‘It’s horrific. It really is’: The suicide deaths of two teens in care raise questions about child welfare in Ontario
Pamela Freeman’s apartment is filled with photographs of her grandson Devon. They are a memorial…
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.
‘No excuse’: Why did it take a mother 7 years to learn how her son died?
Two hundred forty two. That’s the number of children who died while in close connection…
Unique program in Yellowknife take a new approach to homelessness and addictions
The Arctic Indigenous Wellness Foundation in Yellowknife is taking a unique approach to helping the…
‘Yes, it’s torture’: Federal inmate on segregation and life on the inside
Timothy Nome has spent the last 60 days in a segregation cell at the Stony…
‘We’re not going to give up’: Cowichin families hold out hope for loved ones who have vanished without a trace
Monica Patsy Jones carefully places a stack of missing persons posters on the passenger seat…
B.C social worker sought out Indigenous high-risk youth because no one would ‘adequately safeguard their interests’ says claim
When “Elle” aged out of the system more than five years ago, she was hoping…
Sixties Scoop left heart wrenching legacy for Métis families, too
I meet up with Robert Doucette at the University of Saskatchewan Archives in Saskatoon. He’s…
APTN Investigates: Reckoning at St. Anne’s
Ten years after former prime minister Stephen Harper’s historic federal apology to residential school survivors, former students of St. Anne’s Indian Residential School in Ft. Albany, Ontario are still fighting to have their stories told.
APTN Investigates: The Salmon Warriors
The battle over the lucrative British Columbia fish farm industry is raging. Cullen Crozier visits…