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Pow Wow Chow on TV Now

June 6, 2024June 5, 2024Documentaries, TelevisionAPTN, Bob Chiblow, Food series, Pow Wow Chow, Shawn Adler

The new food series, “Pow Wow Chow,” is now gracing our television screens, and it’s a feast for the eyes and the soul. This 13-episode culinary adventure, produced by InterINDigital and SandBay for APTN, features

The Red Path to Premiere at First Peoples’ Festival

July 20, 2015July 20, 2015FilmmakersAPTN, Circus Without Borders, Le chemin rouge, NFB, The Red Path, Thérèse Ottawa, Tremplin NIKANIK

(Via the National Film Board of Canada [NFB]) Le chemin rouge (The Red Path), a short documentary by Atikamekw filmmaker Thérèse Ottawa, will make its world premiere at the 25th Montreal First Peoples’ Festival, the

3 Big New Things Coming to Kids’ TV in Canada

June 11, 2015January 3, 2018TelevisionAmy's Mythic Mornings, APTN, DHX Media, GFZ Studios, Teletubbies, YTV's The Zone

There’s a lot going on in the world of kids’ TV right now, and some of it looks like fun for grownups too. Amy’s Mythic Mornings is a brand new cartoon airing on APTN, created

Playing with Fire, Eps 10 and 11: A Review

May 21, 2015May 21, 2015TelevisionApple TV Shomi, APTN, Playing with Fire, tv

Playing with Fire is a documentary series about a crew of fire hunters doing what they do best, scoping out dangerous fires around forested areas and making sure nothing gets too damaged. Every episode is

News from the North and the Net

May 21, 2015May 21, 2015Today's Top StoriesAboriginal Peoples Television Network, APTN, CRTC, CRTC internet survey, CRTC whitebox, FilmFreeway, Google Chromecast, Google Chromecast shomi, MIFF, Muskoka Independent Film Festival, Shomi

The Muskoka Independent Film Festival (MIFF) has extended its deadline for entries to June 26th. This year’s theme is “We A Funny Planet”, according to its page on FilmFreeway (which is also where you can

Playing in the Peg: Cinematheque

February 11, 2015February 11, 2015Announcements, In Theatres NowAPTN, Cinematheque, Le Dernier Soir, Monsoon documentary, National Screen Institute, Nocturna, NSI Aboriginal Documentary, Sturla Gunnarsson, The Great Beauty, The Lunchbox movie, Winnipeg Film Group's

Winnipeg Film Group’s Cinematheque is, as it says, “screening the very best in Canadian and world cinema” right now — and here’s a little bit of what it’s presenting over the next few days: The