VICE Canada Reports

  • Canada's Waterless Communities: Neskantaga

    In this episode, VICE heads to the remote Neskantaga First Nation in Northern Ontario where after 20 years under a boil water advisory, they have slipped down the federal government's priority list for safe drinking water from four to 19.

  • On Hold - Trailer

    Watch our documentary 'On Hold,' out Wednesday, to hear from transgender patients who are desperately battling for fair treatment in the Canadian healthcare system.

  • Canada's Waterless Communities: Shoal Lake 40

    Canada has the world's second-largest supply of fresh water, but 169 First Nation communities have limited or no access to it.

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  • Homegrown Radicals

    VICE founder Suroosh Alvi traveled to Calgary to investigate allegations of radicalization among the city's Muslim youth, speaking with the imam of the 8th & 8th Musallah, as well as the mother of Damian Clairmont, who died in Syria fighting for the...

  • Abortion Access in the Maritimes

    We investigate abortion access in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, two Canadian provinces with restricted access to abortions and conservative political climates.

  • Abortion Access in the Maritimes - Trailer

    Abortion is legal in Canada and has been for more than 25 years, but in spite of that, access varies across the country. In this edition of VICE Canada Reports, Sarah Ratchford investigates abortion access in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

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  • The New Era of Canadian Sex Work

    Do new regulations protect at-risk women from human trafficking, or make it more dangerous for those doing consensual sex work?

  • The New Era of Canadian Sex Work - Trailer

    We sent Lowell, a pop singer and former stripper, to meet with the policy makers and police to discuss C-36. Lowell also went down to Nevada to see how a regulated, legal sex industry functions. She also met with one particular john to see how he feels...

  • VICE Canada Reports: No Pipelines

    For the last several years, the Unist'ot'en Clan have maintained a roadblock deep within their unceded traditional territories. Some say they may be deemed threats to Canada through Bill C-51.