Aboriginal Peoples Television Network

Elders in Puvirnituq

The passage of time happens so quickly that the need to capture Nunavik elders on video has become a fact we can no longer postpone. In light of this TNI is putting together a series of productions focused on the Elders of Nunavik. Not only will these productions introduce the oldest members of the communities but it will also shed light on how and what they have experienced with the evolution of the north. We aim to put the focus on the pre-Federal period, the Federal period and the pre-JBNQA period.

Pingualuit Park

The official opening of the first Provincial Park in Nunavik, Pingualuit. Roughly 1.4 million years ago, a meteorite crashed to earth in the region that has become known as the Ungava Peninsula. Today, 88 km south-west of the village of Kangiqsujuaq, the walls of the circular crater created by that impact still cast an imposing shadow over the surrounding plateau of lakes and tundra. To Inuit, this place is known as Pingualuit (where the land rises).

Hip Hop in Puvirnituq

A group of Hip Hop dancers travel to the community of Puvirnituq to teach the kids how to hip hop dance and at the same time teach them about important facts of life.

Tribute to Charlie Adams

Charlie Adams touched us all with his amazing songs over the years. He left us in the spring of 2008 but somehow he will remain with us for many years to come. We are taking the time here to look at his career as a singer and performer.

Elders in Salluit Pt. 2

The passage of time happens so quickly that the need to capture Nunavik elders on video has become a fact we can no longer postpone. In light of this TNI is putting together a series of productions focused on the Elders of Nunavik. Not only will these productions introduce the oldest members of the communities but it will also shed light on how and what they have experienced with the evolution of the north. We aim to put the focus on the pre-Federal period, the Federal period and the pre-JBNQA period.