School survivor in N.W.T. pushes to have residential school buildings torn down
Three buildings were either turned into new schools or residences for college students.
Charlotte Morritt-Jacobs
Charlotte joined APTN in January 2017 as a video journalist in Yellowknife, N.W.T.. Before coming to APTN she interned at CTV Lethbridge, earned her BA in feminist research from Western University and her obtained post-graduate in journalism at Humber College.
Major damage forces Iqaluit community kitchen to temporarily close its doors
People seeking a hot meal were turned away from an Iqaluit food kitchen this week…
Artists learn to blend traditional knowledge with technique and technology for fur creations
Alissa Landry squats down to be eye level with a few dozen leopard-spotted sealskin pelts….
Camp in N.W.T. brings Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth together
Mark Kununak sits with his teacher trying to find his rhythm on a hand drum….
Traditional economy a lifeline to connection and culture in Kugluktuk
Wesley Kamakyok, mutters a quick, good luck chant before he drops his line through a…
Inmates learn the ins and outs of trapping, skinning a pelt in North Slave jail
The last thing Roy Inuktalik skinned was a polar bear back home in the Inuvialuit…
Grade 12 students push to save the Inuinnaqtun language in Nunavut
Jessamine Bolt and Alisha Milton say elders will be hurt if next generation doesn’t learn the language.
Les jeux d’hiver de l’Arctique se sont terminés vendredi dernier, le Nunavik a remporté 36 médailles
Les jeux d’hiver de l’Arctique ont fait leur retour après une pause de cinq ans….
Elders grateful truth and reconciliation programming included in Arctic Winter Games
The inclusion of truth and reconciliation programming at the 2023 Artic Winter Games in Fort…