First Nations youth in care likely deformed for life, blames child welfare agency
Even today the youth, 14, is having difficult time getting help from Weechi-it-te-win Family Services
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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