Contributor
Isaac Peltz
Isaac is a bilingual investigative journalist based in Montréal who specializes in uncovering the political and economic forces shaping Canadians’ everyday lives.
Stories by this contributor
News
A Landmark Recommendation to secure democracy in Canada
The ethics committee has recommended that Prime Ministers should have to sell assets and divest from tax havens. But they recommended far more than just that.
News
Changing the slavery conditions of coffee production
Brendan Adams and Pat Latreille are trying to change how coffee producers are paid. Can the system be changed?
Data
It’s time for a revolution
A data revolution. “On the Trail” style. We have developed the most comprehensive tool in Canada to do keep the government accountable.
Podcast
Homelessness is exploding in Quebec
More than 12000 people are living on the streets in Quebec as a new prime minister takes power in the province.
News
The Community Sector Stands Up
As the foundations of Quebec’s social systems crack underfoot, the government has pushed community workers to pick up the slack.
Historical
How could a social conservative become a Liberal?
Let’s look at generational trauma & psychology, and grasp a fundamental flaw at the heart of our system that allows politicians to claim they care about human rights while creating an economic system that benefits the few over the many.
Podcast
Minister returns to a disgraced party after messy break up
Despite returning to the party, Lionel Carmant won't be running for office again this fall.
Data
Is Poilievre being lobbied off the rails?
Public data shows that Poilievre has been repeatedly lobbied over the past six months by car dealers, insurance brokers, and oil companies.
Podcast
Avi Lewis' Socialism is doomed to fail (Or is it?)
What is socialism in a post-industrial world? Why are industrial unions less inclined towards it than before? Ludvic is about to break it down for us.