Thunder Bay

An unprecedented review has found police let racist attitudes hinder investigations into sudden deaths of Indigenous people.

“Such actions by the police, whatever the cause, must be fully investigated by an independent authority,” said Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler.

‘He’s just out there partying like every other Native kid,’ the cop told her. Then he hung up.

Wawa is one of many towns stuck between its past and unclear future.

Indigenous leaders are blasting the city for failing to act in Canada’s hate crime capital.

"You need to remember that clowns are people too.”

“This is especially dumb,” said Thunder Bay Fire Chief John Hay.

Parents are increasingly worried their kids won’t make it home alive.

The charges come months after the chief of police was charged with breach of trust over leaking information about the mayor

Police are loath to label anything a hate crime, despite the obvious.

Celebrations took place as questions around a series of unanswered deaths remain, allegations of police incompetence linger, and rampant racism continues.

“I don’t see the situation as a crisis,” said the city's acting police chief.