In the latest episode, Dr. Yipeng Gee joins host Adrian Harewood to discuss the genocide in Gaza and Canada’s complicity.
The Ottawa based primary care doctor and public health practitioner has been outspoken in his defense of the rights of Palestinians and has condemned Israels’ actions. For this stance he has come attack with accusations of antisemitism.
“There are rules, even in times of war and conflict, that hospitals are out of bounds… The threshold is very high to attack a hospital. What Israel has done is essentially attack all the hospitals in Gaza.”
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In the latest episode, Dr. Yipeng Gee joins host Adrian Harewood to discuss the genocide in Gaza and Canada’s complicity.
The Ottawa based primary care doctor and public health practitioner has been outspoken in his defense of the rights of Palestinians and has condemned Israels’ actions. For this stance he has come attack with accusations of antisemitism.
“There are rules, even in times of war and conflict, that hospitals are out of bounds… The threshold is very high to attack a hospital. What Israel has done is essentially attack all the hospitals in Gaza.”
Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
At the end of 2024, Ricochet senior investigative journalist Brandi Morin, with photojournalists Ian Willms and Julien Defourny, travelled to Ecuador to investigate Canadian mining giants that have been trampling over Indigenous rights and sovereignty.
In a four part feature series, Brandi reports on the brewing conflict between the Indigenous communities and the Canadian companies, as well as the scars, both physical and mental, left as more and more ancestral lands are stolen for development.
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Over the course of 2023, Ricochet dove deep into coverage of Airbnb and other short-term rental platforms, and their impact on the housing crisis.
The investigation kicked off in March, in the wake of a deadly fire in Old Montreal that killed seven people. Ricochet was the first to identify the man operating an illegal Airbnb network out of the building that burned, tied the building’s owner to the scheme and exposed the nature of this new, and as yet unreported, type of property scam. In the wake of the fire there was a flurry of new legislation, lawsuits and policy changes seeking to crack down on illegal short-term rentals.
We assembled a multi-outlet, multi-lingual team that dug deep into the networks fueling the illegal short-term rental market in Canada, exposed wrongdoing, and drove policy change in multiple jurisdictions.
