Officially, Canada has no solitary confinement. But an @UofT_ijb probe reveals increases in the use of "observation cells" and "dry cells," putting more prisoners in conditions that meet the international definition of solitary. https://t.co/LOZoUwRhbl
This reporting is a collaboration with academic partners at @SFU and the Re:Structure lab, including Genevieve Lebaron, Ali Bhagat and Kam Phung. Read their policy briefing on the scale of WSR agreements here: https://t.co/i6hgg4I8oh
#ICYMI - Women toiling in garment factories abroad regularly face violence and harassment at work. A proven solution has emerged in the form of worker-driven social responsibility agreements. So why are global clothing brands hesitant to sign on?
https://t.co/O6cqzdmh7r
Women working in factories often face violence and harassment in the global, trillion-dollar clothing industry. A historical agreement could solve this long-time issue. So why won’t more clothing brands sign on?
Read more: https://t.co/O6cqzdmh7r
He calls himself a prophet. But some say this Toronto-area pastor exploited his flock for years. More than a dozen people allege they experienced either sexual misconduct or financial manipulation at Miracle Arena For All Nations church.
Read more: https://t.co/oC895PTkex
Since 2018, 159 people killed someone and were found Not Criminally Responsible due to serious mental illness. Our analysis shows these weren't random tragedies, but preventable systemic failures.
https://t.co/CUM1qXOGQ6
Behind 159 killers declared "Not Criminally Responsible" for mental illness lies a disturbing pattern of missed warning signs, healthcare failures, and vulnerable targets.
Exclusive IJB data reveals where the civil mental health system falls short:
https://t.co/CUM1qXOGQ6
“I’ve lost everything I own”: Metal-on-metal devices are no longer used for full hip replacements because of the risks. But they're still being used for a lesser-known surgery in Canada. Here’s what the IJB found.
https://t.co/CpOw7KFCsy
This year's #MediaAwards🎙recipients, Démar Grant (@DemarJGrant) and Blair Bigham (@BlairBigham), expose the growing pressures facing Ontario nurses, revealing how high patient loads are undermining care and triggering staff burnout according to internal hospital documents. @UofT_IJB
Learn more: https://t.co/uD30xZ6YcA
Every day, our reporters unearth truths in the public interest. Our new segment, The Investigators, turns the spotlight on them.
Our inaugural profile asks senior reporter Wendy-Ann Clarke to reflect on what drives her and why she chose this work.
https://t.co/Y0POfGxomJ
Investigating hidden crimes comes at a cost. After reporting on online child sexual exploitation for the award-winning podcast Arachnid, IJB director @thecribby speaks with @thewalrus about the toll of the work and what it takes to sustain it.
https://t.co/NRmFV7CBer
Some of Ontario’s smallest hospitals are the ones most likely to hospitalize you against your will, the IJB found - even though they have no psych wards or mental health specialists on staff.
https://t.co/zkUvyfT1gJ
An Ontario judge has rejected an incarcerated transgender woman’s request to move to a women’s prison – part of a broader trend first identified in a recent Investigative Journalism Bureau probe.
Read the full story:
https://t.co/LvB3pWwnB3
“It flipped my life,” said Vinesha Ramasamy.
A routine biopsy became life-changing for one Ontario patient.
Her experience is one part of our investigation into Ontario hospitals, built from years of patient survey data obtained through Freedom of Information requests.