NL government consulted firm on how to respond to media requests asking questions about hallucinated content

First it was wildfires. Then a sewage leak. For Neskantaga First Nation, summer is a series of hotel rooms

Outlet earns record six nominations and four wins across two major awards galas

Just days after returning from a wildfire evacuation, the northwestern Ontario fly-in First Nation has declared another state of emergency after a sewage disaster has forced residents to leave their c...

ust days after returning from a wildfire evacuation, the northwestern Ontario fly-in First Nation has declared another state of emergency after a sewage disaster has forced residents to leave their co...

‘Ontario is burning and there’s no end in sight,’ say First Nation chiefs. But ‘we have a treaty partner that refuses to listen’

Working Canadians squeezed by high rents, unstable employment, and inadequate public supports are increasingly turning to food banks. The growing crisis is fuelling calls for permanent EI reform

PC representative Kevin Holland told a reporter he met with the Gull Bay Chief. Wilfred King says it never happened.

Canada’s largest newspaper chain has amplified conservative grievance politics — creating fertile ground for MAGA-style ideas, Alberta separatism, and an increasingly polarized political landscape

Opposition leader calls for public inquiry into Ontario government’s response to wildfires

Despite warnings from the Auditor General, budgets have failed to keep pace with climate change — and northern communities are now paying the price

First Nations elders are once again on the front lines. With the last ancient forests facing imminent destruction, they say industry has written off the trees, wildlife and entire ecosystem as ‘collat...

In the path of raging forest fires, First Nations leaders say poor communication with the Ontario government is putting their communities at risk

On the company's pivot to the dregs of discourse

Canada’s largest newspaper chain has amplified conservative grievance politics — creating fertile ground for MAGA-style ideas, Alberta separatism, and an increasingly polarized political landscape

Allegations that officers ripped locs from Black men to keep as ‘trophies’ have stunned the public. But those who have lived under aggressive policing say the accusations reveal a reality they've been...

Podcast Episode · In Bed with the Elephant · July 7 · 41m

After nearly two years of excluding Ricochet reporter Jon Thompson from media communications on the grounds that a national outlet can't do local journalism, Thunder Bay police reversed course followi...

APTN News InFocus · Episode

As governments consult developers and landlords on the future of housing policy, renters say they are being left out of the conversation — and they're no longer willing to wait quietly

Stay informed about The Narwhal and Amber Bracken’s lawsuit against the RCMP as we fight for press freedom in B.C. Supreme Court

At Treaty Rally in Calgary, Chiefs warn Alberta’s separatism has imported Donald Trump’s politics

Force refuse to send official communications to reporter who won a Canadian Screen Award for exposing misconduct in the department

Force refuse to send official communications to reporter who won a Canadian Screen Award for exposing misconduct in the department

Force refuse to send official communications to reporter who won a Canadian Screen Award for exposing misconduct in the department

Force refuse to send official communications to reporter who won a Canadian Screen Award for exposing misconduct in the department

Ricochet’s Andrea Houston and Jon Thompson win national journalism awards for their exceptional work in editorial and news coverage.

The bodies of five missing people found in Thunder Bay ignite calls for action from First Nations leaders regarding police response.

The bodies of five missing people found in Thunder Bay ignite calls for action from First Nations leaders regarding police response.