After a slew of court and tribunal victories against Peter First Nation's band council, there's one party that has escaped scrutiny - Canada.

But that's going to change soon.

APTN Investigates Inside the Band Office: Peters' Indian Problem - Watch Friday

Peters First Nation band council has as many court fights as the community has homes and there's more coming.

One of those helping to even the playing field is this logger, Darryl Kipp.

APTN Investigates Inside the Band Office: Peters' Indian Problem - Watch Friday

A band council in the Fraser Valley has been found guilty of unlawfully denying band membership and writing themselves blank cheques. Yet, council remains in power as Elders die waiting for justice. Kenneth Jackson returns to a story he first broke in 2017.

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Police Chief Patrick Nogier on a report about an investigation into the Prince Albert Police Service that’s been kept secret.

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John Hansen, Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Saskatchewan, talks about how policing and corrections issues in Prince Albert have become part of a course he’s teaching.

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Grand Chief Brian Hardlotte, Prince Albert Grand Council, on an unreleased report that looks at the Prince Albert Police Service.

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Tina McKenzie speaking about her daughter Tatiana Custer who died in custody at the Pine Grove Correctional Centre in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

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John Hansen, Department of Sociology at the University of Saskatchewan, on the impact of policing and corrections on Indigenous people in Prince Albert.

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Prompted by a series of deaths involving the Prince Albert Police Service, a Saskatchewan government report is being kept under wraps.

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APTN Investigates returns tonight with an all-new episode.

Reporter Christopher Read examines a series of in-custody deaths involving the Prince Albert police and correctional system.

Here’s a look at Jail Town.

A Saskatchewan government report on the Prince Albert Police is kept secret. Christopher Read investigates policing and corrections in a community with a large Indigenous population — and a lot of jails, too.

APTN Investigates Friday: Jail Town

Eleanor Yateman is an Algonquin Elder and the matriarch of her family. The Yateman clan has spent years attempting to oust a leader they believe isn't Algonquin.

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Centuries-old errors and weak enrolment criteria have put thousands of Algonquin membership claims in doubt.

After an internal investigation, APTN Investigates returns to Algonquin country — and we meet a family navigating the fallout. youtu.be/g1gryHqWZ9Q

False claims of Indigenous identity have made headlines across the country in recent years.

Video Journalist Rob Smith continues his investigation into allegations of so-called pretendianism within the Algonquins of Ontario. aptnnews.ca/?p=240825

Stacy Amikwabi is a member of the Amikwa Nipissing Nation. He has spent more than two decades researching the history of his people, assembling thousands of documents that prove the Amikwa Nipissing people still exist.

APTN Investigate tonight: Return to Algonquin Country.

Veldon Coburn is a professor at the University of Ottawa’s Institute of Indigenous Research and Studies. Coburn is Anishinaabe, a member of the Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn.

APTN Investigate tonight: Return to Algonquin Country.