On the fifth anniversary of the harrowing discovery of 200 potential unmarked graves in Kamloops, BC, the Investigative Journalism Foundation is cutting through the noise to explain why finding the truth isn’t as simple as digging up bodies. zurl.co/hLg60

The IJF is expanding its editorial staff with the addition of award-winning investigative reporter Katrina Clarke in B.C., and Montreal-based Ghazal Azizi. zurl.co/c5B3S

Our 2025 Ken Popert Media Fellows are Victoria Hincapie Gomez, @jacobaronleung.bsky.social, Cris Nippard, Ghazal Azizi and @aliceboyle.bsky.social! The five early-career BIPOC journalists will help build an editorial package about LGBTQ2S+ people and work

The phrase “small, organic, community-supported farms, run by trans and queer people” either invites “DUH,” or an eye-roll from conservatives. @dear-gazelle.bsky.social breaks down why queer folks are joining, and changing, agriculture.

In rural Canada, queer-run farms are growing heirloom beans and rare tomatoes—popularizing community-supported, sustainable agriculture. @dear-gazelle.bsky.social profiles the queer and trans farmers getting their hands dirty. xtramagazine.com/power/politi...