A hazardous data gap in B.C. means it costs $125,910 for the right to know
In our latest newsletter, we interrogate why the B.C. government continues to use physical papers to...
Why A Canadian Mining Company Is Suing Romania for $4.4 Billion
Canadian mining company Gabriel Resources is suing Romania for $4.4 billion through a secretive tribunal...
B.C. Government Delays Release of Site C Budget Docs Until After Election
After many months of delay and an attempt to charge almost $1,000 to release an...
Federal Scientist Says Worst Part of Being Muzzled Was Not Being Able to Talk About How Awesome His Job Is
Environment Canada scientist Phil Thomas recently texted me a photo of him working in the...
Alberta’s Access to Information Problems Absent from Campaign Trail
This article originally appeared on Sean Holman's Unknowable Country. Alberta’s freedom of information law is...
Access Denied: Ministry of Environment Vetoes Interview Request on Oilsands Toxins in Animals
Documents obtained by DeSmog Canada reveal that Canada’s Ministry of Environment vetoed an interview request...
When Journalists Get Mad
“I’m mad as Hell and I’m not going to take this anymore.” That was how...
The Tyranny of the Talking Point
Dear government spin doctor, I am working on a story about how the job you’re...
Canada’s Access to Information Act Doesn’t Really Provide Canadians with Access to Information
In their recently published book Your Right to Know, journalists Jim Bronskill and David McKie have...
