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Tag Archives: Missing Women

My extensive reporting on missing and murdered women has been recognized by the Canadian Journalism Foundation and the Canadian Association of Journalists with awards and nominations.

From in-depth regular coverage of the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry, to breaking news about international scrutiny, and exposés of cover-up allegations, my work has been published in THIS Magazine, Windspeaker, Indian Country Today Media Network, The Tyee, and Vancouver Observer.

Below are some samples from my missing and murdered women portfolio.

Inquiry’s failure succeeds in pulling together groups

May 1, 2012by David P. Ball Leave a comment

A coalition of interested groups have rejected pleas to rejoin BC’s missing women inquiry, saying they will instead focus on a United Nations investigation and proposed royal commission.

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Windspeaker newspaper

Pickton inquiry: ‘Erin Brockovich of Downtown Eastside’ refuses to stay silent on missing women

April 20, 2012by David P. Ball Leave a comment

Last April, as lawyers prepared for an inquiry into the Pickton investigation, retired street nurse Bonnie Fournier was told to expect a call. Nine days remain, and she’s still waiting.

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Vancouver Observer

Canada’s Missing Women Inquiry Faces Renewed Community Boycott

April 13, 2012by David P. Ball Leave a comment

In the wake of an Aboriginal lawyer’s resignation from hearings into why police failed to catch serial killer Robert Pickton sooner, 15 groups rejected pleas to rejoin proceedings.

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Indian Country Today Media Network

Toronto Star photograph: Lawyer quits Missing Women Inquiry

March 7, 2012by David P. Ball Leave a comment

Lawyer Robyn Gervais resigns from Missing Women Commission of Inquiry.

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The Toronto Star

Missing women inquiry lawyer resigns, saying police given priority over Aboriginal voices

March 6, 2012by David P. Ball Leave a comment

The Pickton inquiry faced a new setback today, as the lawyer for Aboriginal interests quit – the latest in a string of boycotts and criticisms which some say has cost the commission its legitimacy.

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Vancouver Observer

Women’s memorial march: ‘Watch out world! We’re coming… and we’re still full of love!’

February 15, 2012by David P. Ball Leave a comment

Thousands of people marched yesterday in honour of missing and murdered women, with memorial events across Canada. The Left Coast Post spoke to Vancouver counsellor Carol Martin.

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rabble.ca

Pickton inquiry denounced as thousands march for missing and murdered women

February 15, 2012by David P. Ball Leave a comment

Nearly 5,000 people marched today to remember hundreds of women murdered or missing in Vancouver, and criticizing what they said is a ‘sham inquiry.’

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Vancouver Observer

Missing Women Inquiry: Senior RCMP officer stands by glowing report

January 11, 2012by David P. Ball Leave a comment

The author of a 2002 report praising RCMP for its efforts to catch serial killer Robert Pickton stood by his conclusions, despite admitting more could have been done in hindsight.

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Vancouver Observer

Missing Women Inquiry: Brother of Pickton victim calls on RCMP to apologize

January 10, 2012by David P. Ball Leave a comment

Families of serial killer Robert Pickton’s victims are beyond livid after the RCMP again dodged questions about why the force has not apologized.

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Vancouver Observer

Missing Women Inquiry resumes next week, but will it make a difference?

January 6, 2012by David P. Ball Leave a comment

The New Year sees Round Two of the inquiry into the botched Pickton investigation, but many questions remain.

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Vancouver Observer

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About David P. Ball


I'm an award-winning reporter, editor, podcaster & photographer in Vancouver.

Currently freelancing, I am on the editing team at IndigiNews, and was previously a staff reporter with CBC, the Toronto Star, The Tyee, and B.C. correspondent for Agence France-Presse.

My 25 years of experience include award-recognized investigative reporting, radio and video storytelling, photojournalism, and editing.

BYLINES:
Al Jazeera. Globe & Mail. Le Monde. VICE. The Guardian. The Tyee. National Post. South China Morning Post. Times of India.

For six years I've hosted Cited Media's Addiction Practice podcast, have experience in broadcast TV & radio at CBC, and previously produced & hosted the daily Pulse news show for CFRO 100.5fm.

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REPORTING PUBLISHED IN 150+ publications internationally, reaching billions:

• CBC News
• Al Jazeera
• Globe & Mail
• Agence France-Presse
• Toronto Star
• The Guardian
• The Tyee
• VICE
• Xtra!
• Windspeaker
• National Post
• New York Post
• Daily Mail UK
• Ottawa Sun & QMI chain
• iPolitics
• Hamilton Spectator
• 24 Hours
• Georgia Straight
• Greystone Books Points of Interest
• Canada's National Observer Extract

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PHOTOGRAPHY

• Globe & Mail
• New York Post
• Bild am Sonntag (DE)
• National Post
• Toronto Star
• Georgia Straight
• VICE
• The Province
• Jakarta Post

IMAGES LICENSED for:

• Canadian Museum of History exhibit
• Canadian Museum of Human Rights exhibit
• Museum of Anthropology exhibit
• International School of Geneva exhibit
• Canadian Centre for Architecture exhibit
• University of Toronto Press cover, Responding to Human Trafficking (J Kaye)
• University of Toronto Press photo in Remembering Vancouver's Disappeared Women (A Dean)
• John Wiley & Sons photo in Abnormal Psychology 5th Canadian Ed. (ed. G Davison)
• Chenelière Éducation photo in textbook


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