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Jacqueline St. Pierre

Jacqueline St. Pierre contributes as an LJI (Local Journalism Initiative) reporter.

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Jacqueline St. Pierre's Work 12 Articles
News   -   Jul 07, 2026 Between safety and surveillance: Ottawa’s digital policing expansion and the quiet redrawing of privacy
Between safety and surveillance: Ottawa’s digital policing expansion and the quiet redrawing of privacy

Canada's push for expanded digital police tools aims to combat modern crime but raises severe concerns over Charter rights violations and creeping mass surveillance.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
News   -   Jul 01, 2026 Williams Treaties 91³ÉÈ˵¼º½s become equity partners in Darlington nuclear project, drawing praise and criticism
Williams Treaties 91³ÉÈ˵¼º½s become equity partners in Darlington nuclear project, drawing praise and criticism

Seven 91³ÉÈ˵¼º½s invested $700M in Ontario’s Darlington nuclear project, sparking praise for economic reconciliation but drawing internal criticism over consultation.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
News   -   Jun 30, 2026 Ottawa revives 91³ÉÈ˵¼º½s water legislation with new rights language, raising new questions
Ottawa revives 91³ÉÈ˵¼º½s  water legislation with new rights language, raising new questions

Canada reintroduced the 91³ÉÈ˵¼º½s Clean Water Act to secure safe drinking water on reserves, though its shift from constitutional to human rights language is drawing scrutiny.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
News   -   Jun 22, 2026 Wiikwemkoong woman’s story of human trafficking brings home reality of MMIWG2S+
Wiikwemkoong  woman’s story of human trafficking brings home reality  of MMIWG2S+

Anishinaabek survivor "Faith" shares her account of being stalked in Toronto, highlighting the institutional failure to protect Indigenous women and the ongoing crisis of MMIWG2S in Ontario.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
News   -   Jun 16, 2026 Health Canada deems glyphosate ‘safe’
Health Canada deems glyphosate ‘safe’

Health Canada has placed the widely used herbicide glyphosate under its new Continuous Oversight Policy to monitor emerging research, amid ongoing lawsuits and health concerns.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
News   -   Jun 16, 2026 Ontario’s food insecurity problems continue to grow
Ontario’s food insecurity problems continue to grow

Food Banks Canada’s 2026 report gave Ontario a D- for food insecurity. One in four Canadians are affected, including local families and farmers on Manitoulin Island, as housing and living costs soar.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
News   -   Jun 11, 2026 Supreme Court silence leaves questions lingering over Aboriginal title and private property
Supreme Court silence leaves questions lingering over Aboriginal title and private property

The Supreme Court declined to hear a New Brunswick appeal on whether Aboriginal title can apply to private land, leaving the legal relationship between Indigenous title and property rights unclear.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
News   -   Jun 10, 2026 Awards shine light on teamwork, service and community at Wiikwemkoong Tribal Police Service
Awards shine light on teamwork, service and community at Wiikwemkoong Tribal Police Service

WTPS members Jackie White, Amanda Gibbons, and Chief Ron Gignac received prestigious provincial policing awards for excellence in communications, victim services, and leadership.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
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