout left the NDP and joined the governing Liberals.
On Truth & Politics tonight, the panelists discuss the repercussions of Idlout's decision to join Prime Minister Mark Carney's government.
The Arctic Winter Games is an important stage to represent northern identity for all those who compete and this year was extra special as one community had delegates of special attendance and another as permanent competitors in the games.
What happens when you combine holding your body in a push-up position and hop around using your fists and toes?
You get the sport of knuckle hopping.
Our reporter Sara Connors was at the event and shows the world record breaker breaking his own record.
After the judge called a recess, the inquest into Eishia Hudson’s police shooting death in Winnipeg has resumed.
Hudson was 16-years-old at the time of her death and the incident in question happened in April of 2020.
A territory divided as Nunavut voters are conflicted over MP Lori Idlout’s decision to leave the NDP for the governing Liberal Party.
After an employee at a Canad Inn in Winnipeg evicted a First Nations mother and her son recovering from a recent surgery, the hotel chain has come out and announced that the employee in question has since been fired.
Idlout felt frustrated being a part of an opposition party that severely lacked resources due to the loss of caucus funding after the NDP were reduced to low seat numbers in the House of Commons.
Watch the YouTube premiere of tonight's episode now.
MP Lori Idlout says she believes she can have more influence within the government instead of from the outside looking in.
Her decision to join the governing Liberal Party is the topic of discussion on tonight's new Nation to Nation.
'We are deeply concerned about the recent situation involving a family from Pimicikamak Cree Nation (PCN) who travelled to Winnipeg for medical reasons,' says a statement from ISC.
If you want a chance to have your picture featured as our next photo of the day, send us your photos to share@aptn.ca.
Photo of the day comes from Dennis Delorme who stopped to get this scenic shot of the Manitoba Legislative building in Winnipeg while taking his dog for a walk.
Tonight on APTN National News: Canad Inn employee who evicted a mother and her son recovering from a surgery has been fired.
The inquest into Eishia Hudson’s police shooting death has resumed after a recess by the judge.
Planks, pushups and cardio being tested as athletes gave their all in the knuckle hop at the Arctic Winter Games.
Why few escape injury and see who took home the gold, tonight on APTN National News.
Watch live: www.youtube.com/@aptnnews
