Colin Graf
How First Nations Are Dealing With Thriving, but Illegal, Cannabis Stores
In Ontario, where you can only legally buy weed from the province’s online store, dispensaries on First Nations are largely operating without interference from the state.
Sarnia Doctor Charged With Sex Crime After Woman’s Weeks-Long Protest
A former patient held a sign saying she was molested by Dr. Kunwar Raj Singh, a pediatrician, when she was 15.
Inside the Indigenous Community That Occupies a Canadian Military Base
Roughly 50 to 100 people live in Stony Point, which is still being cleared of the military’s unexploded bombs and grenades.
Indigenous Woman Suing Ontario Over 'Chemical Valley' Pollution
A government whistleblower is suggesting “discriminatory attitudes” may be to blame.
Canada's Plan to Combat the Opioid Crisis Could Hurt Terminal Patients
A bid to stop doctors from prescribing high doses of opioid painkillers could leave vulnerable people in painful limbo.
A Canadian with an Intellectual Disability Is Fighting His 46-Cents-an-Hour Wage
"I can't start my car for that, so how is he expected to make a life that way?" his mother says.
Twenty Years after Protester Killed in Ipperwash Crisis, First Nation Votes on $95M Land Deal with Government
Development of the site could still be complicated by another potential stand-off as well as unexploded munitions buried around the area.
The Canadian City Fighting Back Against Its Deadly Fentanyl Problem
A disturbing number of people in Sarnia, Ontario, are abusing a powerful painkiller that is 100 times stronger than morphine or 40 times stronger than heroin
Someone in Ontario Is Decapitating Coyotes and Leaving Their Corpses on Hiking Trails
Ontario investigators are trying to figure out how up to six coyotes were killed and then laid out in local parks in ways designed to attract the attention of passers-by.
After Second Train Derailment, Ontario Town Worried It Could Be the Next Lac-Mégantic
The rash of problems in northern Ontario highlights the growing hazard in Canada and across the US of shipping crude by rail, according to a rail safety expert.
Ontario Families Who Lost to Wind Turbine Companies in Court May Owe $340,000, Which Blows
Three companies are demanding almost $340,000 in total from the four families.
A Land Dispute Led to Barricades Being Torn Down by First Nations in Ipperwash
Beachfront property owners have responded to a First Nations land claim by constructing makeshift barricades on the contested land.