"Canada's ProPublica" is sharing the databases behind its hard-hitting stories
The Investigative Journalism Foundation hopes to follow the money — and leave the door wide open for other journalists.
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The Investigative Journalism Foundation hopes to follow the money — and leave the door wide open for other journalists.
The 3D-printed booster for Relativity Space's first rocket arrived in Florida over the weekend, marking a critical milestone for launch this year.
The 3D-printed booster for Relativity Space's first rocket arrived in Florida over the weekend, marking a critical milestone for launch this year.
The 3D-printed booster for Relativity Space's first rocket arrived in Florida over the weekend, marking a critical milestone for launch this year.
Author of the article: National Post Staff Publishing date: Dec 15, 2020 • December 15, 2020 • 2 minute read • Article content Follow the Money is a data journalism project conceived by reporter Zane Schwartz as part of a year-long Postmedia fellowship. “I was frustrated by the way donations to politicians are recorded,” says Schwartz. “We know money matters in politics, but figuring out who is consistently giving that money to candidates and parties requires a level of detective-work out of reach for the average voter.” To address this gap, Schwartz worked with a...