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Grant LaFleche

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As seen in: CBC Radio-Canada, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBC News, CBC Toronto, The Toronto Star, National Post, Radio-Canada, Toronto Sun, The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON), Waterloo Region Record, Winnipeg Free Press and
Senior writer @cbcfifth. Investigative journalist. Formerly @theSpec @torontostar investigations team and @StCatStandard.

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Searching for Ontario’s missing Black boys

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By Grant LaFleche Verified, Shelley Ayres, Mark Kelley Verified, Adriel Smiley, Danielle Reid
| CBC News
1. A killing in the North When the guns fell silent, a man lay dead. Another man riddled with bullets escaped with his life. Two teens fled, but in the small northern Ontario community, they really had nowhere to go. Ginoogaming First Nation, a remote community of 200 people living in 90 homes, is not the kind of place that usually makes headlines. It is a 68-square-kilometre Anishnawbe reserve, tucked just south of the TransCanada Highway and next door to the tiny lakeside town of Longlac.
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Behind the fear: The unsolved killings in Dawson Creek, B.C.

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By Grant LaFleche Verified, Timothy Sawa Verified, Mark Kelley Verified
| CBC News
WARNING: This story contains graphic content and vulgar language. Part 1: ‘Crazy, crazy criminality’ When Arron Linklater leaves his house, the essentials come with him: Wallet. Phone. Keys. Bullet-proof vest. For 30-odd years, Linklater has been dealing cocaine in Dawson Creek, a small town tucked within the sprawling farmland in northern British Columbia at the origin point of the Alaska Highway.
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Tracking Canada’s fascist fight clubs

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By Eric Szeto Verified, Ivan Angelovski, Christian Paas-Lang, Grant LaFleche Verified
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
CBC’s visual investigations team reveals where some of Canada’s white nationalist 'active clubs' gather to prepare for violence In public parks, gyms and martial arts clubs — where children take classes — some of Canada’s most notorious white supremacists are preparing for violence. The members of these fight clubs, known in white nationalist communities as “active clubs,” are hiding in plain sight.
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