The national desks — CBC and CTV — next to 37 independent newsrooms from every region and every side. Ranked for people under 30, linking straight to whoever did the reporting.
Cleanup and power restoration efforts continued in Toronto on Thursday after a severe storm battered the city and surrounding areas, drenching some neighbourhoods in more than 100…
Read it at Canada's National Observer ↗BC Hydro’s preferred route cuts through the Swan Creek Protected Area, a ‘remnant’ of intact forest surrounded by cutblocks.
As the tanks come down, new nests are being built for the ospreys, which are Nova Scotia's provincial bird.
There are a few species in Canada so ubiquitous that "common" is a part of their name, but are they still that common? ca .
“I find that scenario to be absolutely and utterly preposterous.”
Like every other journalist working in a Canadian newsroom on Sept. 11, 2001, Michelle Shephard recalls the moment she learned a plane had struck the World Trade Center in New York City.
How fixing the long-standing, terrible Churchill Falls pact sends a message to our belligerent neighbour.
The walk aimed to familiarize participants with the effectiveness of several plant species found within the proposed Ingram River Wilderness Area and to explore the impact of logging there.
Injured workers are organizing for a change to Bill 105 which proposes amendments to injured workers’ insurance and compensation. ca .
The news org has announced only 9/11 can be called a terror attack without any attribution.
But there’s money for a corporate provider to faculty and staff.
Read along and you too can apply for your own exploration licence.
From the rabble summer archives: Judy Rebick on her memoir, Heroes in My Head. ca .
Navigating insurance can be overwhelming as southern Ontario residents pick up the pieces after a destructive storm passed through on Wednesday.
Stephanie Allen wants progressive parties to pick a single candidate in order to avoid splitting the vote.
Albertans purchasing new solar panels next month will face a hefty fee for recycling them.
Reading the country is step one. The reason Sagga Media exists is step two: putting real newsroom technology in the hands of young independent journalists — so a good reporter with no masthead behind them can still be read.
A story board that moves your work from idea → reporting → drafting → filed. Save headlines from the national feed straight into it. Stop running your journalism out of your notes app.
Every claim in your story is established, alleged, or not-yet — and the file-ready gate holds until the ledger is clean. The standard as software, not a slogan.
Describe the documents in plain words; get a correct access-to-information letter under the right statute — federal, provincial, or municipal. You file it under your name.
One story in, platform-ready cuts out: the hook, the vertical script, the caption, the tags. The same distribution kit our own desk runs — handed to you.
39 newsrooms across every region and every political lean. You can't report on a country you only see one side of.
Publish where you like. We don't take ownership of your work, and we never ask you to soften it. The technology is the offer.
The stories that mattered across all 39 newsrooms, sorted for people under 30. No outrage cycle, no house line.
Every headline above is the outlet's own, linked to the outlet's own page. Sagga Media does not republish articles, images or paywalled work — we send readers to the newsrooms that did the reporting. Outlets can ask to be added or removed at any time.
Hey 👋 Ask me about anything we've reported — housing, jobs, Parliament, the economy, local culture. I only pull from our own published coverage.
