Laura Robinson

Laura Robinson, investigative journalist who documents abuse in sport and Indigenous institutions. She recounts organizing rescue efforts for at-risk Afghan female footballers. Short, gripping stories cover coordination with a senator and FIFA, frantic airport evacuations, facilitation letters and WhatsApp lists, accusations of inauthentic documents, and the Senate Ethics Committee verdict.

Laura Robinson, investigative reporter who first exposed allegations from Burns Lake, recounts her reporting and perspective on the tribunal ruling. She covers the rise and denial of the accused, sworn affidavits and libel battles. The RCMP investigation, survivors’ accounts and why complainants called the process discriminatory are discussed. Remedies, limits and what may come next are also explored.

Laura Robinson, an independent journalist and author, provides a gripping inside look at the Hockey Canada trial, focusing on the allegations against five former junior players. She discusses the complexities of consent and power dynamics in legal proceedings, revealing the challenges of witness testimonies and aggressive courtroom tactics. Robinson also critiques the media’s handling of sensitive topics, emphasizing the need for accountability and reform in hockey culture. The conversation sheds light on how deeply rooted issues of abuse and misogyny persist in sports.