“This Gukwdzi is over a century old. My first memory of Kingcome is attending a potlatch here. In our language to potlatch is Pasa.”

Out of the Darkness – Watch here: youtu.be/GKHAraga__4?...

Out of the Darkness – Watch here:

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“Mourning the loss of three of our own. My Mom believes reviving traditional mourning rites would help the family cope better with loss. Ceremony and prayer that encouraged lost loved ones to move on and don’t look back helps those left behind let go.”

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“There are eight left. I marveled at their resiliency, their strength shown as they battled through the loss of parents and siblings, the residential school and a host of other colonialist ills.”

With multiple updates since the story first aired, Rob Smith joins host Brittany Guyot to talk about what it was like on the ground.

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Martens spoke with many residential school survivors who felt that they were once again being taken advantage of – and sought accountability at the highest levels of Canadian bureaucracy.

Pipe Dreams: The Water Crisis in Nunavik – Watch the full episode: youtu.be/L8xUSCgZJPM

Because of permafrost and bedrock, there is no underground piping to houses in Puvirnituq, an Inuit community in Nunavik, about 1,500 kilometers north of Montreal near the coast of Hudson’s Bay.

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This Saturday on a new episode of APTN Investigates, video journalist Tom Fennario takes a deep dive into the water crisis in Nunavik.