Drug Data Decoded publishes investigative reporting on Canadian drug policy, drawing on access-to-information requests to examine government funding, policing and the legal fight over prohibition. Issues cover the DULF safe supply court case, Alberta's recovery-sector contracts and Health Canada's handling of expert safe supply reviews.

The Maple is a reader-funded Canadian publication offering critical investigative reporting and commentary centred on working-class concerns. Its excerpts cover Canadian defence industry links to Israel, provincial minimum wage gaps, and government lobbying for foreign mining projects.

The Catch critiques Canadian news media coverage from an anti-capitalist perspective, mixing written media criticism with podcast interviews of journalists and authors. Issues include sourced analysis of coverage of Palestine activism, Alberta politics and social media's role in news.

Rachel Gilmore writes a Canadian politics and climate newsletter with a left-leaning, opinionated voice, covering Alberta separatism, fossil fuel lobbying, and steel nationalization. Readers get pointed analysis of current affairs and a clear perspective that is often absent from mainstream coverage.