First Nations ‘mobilizing’ to keep Toronto drug dealers out of communities
Communities that have their own land codes can create laws to remove dealers preying on wounded people trying...
Kenneth Jackson
Kenneth Jackson is an investigative reporter in Ottawa with over 20 years of experience in the journalism industry. He has a proven track record of producing impactful and compelling stories that inform, educate and challenge the public and the authorities.
Jackson's work covers a range of topics, from politics and corruption to social justice and human rights. He's known to dig in. After the deaths of four First Nation teen girls in care, he spent the next five years reporting on the child welfare system in Ontario, uncovering systemic issues and injustices affecting Indigenous children and families. The investigative work earned multiple awards, including the prestigious 2020 Michener Award for public service journalism with Cullen Crozier.
Jackson's work covers a range of topics, from politics and corruption to social justice and human rights. He's known to dig in. After the deaths of four First Nation teen girls in care, he spent the next five years reporting on the child welfare system in Ontario, uncovering systemic issues and injustices affecting Indigenous children and families. The investigative work earned multiple awards, including the prestigious 2020 Michener Award for public service journalism with Cullen Crozier.
Trespassing conviction makes history for First Nation law in Ontario
History was made in Elliot Lake Wednesday when a First Nation successfully prosecuted one...
Family of missing Anishinaabe kwe fears she’s been abducted by drug dealers
'Urge your band councils to ban these people (drug dealers) from reserves'
The Great Change: Putting the spotlight on drug dealers profiting off trauma
It’s just before midnight when a red Dodge Caravan appears to roll through a stop...
How did this boat sink nine years ago? Experts hope to find out
Two independent boating experts have begun work to hopefully find out how a 14-foot aluminum...
APTN triggers chief coroner to take command of death investigation
An investigation by APTN has shed new light on the deaths of two Mohawk fishermen...
RCMP drops investigation of band council under threat of lawsuit
The RCMP abruptly ended a nearly three year-long investigation into a band council in British...
‘Enough is enough:’ Court rulings stack up against band council
This is how judges have described a three-member band council of a small First Nation...
‘Grave injustice’: Ontario’s attorney general stays court case against police officer
An Ontario man is blasting the provincial government for abruptly ending a court case against...