‘That pride continues throughout generations’: Rocher River descendants reclaim their history
The yellow flag is up – three minutes to race time. Scott McQueen unhooks a…
Cullen Crozier
Cullen Crozier is an award winning investigative journalist. He joined APTN News in 2008 and has worked for APTN Investigates since 2012. His documentaries have been recognized by the Canadian Association of Journalists, ECPAT Canada, Amnesty International, and the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television.
Displaced people of Rocher River, N.W.T. fight for recognition
Annie Beaulieu opens an antique cookie tin filled with memories. The 87-year-old Tthetsënɂotı̨́né Elder, carefully…
More money won’t fix First Nations child welfare, not repeating the same mistakes just might
Since 2013, 178 Indigenous children have died and 147 are tied to First Nation child welfare agencies in Ontario.
Weechi knew of problems with Sacha Bob’s child protection team before suicide: documents
Records also confirm failures have continued at Weechi-it-te-win since her death in 2014
Death by Neglect: Sacha Raven Bob died alone and Weechi failed to save her
Internal report details failure after failure leading up to child’s suicide
The disappearing children of Constance Lake: Kerri-Lynn Bunting
‘I need to tell people how it is now … it’s just like, my world is ripped apart.’
The disappearing children of Constance Lake and the woman trying to find them
‘I speak for them, the children that cannot speak, I speak for them.’
High-risk youth abruptly removed from Weechi foster home despite counsellor’s objection
Removal happened day after foster mom appeared in APTN story on Weechi
Runaway in Barrie: Breakdown in Weechi foster home sends youth 1,600 KM away
‘Auntie … I can’t go back there. Don’t make me go back there’