Updates

The reporters were hired through the Unifor-funded internship program  Two talented journalists are joining the Investigative Journalism Bureau this summer as part of an internship program helping to develop the next generation of Canadian investigative reporters.  Norma Hilton and Alina Snisarenko will spend four months working on public-interest investigations under the guidance of IJB staff.… Read more

Organization: The Investigative Journalism Bureau (IJB) is a non-profit investigative newsroom at the University of Toronto’s Dalla Lana School of Public Health. The IJB conducts in-depth public interest journalism involving students, professional journalists, academics and researchers in partnership with major media in Canada, the United States and overseas. In less than three years, the IJB… Read more

The Canadian Journalism Foundation is accepting applications for the CJF-IJB Black Investigative Journalism Fellowship. This unique program brings an early-career Black journalist with one-to-five years’ experience to the IJB for six months. The fellow will receive a full-time stipend while at the IJB and will receive training and mentoring to hone investigative reporting techniques. All… Read more

IJB journalists and friends of the Bureau gathered at the University of Toronto’s Faculty Club on Nov. 24 to celebrate two years of innovation and achievement.  The event, attended by about 100 academics, business leaders, journalists and supporters, was hosted by Adalsteinn (Steini) Brown, Dean of the Dalla Lana School of Public Health. Since its… Read more

This article is a repost from a Dalla Lana School of Public Health news article. Read the original here. In a three-year span, the Investigative Journalism Bureau (IJB) has been responsible for groundbreaking stories that have revealed trends and injustices within the health care field. These in-depth pieces were possible because of two individuals who worked together to bring the IJB to… Read more

TORONTO — The Donner Canadian Foundation is continuing its generous support of independent investigative journalism with a second $20,000 contribution to the Investigative Journalism Bureau. This ongoing support from one of Canada’s most distinguished philanthropic organizations will continue to fund innovative, impactful journalism on matters of vital public importance to Canadians.  “Support like this two… Read more