Tracking the Kenora Indian Beaters and passed down hate
Anishinaabe use culture to fight back against all the abuse in Kenora
Kenneth Jackson
Kenneth is a journalist with nearly two decades of reporting experience who focuses on crime and social issues, including child welfare and wrongful convictions. He has worked out of APTN’s Ottawa bureau since October 2012.
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