APTN Languages TV guide for tonight

APTN Languages – Your TV Guide to Indigenous Voices

APTN Languages is a Canadian television channel dedicated to broadcasting programming in Indigenous languages, with subtitles in English or French. This unique channel aims to preserve and revitalize Indigenous dialects by offering a diverse range of content, including arts, cultural programs, documentaries, dramas, and news. With a commitment to amplifying Indigenous voices and stories, APTN Languages serves as a vital platform for cultural expression and understanding across Canada. Explore our TV guide for a rich viewing experience that celebrates Indigenous heritage.

What's on APTN Languages Tonight?

Tonight on APTN Languages, catch a variety of engaging programs. At 8:00 PM, tune into "Kiuna, plus qu'une école" (Innu-aimun), exploring student life and workshops. Following that, at 8:30 PM, "Red Earth Uncovered" (Cree) features Hayley learning about the Manipogo creature on Lake Manitoba. Later, at 10:00 PM, don't miss "Hockey Night in Canada in Cree," with exciting hockey action commentaryed in Plains Cree. These broadcasts offer a unique opportunity to experience diverse Indigenous storytelling and cultural insights this evening.