Oil Executives Pressured Regina, Saskatchewan to Withdraw Motion Banning Public Buildings From Being Named After Oil Companies

Published March 1, 2021 News

Big Oil joined forces with Sask Party insiders to force Regina City Council to back down from a motion linked to renewable energy plan

Winnipeg Restaurant Used Federal Emergency Wage Subsidy ‘Scab Loophole’ to Keep Kitchen Open During a Strike

Published February 12, 2021 New

Stella’s restaurant owner confirms using emergency wage subsidy for three employees who continued working during a strike

Truckers Say They’re ‘Not Confident’ in New Training Guidelines Brought In After Fatal 2018 Humboldt Crash

Published February 2, 2021 News

New University of Saskatchewan study suggests long haul truck driver training does not meet driver needs in Canada

Restaurant Chain That Claimed It Was Shut Down By Unionized Workers Quietly Received Federal Wage Subsidies

Published January 19, 2021 News

Management at popular Winnipeg restaurant chain won’t say if federal emergency wage subsidy was used for scab labour

Pallister Government’s Liquor Privatization Plan Will Strain Manitoba’s Healthcare System, Health Experts Warn

Published January 15, 2021 Analysis

Privatizing liquor sales shifts focus away from ‘public health’ towards a system based on a pure ‘profit motive’

How PressProgress Held Saskatchewan and Manitoba’s Wealthy and Powerful Elites Accountable in 2020

Published December 29, 2020 Year-End Review

Our original journalism made an impact in the Prairies this year