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‘These divide-and-conquer tactics are destroying us’: Matawa First Nations reflect on Doug Ford’s Ring of Fire legacy
Communities that rely on the land still shut out as province gears up to build roads to massive mining developments in the North ...
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A looming federal election call is about more than who wins — here’s what we stand to lose from an early trip to the polls
With rising authoritarianism in the U.S., and the possibility of an all-out trade war, Canada’s position feels increasingly ...
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‘There is no border for us’: Trump tariffs represent an existential threat to northern Ontario First Nations
For Indigenous communities, the proposed tariffs may also represent an opportunity — thanks to a treaty signed before the war ...
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‘Milestone’ deal reached with 15 First Nations on Ring of Fire mining development
Canada will announce today that it has reached a “milestone” agreement with 15 First Nations over the terms of reference for ...
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A decade of Ricochet: Looking back on 10 years of fearless public-interest journalism
Photos from Ricochet's archives. Top: Gabrielle Brassard-Lecours and Ethan Cox in the early days, at the 2014 Montreal launch party. Bottom: Derrick O'Keefe interviews author Arundhati Roy. In 2012, ...
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1,300 people and 600 roaming dogs: How a northern Ontario First Nation is tackling its canine conundrum
Eabametoong is about 360 kilometres north of Thunder Bay. It’s home to 1,300 people – and about 600 roaming dogs. Even among ...
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Brandi Morin: On anniversary of my arrest, I’ve emerged as a warrior armed with words
One year ago today, the bitter Edmonton winter bit deeper than usual as I found myself in handcuffs – arrested for doing my job as a journalist covering a police raid on an Indigenous homeless ...