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Dallas Goldtooth says he uses comedy for understanding the world

Dallas Goldtooth says he will always speak up, even if it costs him

Meggie Cywink calls for audit of federally funded MMIWG2S+ organizations

From toxic to sacred: Changing the stereotype of Indigenous dating

Eva Thomas on her latest movie about the failure of justice

APTN's Face to Face with Dennis Ward hits 300-episode milestone

Award winning reporter Kathleen Martens reflects on 35 years in journalism

Conservative MP Billy Morin opens up about his first year in Ottawa

Kim Wheeler talks Words and Culture and having family in the biz

Memory, land, and language: Sitting down with Joséphine Bacon

Chief Scott McLeod says new Idle No More may not be far away

Diane Roussin strives for healthier families in Winnipeg's North End

Long-time Cree journalist Nelson Bird says more Indigenous people should consider a career in journalism

Garrison Settee says feds have to be better at handling crisis

Isabel Daniels says issue of MMIMB needs to be taken seriously

Host of APTN's Red River of Gold, Ross Pambrun, says he's 'living his best life'

Retirement isn't on the horizon for Alanis Obomsawin, even at 93

Comedian Sherry McKay getting through stand up one laugh at a time

The consequential moments Mohawk historian Cody Groat has his eyes on

Joel Pedersen talks '60s Scoop, rising through the military ranks

Aysanabee still trying to process the last three years

Niigaan Sinclair says pace of TRC implementation 'frustrating'

Renowned artist Santee Smith celebrating 20 years of Kaha:Wi Dance Theatre

Filmmaker Shane Belcourt on documenting critical but little-known moment in history

Francis Baptiste hopes his new album helps break down the stigma around addiction

Oscar nominated filmmaker Julian Brave Noisecat releases debut novel

'It's relentless': New documentary highlights discrimination against Indigenous Peoples

Residential school survivor Jennifer Wood shares her story

After 40 years, Billy Merasty's acting career has been rejuvenated

Author Jaime Black-Morsette talks about her book and the Red Dress movement

Chief, law student and award winner, Tréchelle Bunn talks about her big year

Ghislain Picard : son entrée en politique, son héritage, et ce qui vient après

Juno Award winner Sebastian Gaskin says accolades are also a win for his Nation

Métis must maintain national perspective says MNC president

Dene entrepreneur Tim Carwell inspired by mother's resilience

APTN's Paul Barnsley on uncovering what others are working to hide

Jessa Sky says music is an outlet to understanding her trauma and pain

Conversations about resource development need to start now say Indigenous business leaders

Despite improvements, still more work to do on First Nations education says educator

AMC Grand Chief Kyra Wilson and her goal to get governments to change their policies

Ellen Gabriel and the 'watershed moment' that was the Siege of Kanehsatà:ke

Creator of first of its kind documentary says small decisions having big impact on water

Cree artist Jade Turner set to release new LP following 'wild year'

Justice Michelle O'Bonsawin says she adds unique opinion on Supreme Court

Much work ahead in the next 2 years of mandate says AFN national chief

Music industry has not always been welcoming for singer-songwriter Shawnee Kish

U of M prof says Murray Sinclair 'changed Canada forever'

Investigative journalist 'surprised as anyone' reporting led to cabinet resignation

Cree filmmaker Neil Diamond explores the West's fascination with Indigenous Peoples

Podcast by Navajo journalist Charly Edsitty looks into the water woes of her nation

Paul Spence's Deaner character still 'givin'r' 20 years later

Mary Simon has had to 'build a thick skin' during decades of public service

Desiree Dorion says Indigenous representation in country music 'abysmal'

Melissa Robinson's fight to search a landfill and prevent other tragedies

Face to Face season finale features politicians, actors

Lisa Meeches hopes MMIWG documentary series returns to the airwaves

Katarina Ziervogel on being part of both deaf and Indigenous communities

Lawyer Julian Falconer says families can't trust Thunder Bay police

Cody Lightning strikes comedy gold with mockumentary about childhood stardom

Indigenous Screen Office has strong foundation to build off with long term, stable funding says CEO

Dr. Rebekah Neckoway says more services needed in northern communities

Author Michael Hutchinson wants to educate youth on First Nations issues with mystery novels

How Cree and Two-Spirit identity plays a major role in Lance Cardinal's work

Dene filmmaker releases first feature-length thriller, Cold Road

Father who lost son to fentanyl poisoning hopes anti-drug campaign goes national

Dean Janvier working on 'Nation Building' through economic empowerment

Drew Hayden Taylor's latest novel brings Indigenous folklore into modern day

Anishinaabe lawyer Sara Mainville mentoring and making space for the next generation

Indigenous people are 'thrust' into politics the day they're born says Aaron Paquette

Wab Kinew and his road to becoming premier of Manitoba

Advocate says without change, Manitoba will continue to be MMIWG2S crisis ground zero

Cree policy analyst Jennifer Laewetz using social media to make politics more exciting

Little Bird, big break for Cree-Saulteaux actress Darla Contois

Surreal year for Anishinaabe basketball player Emily Mandamin

Métis lawyer Kyla Lee says she feels responsibility to make law more accessible

Jodi Calahoo Stonehouse breaking new ground in Alberta politics

Glen McCallum says Métis self government law isn't controversial

Indigenous business owner Michelle Cameron making her dreams come true

'60s Scoop survivor overcomes trauma and cancer on journey to becoming chief

Long-time MMIWG2S advocate Bridget Tolley disgusted landfill search became political

Anishinaabe photographer Nadya Kwandibens amplifies Indigenous stories and faces with photos

Award winning journalist Duncan McCue looks to develop the next generation of Indigenous storytellers

9th season of Face to Face comes to a close

Aly Bear says implementation of calls for justice overdue

Addictions are getting worse says Manitoba council

Neskantaga chief says drinking water advisory will hit 30-year mark

Whakaata Māori has changed in the TV landscape in New Zealand

Ojibwe storyteller Isaac Murdoch says language is the foundation of nationhood

Not enough Indigenous journalists, says broadcast veteran

Reaction to Heart of Glass cover 'crazy' says singer Elisapie

Patrick Mitsuing says performing at Super Bowl 'coolest' experience

Renae Morriseau returns home to direct new theatre production

Métis skip going for gold at women's world curling championship

Tina Keeper considering another run-in politics

North of 60 changed the Canadian media landscape says Tina Keeper

Trauma is the root cause of Winnipeg's problems says outreach worker

Indigenous youth target of colonization says advocate Gabrielle Fayant

Haida-Cree musician Kristi Lane Sinclair releases 'hyper-personal' new music detailing domestic abuse

Cree filmmaker says industry now understands Indigenous voices

MC Sly Skeeta credits music and the Creator for success so far

NHL legend and Hall of Famer Bryan Trottier talks life on and off the ice

Congress of Aboriginal People should be respected not demonized, says vice chief

Head of ONWA says Canadians 'should be outraged' at police response to Winnipeg murders

New details coming to light says special interlocutor on unmarked graves and missing children