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Sturgeon Nose canoe maker says he learned everything he knows from his grandmother
A traditional Sturgeon Nose canoe maker from British Columbia is passing his knowledge on so his art doesn’t get lost.
Vancouver
Dazzling display of Indigenous art and culture at the Kanata Festival in Vancouver
It’s an event organized to celebrate Canada’s 15oth anniversary
Indigenous designers getting ready for the biggest day of year across the country
For some Indigenous designers, there is no bigger day than Aboriginal Day. That’s when APTN will broadcast concerts and events from coast to coast to coast – and designers get to dress the hosts with their latest fashions.
Balmoral hotel in Vancouver condemned, tenants forced out
A well known hotel that offered rooms to some of Vancouver’s poorest residents on Vancouver’s infamous Downtown Eastside is now being condemned.
Former gang member’s wife gunned down in East Vancouver
It was just after 5 pm on May 23 when six shots were fired in a residential neighborhood in Vancouver.
The victim, Janice Nicole Bryant, 33, was out walking with her husband.
Vancouver holds vigil for Fentanyl victims
Vancouver has been the hardest Canadian city to be hit by the Fentanyl crisis.
Sister Space: A look at the first and only female safe injection site which opened up in Vancouver
In an effort to curb the number of overdose deaths among women on Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, a new facility has opened its doors.
#MMIW Chair talks about direction of National Inquiry prior to hearings beginning in Whitehorse
On Friday, the chief commissioner for the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls said that communications between the inquiry and families had to be better.
MMIWG Commissioner Marion Buller responds to criticism
The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls has been under fire, almost since its inception.