Thunder Bay

Brutally honest documentary. Heartbreaking reality of the horrorific murders of Canadian Indigenous people in Thunderbay. Blaten cover ups...inconclusive autopsies and years of unanswered deaths. My heart broke a bit. Reminded me of a bit of Red River Women doc a few years back. Thunder Bay infuriated me. As a white dude living in SW Ontario I can't imagine what blaten discrimination feels like. I am humbled by this series. Thank you for exposing the madness that continues in Canada and the light you are trying to share with the world. I am only two episodes in and can't wait to find out more.

This series is a eye opening, cold and hard truth - not only about the treatment and disregard of Indigenous lives in Thunder Bay - but in all of Canada.

These stories are repeated time and time again from coast-to-coast-to-coast. Thunder Bay is a groundbreaking docu-series and I hope it's the first of its kind, we need more in depth journalism like this for Indigenous Peoples on mainstream streaming services, such as Crave.

I think that this show should be mandatory for Canadian youth, but also firmly advertised on the main page of Crave and at the beginning of other shows. No longer should we overlook racism Indigenous Peoples face.

Thunder Bay isn't a place a lot of people from Ontario know about. It's quite clear that Indigenous youth suffer a lot of neglect and violence every where but in this area it's blatantly obvious. This is a tragic telling of so many indigenous youth whose deaths were not investigated. This documentary tells the truth about this neglect. That's the truth part. Reconciliation involves systemic correction of these failed cases. Apologies are not enough. This documentary is a necessary step to influence change in our correctional services to ensure that they don't jump to conclusions about tragedies like these.