If patients take the time to give hospitals feedback, we need to read it, collate it into themes, act on it to improve and report on improvements made. This shouldn't be a PR exercise to mollify patients. @thecribby @_declankeogh @NaamaWeingarten

I looked into how many cops in Edmonton and Calgary have left their jobs while under investigation for misconduct since 2012 — 88 in total, one of whom is now the police chief in Camrose. cbc.ca/news/canada/ed…

Three hours until Washington Post workers start our 24-hour unfair labor practice strike at midnight Dec. 7. Don’t cross the picket line and don’t read @washingtonpost.

For months, my colleagues and I have been looking into what went wrong with the Valley Line Southeast LRT. We found lots that has never been reported before. Today we published our investigation, in two parts... 🧵

A Toronto landlady was charged w/ running an “industrial” labour exploitation scheme — one that supplied major employers across the GTA. Inside a rare criminal conviction — and where it ultimately left vulnerable workers. From @rachelmendleson and I: thestar.com/interactives/t…

Our statement regarding today's layoffs at VICE

I’m thrilled to share that after two years of reporting, writing & editing, my first book, Rogers v. Rogers: The Battle for Control of Canada's Telecom Empire, is now available for pre-order. Huge thanks to @McClellandBooks for their support. #telecom amazon.ca/Rogers-v-Contr…

Hamas: “we will repeat the October 7 massacre time and again, 1M times if we need to, until we end the occupation.“ Journalist: “occupation of Gaza?” Hamas: “no, all of Israel.”

When people downtown are still walking home from a night out three hours into your shift

@NC5PhilWilliams @iamjohnoliver @LastWeekTonight This is incredible 🙌

A significant development! Alberta’s access watchdog has launched a systemic investigation into the provincial government’s handling of freedom of information requests after reporting by The Globe and Mail’s Secret Canada project. theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

i guess I’m just confused about how this can be a framed thing that is permanently on the wall?

WE WON AN EMMY!! So grateful to our incredible team, to VICE — a troubled company that nonetheless believed in me when so many other outlets/editors didn’t — and most importantly to our sources who are the experts on the drug supply and don’t always get the respect they deserve twitter.com/VICENews/statu…

SECRET CANADA: Think about all that's happening in Alberta right now. Plans to withdraw from the CPP. The Calgary daycare E. coli crisis. Etc. Now consider: the province is actively trying to make it harder to obtain government records. theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

Checkout the latest from me! twitter.com/CBCNews/status…

@pressneil1 Thank you! :)

@Emily_AWilliams Thank you Emily 🫶

Two of my colleagues went out and created an incredibly powerful piece of journalism on Edmonton's encampments which, frankly, could apply to just about any major city right now. Please take a look. #yeg #yegdt #encampments #homelessness twitter.com/NaamaWeingarte…

Homeless encampments are becoming a big conversation, but one group we don’t hear from a lot are the people that live there. We spent a day visiting Edmonton encampments and gathered the stories of the people we met youtu.be/CPoKlwl8_K8?si…

@meksmith You’re gonna kill it!! 👏👏

“Today, there is no way to talk directly to the people who know what they’re talking about without first talking to those who don’t. That’s by design.” By ⁦@jwsthomson⁩ theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…

The story that got me banned from Marineland: 14 whales and one dolphin have died at Marineland since 2019. Most of those deaths occurred over a two-year timeframe. It’s still unclear why they died. I will keep digging. thecanadianpressnews.ca/politics/14-wh…

This is what the smoke looks like above #kelownafires.

Forget about girl dinner, can we talk about journalist lunch

Our latest on the radon, the #radioactive, invisible threat : A federal guideline leads Canadians to believe they're safe when they're still at risk for #lungcancer . Millions live in the gap. twitter.com/UofT_ijb/statu…

Story by IJB reporters @M4sihK and @_declankeogh. Graphics by @aidanlising. ijb.utoronto.ca/news/radon-adv…

Radon––a radioactive, invisible and odourless gas that emits naturally from uranium-rich soil––is responsible for 3,000 lung cancer deaths a year. ijb.utoronto.ca/news/radon-adv…

When Traci Burke tested her Saskatchewan home for radon a decade ago, she was relieved. The result was well below Canada’s guideline. But that relief turned to dread after the 55-year-old non-smoker was diagnosed with Stage 3 lung cancer. “I thought I was safe,” she says.

Officials at @GovCanHealth defend the guideline as reasonable and focused on reducing risk. A chorus of experts and #cancer patients say a change would save lives. ijb.utoronto.ca/news/radon-adv…