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Canada's Investigative Journalism Bureau Teams Up With Postmedia

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Postmedia Network Inc. has formed a collaborative relationship with the Investigative Journalism Bureau (IJB) to support investigative reporting in Canada. 

As part of this, IJB-produced stories will be featured across Postmedia’s network of publications. And a rotating seat at the IJB will be created to provide Postmedia journalists with hands-on training in investigative reporting.

Based at the University of Toronto’s Dalla Lana School of Public Health, the IJB produces high-impact public-interest journalism. It is led by investigative journalist Robert Cribb.

Postmedia is a Canadian news media company that operates more than 130 brands across print, online and mobile platforms

“Our collaboration with the IJB aligns closely with our values as a trusted, independent media organization committed to fostering informed communities and a robust national dialogue,” says Andrew MacLeod, president and CEO of Postmedia. “This relationship enables us to support outstanding investigative journalism, empower the next generation of reporters, and strengthen the integrity of Canada’s media landscape.”

Gerry Gotfrit, co-chairman of the IJB, adds that Postmedia’s support “enhances our ability to tackle complex, meaningful issues, produce journalism that matters, and provide invaluable learning opportunities for journalism students and early-career professionals.”

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