‘He didn’t just fall into the river’: Artist’s family calls out Thunder Bay police
Robert Moskotaywenene was a well-known artist in Thunder Bay. Delicate work that requires a soft…
Kenneth Jackson
Kenneth Jackson is an investigative reporter in Ottawa, Ont. with more than two decades in the business. He got his start in community newspapers before joining the Ottawa Sun in 2007 where he worked the police beat. In 2011, Jackson joined APTN to break the Bruce Carson scandal. The former senior aide to Prime Minister Stephen Harper tried using his contacts in the federal government to sign water deals with First Nations. The RCMP would charge Carson with influence peddling based on APTN’s reporting. The case would make it all the way to the Supreme Court of Canada, which upheld his conviction in 2018. In recent years, Jackson has focused, almost exclusively, on the child welfare system in Ontario. The work has earned multiple awards, including the 2020 Michener Award.
Taskforce calls on police to reinvestigate 14 deaths of Indigenous people in Thunder Bay
This is on top of nine deaths already being reinvestigated.
Tracking the Kenora Indian Beaters and passed down hate
Anishinaabe use culture to fight back against all the abuse in Kenora
OPP launches investigation into officer following sex trade allegations
Details of investigation reveal dark underbelly of Kenora hiding in plain sight
Residential school day scholars reach settlement with Canada
Residential school survivors known as day scholars, along with their descendants, have reached a settlement…
Daughter livid court orders new trial in homicide of Cree woman in Ottawa
‘This proves to me how many Indigenous women continue to fail to receive justice,’ says daughter
‘Holy smokes that’s Todd Lamirande!’: Broadcaster gives up teleprompter for manager’s chair
‘He was a rock star’ – recalls veteran APTN producer
Man acquitted of killing Tina Fontaine arrested in Ottawa
Police allege Raymond Cormier was targeting apartment buildings in the downtown area
Under threat of exile, Autumn Windego stands her ground against band council
Rainy River First Nation first threatened to banish Windego in January