The Indigenous cable network is undergoing restructuring as economic pressures affect its bottom lines. In addition to a few cuts, it also means a plan to perhaps make cable subscribers pay just a little bit more to help keep the place going. From Broadcast Dialogue:

"...the broadcaster is continuing to seek new ways to drive new revenue and manage its overall expenses, including applying for a wholesale fee increase of three cents to offer more Indigenous language programming, which is under review by the commission.

“If approved, that will provide important support to APTN to meet a key part of our mandate, but it still would not offset the gradual decline that is taking place in the traditional broadcasting system,” said [CEO Monika] Ille."

APTN undertakes reorganization citing need to remain financially viable