Investigates

In 1990, the world watched Kanesatake fight for sovereignty against the Canadian military.

Today, a new battle is unfolding in plain sight. With biker gangs exploiting legal grey zones, who is left to protect the community?

APTN Investigates: Devils on the Loose by Kenneth Jackson.

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Details are emerging about medical experimentation conducted on Inuit in Canada.

APTN Investigates examines how Inuit were treated as guinea pigs and the scars left behind.

Scar Tissue: The Legacy of Inuit Medical Experimentation by Tom Fennario

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As retail theft rises, so do allegations of racial discrimination. In Winnipeg, violent encounters between security guards and Indigenous people have sparked outrage.

What's the driving force behind these confrontations? Poverty? Crime? Or deeply rooted systemic prejudice?

APTN Investigates: How They See Us by Tamara Pimentel

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The longest trial in Canadian history recognizes Aboriginal title for a former Cowichan Nation village in Richmond, British Columbia.

With appeals pending, including one from the Musqueam band, Return to Tl'uqtinus explores what it all means.

APTN Investigates: Return to Tl'uqtinus by Christopher Read

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The River Remembers investigates the sharp rise of police killings in Canada, where police involved deaths have almost doubled since 2000.

APTN Investigates follows families demanding answers and accountability while shining a light on a pattern of violence hidden in plain sight.

The River Remembers by Brittany Guyot.

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The 10-year anniversary of Standing Rock continues this week on Retrospectives, as Dennis Ward joins host Brittany Guyot to discuss AFTER STANDING ROCK—the second of his two episodes reporting from the front lines of a historic moment in Indigenous resistance.

Watch the first part of the interview here: Dennis Ward on Standing Rock, ten years la...

Clash at Standing Rock - Originally April 7, 2018: After Standing Rock | APTN Investigates

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It's been 10 years since Standing Rock, a historic gathering of land and water protectors resisting the Dakota Access pipeline that captured international attention.

On Retrospectives, Dennis Ward joins host Brittany Guyot to discuss CLASH AT STANDING ROCK—the first of his two APTN Investigates episodes reporting from the front lines in North Dakota.

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For decades Mohawk tobacco manufacturers have been playing cat and mouse with law enforcement, making big profits while fending off charges over selling tax free cigarettes.

But now a Mohawk tobacco entrepreneur has turned the tables: he's suing Quebec for seizing his products, and is giving APTN Investigates a peek behind the curtain of how his industry works.

APTN Investigates: Taxing Sovereignty by Jeff Dorn, Tom Fennario and Savanna Craig

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A lengthy power outage ravages homes and infrastructure in Pimicikamak Cree Nation, triggering a state of emergency, a boil water advisory and a community exodus.

Crisis at Cross Lake examines how, why and what's next.

APTN Investigates: Crisis at Cross Lake by Christopher Read.

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With the Indian hospitals settlement now accepting claims for compensation, Dr. Maureen Lux joins host Brittany Guyot this week on APTN Investigates Retrospectives to discuss THE CURE WAS WORSE (2017) and the painful history of these former institutions.

To find out more about the Indian hospitals settlement, go to ihsettlement.ca.

The deadline to apply for compensation is July 27, 2028. The Cure was Worse | Originally Aired October 31, 2017: https://youtu.be/o_Z11n9by-8?si=aKN9SO1GQBA3pvb6