Investigates

APTN Investigates met with the family and visited the backroads that many say are scary for Indigenous people.

An APTN Investigation reveals a staggering number of missing and murdered Indigenous men and boys across the country.

With the prairie provinces seeing the highest numbers, reporter Brittany Guyot speaks with the families impacted in Manitoba.

APTN Investigates reporter, Brittany Guyot, reveals numerous Indigenous men and boys have been murdered or vanished along the infamous Highway of Tears.

Several families in Prince George say they want to see a national inquiry to look deeper into the issues Indigenous men and boys face.

The stories don't stop when the cameras go away. Melissa Ridgen updates her report about a Saskatchewan doctor's unprofessional conduct related to prescribing opioids.

Brittany Guyot shares the next chapter in the Winnipeg Art Gallery's display of Inuit art produced in tuberculosis hospitals.

APTN Investigates reported in 2020 on the search for a community that would be willing to house radioactive waste.

With nuclear power back in the spotlight as a carbon-free energy source, there have been several new developments.

Sexual exploitation crosses class, gender and race. Anyone can be a victim, but it's often marginalized people that are most at risk.

APTN Investigates looks at how this abuse is impacting the city of Kenora, Ontario and the vulnerable women who are exploited.

In the city of Kenora, Ontario the sex trade is rooted in the streets and Indigenous women are the main target. But who are the people buying?

APTN Investigates finds out and demands answers about what's operating in plain sight.

When you want to vote but can't because your polling station is hours away, something is wrong.

APTN's Christopher Read takes a closer look at barriers encountered by Indigenous voters in the 2021 federal election, with a focus on Kenora.

There have been new developments since we originally aired Melissa Ridgen's Cindy's Story in 2017.

In a new feature on APTN Investigates, we're providing updated information on past stories. Bradley Barton was originally acquitted of a manslaughter charge in the death of Metis and Cree woman Cindy Gladue in an Edmonton hotel. But that was not the end of the story.

On this episode of APTN Investigates: We're exploring the tactics Indigenous peoples are using to break free from Canadian colonialism.