Aboriginal Peoples Television Network HD
Canada
Aboriginal Peoples Television Network HD presents a schedule centered on Indigenous perspectives from across Canada. Its programming includes documentaries, news coverage, and dramatic films that explore First Nations, Inuit, and Métis cultures and current affairs. Children’s animated series and educational content are also part of the lineup, alongside coverage of cultural events and music performances. The network broadcasts in English and several Indigenous languages, with closed captioning available. APTN HD is carried by most Canadian cable and satellite providers, and its live stream is accessible through the network’s website and mobile app. Viewers can consult their local TV guide for specific airtimes.
Precedente
22:00–22:30
APTN National News
Ora
22:30–23:00
APTN Investigates
2m left
Successivo
23:00–23:30
Wild Rose Vets
Programma
20:30 - 21:30
North of 60
Freeze-Out
Series, Drama
A drunken resident dies of exposure; Michelle and Eric's investigation of a shooting meets resistance.
21:30 - 22:00
The Beachcombers
Dinner for Two
Series, Drama, Adventure
Relic is banned from the café after one too many quarrels with Dana.
22:00 - 22:30
APTN National News
News
Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.
IN DIRETTA 22:30 - 23:00
APTN Investigates
Weapon of Genocide
Series, Community, Newsmagazine
The 1862 smallpox epidemic devastated BC's Indigenous population. It's believed that more than 20,000 Indigenous people died. Historical accounts now estimate that number is much higher and also indicate it was spread intentionally: a weapon of genocide.
23:00 - 23:30
Wild Rose Vets
That's My Family
Series, Animals
A lab named Buddy undergoes urgent surgery to remove a 10-pound tumor; Johnny, the clinic cat, develops an infection after fighting with squirrels; a long-time client brings in his new puppy, who has a different temperament than his last dog.
23:30 - 00:00
Squamish Medium
Second Chances
Series, Documentary
A series of emotional readings with workers who help people cope with addictions and difficult conditions, leads Danielle to reflect on starting over. This also triggers some meditation on her brother, who has battled addiction since his teenage years.