Man accused of human trafficking skips court in Fort Frances, Ontario
A discretionary bench warrant has been applied to a case involving a 67-year-old First Nations…
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 that sparked three federal investigations into the former senior advisor to then Prime Minister Stephen Harper. Carson was later convicted with fraud sparking a court battle all the way to the Supreme Court of Canada. The conviction was upheld and was based entirely on APTN’s investigation.
Jackson has focused, almost exclusively, on the child welfare system in Ontario over the last five years. The work has earned multiple awards, including the 2020 Michener Award.
‘She’s not responding’: Life and death in Fort Frances, Ontario
Warning – This story contains video recorded in Fort Frances, Ont. that some people may…
Docs reveal ‘very comfortable’ lifestyle of Ontario group home operator
Three days before his Grade 8 graduation, Liam Smith received devastating news – his mother…
Inside Connor Homes where kids were called ‘paychecks’
In one home, a decayed ceiling crashed to the floor. In another, 2x4s were erected…
Kids restrained over 2,000 times in one year in Ontario’s child welfare system
Arie Calero-Romero was just 12 years old when he was restrained in an Ottawa group…
Inspection reports reveal disturbing conditions inside Ontario group homes
A child sleeping on a soiled mattress, lack of access to basic dental care, and…
NDP, Green Party call for end to for-profit in Ont. child welfare system
Two of Ontario’s four major political parties are calling for an end to for-profit care…
Inside Ontario’s child welfare system where kids are ‘commodities’
A joint investigation by Global News and APTN Investigates has found disturbing conditions inside Ontario’s…
Business as usual: Thunder Bay police and the damage done
Georjann Morriseau walks along High Street Park and looks over the city of Thunder Bay….