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Global Reporting Centre
The COVID-19 pandemic triggered unprecedented levels of poverty, indebtedness and exploitative conditions in the garment industry, according to the findings of a joint Toronto Star/Global Reporting Centre investigation in collaboration with researchers from the University of Sheffield.
Feature Story
Ever wondered how the rich move assets offshore? Thanks to a leak of 350,000 documents from a trust company on the island of Jersey, we found out.
Documentary Series
Turning Points is a series of shorts from the Global Reporting Centre, broadcast on PBS NewsHour, that explore alcohol use, addiction, resilience and healing in the Canadian North. This is not a typical journalism project or documentary. The series takes a different approach, one where the subjects of the shorts were involved directly in their production.
Documentary
The coronavirus has exposed deadly weaknesses in global medical supply chains. Over seven months, our team interviewed manufacturers and government officials, analyzing records, and tracing key medical supplies.
Podcast
Join host Mary Kay Magistad for a new podcast that explores how China’s calculated bet on its new global trading infrastructure—its Silk Road for the modern era—may take it to the top. Reported from five continents, this series uncovers the effects of the most sweeping global infrastructure initiative in history.
Feature Story
GRC collaborators Dr. Kevin Patterson and Echo Xie look at the history of pandemics, and what we can learn to survive COVID-19.
Series
This series is part of an ongoing investigation by the Global Reporting Centre, The Associated Press, and the PBS series FRONTLINE that examines the deadly consequences of the fragmented worldwide medical supply chain.
Documentary Series, Feature Story
Twenty-five percent of fish caught in the ocean don’t land on our plates. They’re churned into fishmeal, which is used to feed farmed fish. But what are the true costs of this process?
Feature Story
"Stuck" follows the journeys of migrants throughout Turkey’s two-tiered immigration process, and shows the labyrinthine system than non-Syrians face as they try to start new lives in Europe. This project is available in English, Turkish and Farsi.
Feature series
A series of exposés revealing graft and corruption at the highest levels of government and business. From kickback schemes to corporate funding of terror groups, this partnership between The Walrus and the Global Reporting Centre exposes those who’ve profited from others’ misery.
Podcast
What happens to your old electronics? They might not end up where you expect. In this podcast we trace the global trail of America’s electronic castoffs. Published in partnership with the Center for Investigative Reporting’s Reveal.
Documentary Series, Feature Story
There are a half billion people with mental illness around the world, but few ever get treatment. There are solutions. People trying to make a difference. This series is about those people.
Documentary, Feature Story
Around the world children are dying of Rh disease. An illness, which decades ago was defeated in the West. Now, a Toronto doctor is helping to lead an international effort to save hundreds of thousands of babies.
Documentary Series, Feature Story
How can China manage its dangerous water, contaminated soil, mountains of waste, and disappearing biodiversity? This series is about the generation who are openly and actively fighting to change the trajectory of the country to avoid disaster.
Short Video Series
In Europe, the influx of new immigrants has renewed feelings of resentment towards people with darker skin and “strange-sounding” names. This series documents the rise of xenophobia in Europe. These stories are told through the experiences of local storytellers.
Video Series, Feature Story
Canadians pay more for their medications than any other developed country. This video series explores the impact of rare diseases on families and the astronomical costs levied by pharmaceutical companies.
Podcast
Private drug companies set their own prices, but the actual cost of drugs is often unknown – leaving governments in the dark when it comes to negotiating a deal to get sick people the medicines they need. Families are left frustrated, waiting to find out whether they can have access to the very medicines that could save their lives. This podcast was published in partnership with CBC Ideas.
Documentary
Experts say we're "due" for a pandemic that will have a greater impact on humanity than anything else happening in the world. This documentary explores lurking viruses and bacteria that may create the next global pandemic.
Feature Story
Many Indigenous communities across Canada have been under long-term boil water advisories. This story is about one community’s fight for clean water. Published in partnership with BBC News and graduate students from the University of British Columbia.
