Meet this year’s Indigenous Journalism fellows
The recipients of the Canadian Journalism Foundation-CBC fellowship share light on stories they hope to investigate
Posts in category Indigenous issues
How podcasts tell stories about Indigenous issues that you don’t find elsewhere
CBC’s season two of Missing & Murdered finished on April 2, so RRJ looks at how Indigenous-centred outlets are taking advantage of the medium
Portrait of a Journalist: Kyle Edwards
The story of Indigenous kids in foster care hadn’t been properly told, so Kyle Edwards pulled it together.
Choosing to talk with cancer
In a RRJ exclusive, veteran Indigenous reporter Jody Porter reflects on the strength she’s found in the women she’s met, and how cancer has caused change
When reconciliation talks arrive at j-school
Journalism student Tyler Mugford and his first-year teacher Jonathan Crowe talk deep on residential schools
The Interview: behind Ossie Michelin’s photojournalism
Looking behind the camera with the man who took the award-winning photograph at an an anti-fracking protest.
The Interview: Tim Fontaine
The eagle has landed with the former journalist’s new project, an Indigenous news satire site
Charged journalist says Canadian press freedom still under attack
As anti-Muskrat Falls demos pop-up across Canada, Justin Brake says he’s still being “dragged through the courts” for Labrador coverage.
The Interview: Seven Fallen Feathers author Tanya Talaga
After more than 20 years as a reporter, Talaga released her first book on Sept. 30, a project six years in the making.
A journal from the north, reincarnated after 26 years
Whitehorse reporters rally for the reemergence of the Shakat Journal to give Indigenous and Yukon youth a voice.
