APTN Investigates – To Serve and Protect
Reporter Cullen Crozier travels to Thunder Bay, Ontario to dig into the mystery surrounding the deaths of seven Indigenous youths who drowned in the city’s rivers.
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Thunder Bay city council approves plan in wake of inquest recommendations
It’s been a year since a coroner’s jury wrote dozens of recommendations on how to prevent student deaths in Thunder Bay, city council is approving a plan to make it happen.
Ottawa concerned with situation in Thunder Bay, but not willing to step in without an invitation
Canada’s Minister of Public Safety says the federal government will not involve itself in the policing issues in Thunder Bay unless the province of Ontario or the city requests help.
Thunder Bay man charged with writing ‘I killed those kids’ denies he wrote it
The Thunder Bay man charged with writing “I killed those kids” on the side of…
Thunder Bay police ruled out foul play in Jordan Wabasse’s death 2 days before receiving tip suggesting murder
Thunder Bay police investigators did not search the Kaministiquia River for Jordan Wabasse until…
Eyewitness contradicts Thunder Bay police account of Tammy Keeash death
Tammy Keeash was first found by a church group of children playing in the park and when they looked closer they saw the 17-year-old had her pants around her ankles and her underwear was below her buttocks, APTN National News has learned.
