Sean Craig

Here they are. The Larry’s Gulch fishing logs from 2008 to 2014.

So what the hell is going on in New Brunswick?

Two senior editors at the Moncton Times and Transcript have been sacked after CANADALAND started asking questions about one of them- Murray Guy. Turns out that Guy covertly traveled to Larry’s Gulch, a remote, goverment owned fishing resort to meet with the head of New Brunswick’s government-owned Liquor company.

According to multiple sources at the company, three senior editors at Brunswick News Inc (BNI) are under investigation in the midst of CANADALAND inquiries into the news org’s relationship with the Government of New Brunswick.

Respecting human rights is a total buzzkill, especially when your company is run by two fat, forty-something male billionaires who think Bill Maher is funny.

Multiple sources confirm to CANADALAND that Sun News Network (SNN), the Quebecor-owned cable news channel that launched in 2011 is on the verge of closing.

CBC journalist Kathy Tomlinson is a key figure in our reporting into Amanda Lang’s conflicts of interest. Until this point, she has not provided CANADALAND with comment.

Now she has agreed to share her side of the story.

Sources close to Amanda Lang, who spoke to CANADALAND on the condition of anonymity, confirm that she has been in a romantic relationship with RBC Board Member W. Geoffrey Beattie since January 2013 at the latest.

Multiple sources within CBC News have revealed to CANADALAND a shocking campaign Amanda Lang undertook in 2013 to sabotage a major story reported by her colleague, investigative reporter Kathy Tomlinson.

In an apparent attempt to keep pace with Kim Jong-un, a Canadian federal agency has blocked government employees from accessing a paywalled news site that reports on the government’s inner workings.

CBC “stands by” her journalism