If Alberta leaves Canada, what happens to First Nations? On the latest episode of APTN News InFocus we explore that question and look back at how First Nations challenged Quebec separatism in the 1990s. Listen and watch: youtu.be/Jpr2rPKQu-Q?si=9wk5…

A federal watchdog has delayed the release of a report on the RCMP’s specialized protest response unit in British Columbia until after the B.C. election. The report looked into the unit's conduct at three protests between 2017 and 2021. aptnnews.ca?p=294900

After an in-depth review, the federal justice minister orders a new appeal in the 1994 murder convictions of the Quewezance sisters for the death of 72-year-old Jason Dolff. Hear more on APTN News Brief: pod.fo/e/653680

After all the promises, why are boil water advisories still a reality for First Nations communities in Canada? APTN News: Answers breaks down the challenges and impacts behind the ongoing issue. Watch: youtu.be/YSrVlP0G8CI

Feds reverse course and appoint an interim correctional investigator. aptnnews.ca?p=290050

As Ottawa pushes Bill C-5, critics say it could fast-track development across Indigenous lands. Karyn Pugliese joins InFocus to explain what’s in the federal plan and the implications. pod.fo/e/2e8bac

From mailing tapes to making headlines. Dan David, Bruce Spence, Todd Lamirande and Charmaine Straker join @APTNInFocus to share newsroom memories, landmark stories and what 25 years of Indigenous journalism means today. Listen: pod.fo/e/2dffaa

The wildfire season is underway but are First Nations better equipped to respond? Guest host Leanne Sanders hears from Arnold Lazare of the Indigenous Fire Safety Council and Michelle Vandevord from Saskatchewan First Nation Emergency Management. Listen: pod.fo/e/2d5eb7

The NDP lost party status in the federal election. What does that mean for the Indigenous issues they helped raise in Parliament? Political scientist Paul Thomas breaks it down on APTN News InFocus. pod.fo/e/2cf66a

Data holds knowledge. It holds identity. It holds power. On the latest episode of APTN News InFocus, Cierra Bettens explores how Indigenous communities are taking control of their digital futures – and why it matters. Listen here: pod.fo/e/2c93d3

APTN’s Cierra Bettens explores the latest identity battle in the Métis Nation with retired lawyer Jean Teillet. Is Ontario home to seven historic Métis communities? Listen on the latest InFocus: pod.fo/e/2c61d5

This week on APTN News InFocus with Cierra Bettens, David Pugliese and Danielle Paradis talk about what the militarization of the Arctic means for the people who live there. Listen here: pod.fo/e/2c23b6

Do you speak an Indigenous language? On the latest InFocus reporter Tiar Wheatle shares why she started a new language series called Mother Tongue Teachings and what it’s been like talking to knowledge carriers. Listen here: pod.fo/e/2ac605

Independent senator Kim Pate says federal inmates view Canada’s medical assistance in dying law or MAiD as a way to reunite with their families. Before leaving prison for good. aptnnews.ca/national-news/ma…

Congratulations to @connie_walker from everyone at @aptnnews for your #pulitzer - Well done Connie.