Chris Arsenault
Managing Editor
chris.arsenault@vice.comChris Arsenault is the interim Managing Editor of VICE News Canada. Before joining VICE he was a senior producer for Al Jazeera English in Qatar and a correspondent for the Reuters Foundation covering Brazil and the Rome-based United Nations agencies. He has held the Wolfson Press Fellowship at Cambridge University and the inaugural Forestry Journalism Fellowship at the University of British Columbia. In 2015, he won gold at the UN Correspondents awards in New York for his investigative reporting on stolen food aid in Syria and land grabs in Mali.
First Nation wants Trudeau government to release secret Trans Mountain documents
Legal battle against pipeline heats up after reports that the Liberal government "rigged" the approval process.
Restaurant ordered to pay $10,000 for making black customer prepay for food
Ontario Human Rights Tribunal rules that Chinese restaurant in Toronto racially profiled Emile Wickham.
Thousands attend vigil to mourn the victims of the Toronto van attack
Justin Trudeau attended the vigil that drew a crowd of around 25,000 people.
Eight of the 10 victims in the Toronto van attack were women
Police released the names and ages of all 10 victims on Friday.
Here’s what we know about the victims of the Toronto van attack
A chef, single mother, and a cancer survivor were among those killed in Monday's carnage.
BC tables its new legislation for recreational weed sales
But unlike in Ontario, private stores will be allowed to sell legal weed.
Toronto Police name suspect in van attack that leaves 10 dead, 15 injured
Police allege Alek Minassian, 25, was the driver of the van that rammed into pedestrians along a busy Toronto street.
Nine people dead, 16 injured in Toronto van attack
Toronto Police say the driver is in custody as part of the ongoing investigation.
Liberal MP Francis Drouin is the latest politician to face sexual assault allegations
An incident allegedly happened during the Liberal Party convention in Halifax.
Canada is facing mounting pressure to grant mass pardons for weed possession
Many jobseekers with possession records are hesitant to apply to weed companies that require background checks
Politician apologizes for suggesting weed makes Jamaicans unproductive
Conservative Nova Scotia MLA Elizabeth Smith-McCrossin accused of racism during a debate on cannabis laws.
Canada smokes even more weed than the government thought
Statistics Canada says more than two million Canadians smoke weed on a daily or weekly basis.