This was the very first radio documentary I put together in journalism school. It's about a young kid with autism who decided to use his special talents to explore the world of science.

Meet Dr. Mad Science

Darlene Necan: One Strong Ojibway Lady

The 1995 Gustafsen Lake standoff was one of the most significant conflicts between Indigenous people and the Canadian state. Over 400 RCMP officers used helicopters, armoured personnel carriers and fired over 70,000 rounds of ammunition at the Indigenous land defenders over the 30 day siege. As Indigenous people involved in the conflict issue renewed calls for the Canadian government to hold an inquiry on the standoff, I speak with James (Jaymz) Pitawanakwat who was exiled as a result of the conflict and Kanahus Manuel, communications spokesperson for the Ts'Peten Defence Committee.

Gustafsen Lake's Exiled

Fernando is an independent multimedia journalist. He is a co-founder and editor of The Grind, Toronto's only free print alt-news publication. Check out his portfolio at fernandoarce.ca.

Fernando Arce