Multi-Media • 5th July 2024

In Saskatchewan, Poilievre allies with tycoons who treat province like ‘fiefdom’

Pierre Poilievre says he's a friend of the working class, but his latest backer is Saskatchewan’s richest family empire.

So, the Breach investigated the notoriously anti-worker family dynasty and its connections to Poilievre.

Multi-Media • 28th June 2024

Inside the ‘shocking’ police operation targeting pro-Palestine activists in Toronto

A sweeping, heavily-resourced Toronto Police operation has been cracking down on pro-Palestinian activists. In a new investigation, The Breach reports on TPS tactics of night raids, surveillance, intimidation, and trumped-up "hate crime" charges.

Multi-Media • 6th June 2024

It's In You To Give

The world’s largest plasma corporation promised that blood plasma harvested here in Canada would serve Canadian patients.

But The Breach has learned it can export plasma products for profit on the international market.

Spoke Online • 14th April 2024

VIDEO: Waterloo Region clinic leads harm reduction efforts amid growing overdose crisis

Sanguen Health Centre has been playing an important role to combat accidental overdose deaths in Waterloo Region, even as the overdose crisis continues to grow.

Since August 2023, the center has been utilizing a drug testing machine, coupled with its existing Consumption and Treatment Services (CTS) established in October 2019. This initiative aims to empower individuals to make informed choices about their drug use by providing them with crucial information about the substances they are consum

Articles • 11th April 2024

‘One-man team’ behind OPP social media strategy

Sgt. Kerry Schmidt may be one of the most recognizable faces of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), or at least on their social media.

Articles • 28th March 2024

WRPS uses social media to increase transparency and accuracy, force says

Social media is a key communication tool, and the Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) has embraced it.

Articles • 10th December 2023

Welfare assistance not meeting costs of living, forcing recipients to mutual aid instead, say advocates

Multi-Media • 4th March 2024

Pro-Palestine Solidarity - Oakville, ON

On Feb. 10, 2024, downtown Oakville became a site of Palestinian solidarity. Organized by @oakville4palestine, the protest signified an overwhelming call for the Canadian government to take action and stop Israel's attacks on Gaza and Palestine.

Opinion • 27th February 2024

The Language of Dehumanization: How Journalists Aid In The ‘Othering’ Of Their Subjects

Opinion • 7th December 2023

To Know Beyond Borders: How Social Media Has Become A Driving Force For Global Activism

Articles • 4th December 2023

Post-Lockdown Healthcare Hurdles: The Unseen Barriers to Addiction Treatment Services

For those already struggling to access addiction treatment, the long-term impact of COVID-19 restrictions have created impossible barriers.

Opinion • 19th October 2023

Defining Terrorism in the Media: Applications of Journalistic Ethical Standards

Articles • 1st October 2023

It was a true ‘Cruel Summer’ for many Ontario students this year

As the cost of living crisis and inflation worsen, many post-secondary students are forced to forfeit their summer plans to avoid breaking the bank.