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1 month ago | aptnnews.ca | Creeson Agecoutay

The family of Brian Potts says they have many questions as to what exactly happened in the death of their loved one. Potts, 66, who lived with dementia, went missing on April 10 in Edmonton after visiting his son in the Royal Alexandra Hospital when he suddenly wandered off on foot. Five days later, Edmonton police said Potts was spotted on several transit busses in Edmonton’s Westmount area.

1 month ago | aptnnews.ca | Creeson Agecoutay

Warning: The images in this story may be disturbing to some people. The premier of Manitoba says hunters who slaughtered a number of female caribou who were carrying unborn calves last April in northern Manitoba’s Nueltin Provincial Park has no right to hunt in Manitoba and will be held accountable. The incident happened within the provincial park near the Manitoba and Nunavut border at the fly-in only Treeline Lodge and Kasmere Lake Lodge within the provincial park.

2 months ago | aptnnews.ca | Creeson Agecoutay

Chase Meechance, known as Off The Rez on TikTok, has spent more than eight years creating various Indigenous comedic skits and videos to get a laugh out of his more than 320,000 followers. His latest video titled, “When Natives Shop Extra Indigenously” shows Meechance shopping for Pepsi while dressed in a ribbon shirt made out of the signature blue and yellow Walmart reusable bag colors with the 1993 hit song Return to Innocence by Enigma playing in the background.

2 months ago | aptnnews.ca | Creeson Agecoutay

The step-daughter of Aaron (Chuck) Gamble, 54, a teacher whose remains were found in a garbage bin in Saskatoon more than two years ago is sending a message to the three people who she believes knows what happened to her step-father. “They know who they are and let’s just hope that they have the heart to tell us (what happened) one day,” said Sylver Okemaysim from her home in Beardy’s and Okemasis Cree Nation. “I just hope they come forward because you know his children still need closure.

2 months ago | aptnnews.ca | Creeson Agecoutay

The Regina Police Service is investigating after 42-year-old James Peigan, a man who lives with a disability, was assaulted Monday morning in north central Regina and his electric bike was stolen. Police said the incident happened on Monday morning at around 2:15 a.m. Peigan was assaulted and his bike was taken by a group of people. “My brother didn’t know who did this to him, it was late at night, it was dark out. We don’t understand why somebody would want to hurt him.