Willow Fiddler is a reporter for The Globe and Mail, focusing on national news in Canada. With a strong emphasis on Indigenous issues and social justice, Willow's reporting sheds light on important stories and strives to give a voice to marginalized communities.
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Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada (Local)
Willow Fiddler's coverage indicates a strong focus on Indigenous issues, Canadian politics, and legal matters. She is likely to be most responsive to pitches providing insights from experts in the fields of Indigenous rights, Canadian politics, criminal justice system especially in relation to indigenous communities.
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By: Willow Fiddler
Police issued a missing persons release for 14-year-old Mackenzie Moonias on the weekend, after she was last seen Dec. 13
By: Willow Fiddler
A former in-house lawyer for the Thunder Bay Police Service has been charged in a continuing criminal investigation of the service by the Ontario Provincial Police.
By: Willow Fiddler
The force has been beset for years by internal feuding, allegations of misconduct and dismal relations with area Indigenous residents.
By: Menaka Raman-Wilms, Willow Fiddler
Willow Fiddler explains the call by Indigenous leaders for the Thunder Bay Police Service to be disbanded
By: Willow Fiddler
Listen to this article When Chief Shelly Moore-Frappier of Temagami First Nation saw a historical photo in the Métis Nation of Ontario's monthly newsletter, she immediately recognized the people as her ancestors.
By: Willow Fiddler
RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme said in a post on X the gesture “demonstrates the RCMP's values of reconciliation.”
By: Willow Fiddler
Minutes before it was time to ask his historic question in the Ontario legislature, NDP MPP Sol Mamakwa panicked and changed his mind about going
By: Kristy Kirkup, Willow Fiddler
A former judge who chaired the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and the national chief of the Assembly of First
By: Willow Fiddler
A First Nation that has lived the past five decades on a river contaminated with mercury from a nearby pulp and paper mill is suing Ontario and
By: Willow Fiddler
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