Nuchatlaht First Nation: How a Legal Battle Could Change Land Rights for Good
Indigenous groups have been fighting for land for decades, often with disappointing results
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Mass Murder on the High Seas
When video of a grisly shooting on a fishing boat circulated online, one determined investigator went on a quest for justice
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Wrongful Convictions Aren’t Going Anywhere
The Canadian legal system is confusing and expensive, especially if you’re falsely accused of murder
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The Humboldt Crash: How Much Punishment Is Enough for Jaskirat Singh Sidhu?
The truck driver readily accepted his jail sentence after killing sixteen people but is now fighting his deportation. What should justice look like after an accident?
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My Day in Zoom Court: Virtual Trials Are a Better Option for Sexual Assault Survivors
Tradition dictates that perpetrators and victims must meet in court. COVID-19 showed that wasn’t necessary
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The Dark Side of the RCMP
The mystique that has helped cement the RCMP as a national symbol is also what renders it particularly, stubbornly difficult to reform
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The Disappearance of Markham Doe
When trans people go missing, they often remain unidentified. One couple is trying to change that
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Looking for Justice, Finding Betrayal
When Brayden Bushby was charged with the death of Barbara Kentner, Indigenous communities’ faith in Canada’s legal system was put to the test
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Modern Policing Is an Invention of Slavery
As calls to defund the police grow, a look back at the origins of contemporary law enforcement
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Standoff at 1492 Land Back Lane
How twenty-five acres of Ontario farmland have become a new front in the battle for Indigenous self-governance
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