Why Indigenous children are overrepresented in Canada’s foster care system
The 2016 census revealed that Indigenous children still make up about half of children in Canada’s foster care system.
Angelyn is a former video producer at Maclean’s who made explainers on everything from NAFTA and Bombardier to marijuana slang and coffee. She also takes photos, and writes, on occasion, about culture, race, music and gender.
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