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Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) is pleased to announce the launch of its new high definition channel, APTNHD. Special programming for the HD kickoff included the premiere showing of the 2007 Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards in full high definition format. APTN¹s HD service is broadcast in true HD format and is currently only available to Bell Canada HD subscribers on channel 808.
With an all-new fall season slated to hit television screens across the country November 5th, Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) is pleased to unveil its largest, most diverse programming line-up to date.
This fall, Canadians will be introduced to the crazy antics of the Morningside boys when bro¹Town premieres on APTN (Aboriginal Peoples Television Network).
Wednesday's featured play of renegadepress.com at 8:30pm, ET and Saturday's featured play Moccasin Flats at 9:30pm, ET, include a reroll of the season ender from last season before this season's launch episode. Renegadepress.com's Ksenia Solo recently won a Gemini for her role as Zoey Jones.
Over the next few months, APTN (Aboriginal Peoples Television Network) will be making changes to its schedules with a focus on the northern schedule. These changes follow APTN’s commitment to be more responsive to its audience needs across Canada as well as respond to the new conditions of licence that were imposed on the network in the last licence renewal process
ROAD SCHOLARS follows high school students, armed with digital cameras, as they capture the history and beauty of exotic locales while drawing viewers into their personal experiences.
The new season of APTN National News: Contact starts on October 1, 2004. For the first time in APTN¹s history, the national call-in show will launch with a worldwide broadcast on the Internet via streaming audio at www.aptn.ca/news.
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