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Private sector consultancies bring a private sector bias

We’ve won a pair of top journalism awards in recognition of our original labour reporting during the COVID-19 pandemic: GOLD: Canada’s Best Independent Publisher of the Year SILVER: Canada’s Best Digital Content of the Year... https://pressprogress.ca/pressprogress-wins-pair-of-top-jo/

We’ve won a pair of top journalism awards for original labour reporting during the COVID-19 pandemic: GOLD: Canada’s Best Independent Publisher of the Year SILVER: Canada’s Best Digital Content of the Year

Help us investigate: We’re investigating unhealthy and unsafe practices in Canadian workplaces as part of our ongoing ongoing COVID-19 Special Investigations series.

Sask Party candidate explored possibility pandemic may have been caused by 5G technology and ‘galactic cosmic rays’

What does a controversial report authored by a retired CBC journalist have to do with a right-wing think tank that promotes trade with India and a global consulting firm run by former Prime Minister Stephen Harper? Oil, among other things.

Fake news. Literally.

You can’t just throw stuff out and be a billion dollars a year off. That’s incompetent.

The BC Liberal candidate's campaign manager said he was trying to get the candidate’s name out there.

He basically sent them after me ... I did start getting phone calls at work, various calls, people first wanting to confirm who I was and then they would just want to yell at me and various things.

Andrew Wilkinson's BC Liberals are portraying the province’s homeless population not as a group in need of compassion and support, but as a violent and dangerous threat to people in higher-income brackets

Some companies are trying to get rich quick off COVID-19

BC billionaire Jim Pattison made an extra $1.7 billion "during six of the most economically catastrophic months in Canadian history"

'It erases structural and systemic oppression'

One of the last jurisdictions without donation limits

Physical distancing was left up to divisions