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Louis Riel College and the Manitoba Métis Federation are celebrating the opening of the college’s first campus in Winnipeg.

Louis Riel College celebrates opening of first campus - APTN NewsLouis Riel College and the Manitoba Métis Federation are celebrating the opening of the college’s first campus in Winnipeg.www.aptnnews.ca
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Earlier this week a Salmon Day was held at the Carcross/Tagish First Nation in the Yukon. It was a way to honour the importance of Yukon river salmon.

Salmon Day held at Carcross/Tagish First Nation - APTN NewsEarlier this week a Salmon Day was held at the Carcross/Tagish First Nation in the Yukon. It was a way to honour the importance of Yukon river salmon.www.aptnnews.ca
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Sturgeon Lake First Nation in Saskatchewan is disappointed it has been denied a license to hold a long running spay/neuter clinic. The Saskatchewan Veterinary Medical Association said the reserve is too close to established veterinary practices.

First Nation denied a spay and neuter clinic licenseThe Saskatchewan Veterinary Medical Association (SVMA) has denied a license for a temporary vet clinic at Sturgeon Lake First Nation.www.aptnnews.ca
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Numerous wildfires reported in British Columbia have led to six First Nations in the province having to evacuate.

Wildfires in British Columbia lead to numerous First Nation evacuations - APTN NewsNumerous wildfires reported in British Columbia have led to six First Nations in the province having to evacuate.www.aptnnews.ca
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A new report released by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation on northern housing was released earlier this week.

New report on northern housing was released - APTN NewsA new report released by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation on northern housing was released earlier this week.www.aptnnews.ca
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Earlier this month, we reported on a story about a 16-year-old girl who was struck by a vehicle crossing the street in Brandon, Manitoba. Police now say a 38-year-old woman has been charged with careless driving in the collision.

38-year-old woman charged with carless driving in collision with teenage girl | APTN NewsEarlier this month, we reported on a story about a 16-year-old girl who was struck by a vehicle crossing the street in Brandon, Manitoba. Police now say a 38-year-old woman has been charged with…youtu.be
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The Chiefs of Ontario are backing the calls for a public inquiry into the provincial response to the ongoing wildfires as the Ontario government stopped short of having a full inquiry but promised a review of its response.

Chiefs of Ontario support public inquiry into provincial wildfire response | APTN NewsThe Chiefs of Ontario are backing the calls for a public inquiry into the provincial response to the ongoing wildfires as the Ontario government stopped short of having a full inquiry but promised a…youtu.be
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Photo of the day today comes from Derek Christianson who captured a beautiful, calm evening along the shores of the Lake of the Woods in Ontario.

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Tonight on APTN National News: Chiefs of Ontario are backing the call for a public inquiry into the provincial government’s response to ongoing wildfires. Numerous wildfires reported in B.C. lead to six First Nations in the province having to evacuate.

APTN National News: July 31, 2026 – Chiefs of Ontario back inquiry, B.C. wildfire evacuationsYouTube video by APTN Newsyoutube.com
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Members of Pukatawagan say they’ll camp outside the community’s band office until something is done about the community's housing crisis. www.aptnnews.ca?p=292469

‘We’re still waiting’: Pukatawagan wants a stop to housing crisisMembers of Pukatawagan say they’ll camp outside the community’s band office until chief and council do something about the housing crisis.www.aptnnews.ca
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“We are trying to reconnect to that joy of food,” Perron said. “But then the other thing I think that’s really highlighted in this report is that income inequality. The disparity between the cost of living and how much people have.”

Joy and realism: experts reflect on Nutrition North external reportAn external review of Nutrition North Canada by Aluki Kotierk makes broad demands while acknowledging harsh truths, say food experts.www.aptnnews.ca
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Ontario’s Minister of Natural Resources Mike Harris has responded to calls for a public inquiry into the provincial response to the ongoing wildfires and evacuations at a press conference held earlier this week.

Ontario’s minister of natural resources responds to calls for wildfires public inquiry | APTN NewsOntario’s Minister of Natural Resources Mike Harris has responded to calls for a public inquiry into the provincial response to the ongoing wildfires and evacuations at a press conference held…youtu.be
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The four-time Juno nominee, country music artist, Shawnee Kish spoke with Dennis Ward on her newly released single and being nominated at this year’s Canadian Country Music Awards for Alternative Country Album of the Year.

Four-time Juno nominee, Shawnee Kish releases new single | APTN NewsThe four-time Juno nominee, country music artist, Shawnee Kish spoke with Dennis Ward on her newly released single and being nominated at this year’s Canadian Country Music Awards for Alternative…youtu.be
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The shelter, operated by the Dehcho Society for Wellness and Sustainable Development, is open 24 hours a day and can accommodate up to 12 clients | Story by Charlotte Morritt-Jacobs.

Former Fort Simpson shelter client helps others rebuild in N.W.T.A former client of a wellness centre in Fort Simpson, Northwest Territories is now helping others rebuild their lives.www.aptnnews.ca
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Today on APTN National News: Ontario’s minister of natural resources has responded to the call for a public inquiry into the provincial response to the ongoing wildfires and evacuations.

APTN National News: July 31, 2026YouTube video by APTN Newsyoutube.com
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A newly-released report maps cross-Canada corridors for such crimes, including at least 38 unresolved Indigenous disappearances. Hear more on APTN News Brief:

APTN News Brief: "Unseen, Unknown and Unresolved": report maps Canadian corridors for human traffickingOur lead story: on World Day Against Human Trafficking in Persons, a newly-released report maps cross-Canada corridors for such crimes, including at least 38 unresolved Indigenous disappearances. >...pod.fo
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Quebec is the latest province that has drafted an agreement with the federal government on major projects, however this is causing some concerns among First Nations leaders who believe they could be left out of the big decisions.

Federal government and Quebec discuss major projects, concerns among First Nations | APTN NewsQuebec is the latest province that has drafted an agreement with the federal government on major projects, however this is causing some concerns among First Nations leaders who believe they could be…youtu.be
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Tenancy advocates are calling on the B.C. government to stop the private selling of buildings on Vancouver’s downtown east side. As APTN’s Tina House shares, many of these sales are resulting in evictions.

Tenancy advocates call for B.C. government to stop private building sales | APTN NewsTenancy advocates are calling on the B.C. government to stop the private selling of buildings on Vancouver’s downtown east side. As APTN’s Tina House shares, many of these sales are resulting in…youtu.be
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Between Winnipeg and Selkirk, Manitoba resides Lower Fort Garry, the meeting place to commemorate 155 years since the signing of Treaty 1. APTN’s Keira Stephens was there to show us how the first numbered treaty was honoured.

Celebrating 155 years since the signing of Treaty 1 | APTN NewsBetween Winnipeg and Selkirk, Manitoba resides Lower Fort Garry, the meeting place to commemorate 155 years since the signing of Treaty 1. APTN’s Keira Stephens was there to show us how the first…youtu.be
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On Truth & Politics this week, our panelists discuss apparent leaked communication of the B.C. Conservative leader encouraging the word 'Indian' being used to describe First Nations people and a video of RCMP punching and tasering a First Nations woman.

Apparent leaked directive to BC Conservatives to stop using term ‘First Nations’ | Truth & PoliticsA British Columbia reporter apparently got his hands on a leaked communication where the provincial Conservative leader is encouraging the word 'Indian' to be used to describe First Nations…youtu.be
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