Data

At The Discourse, data drives our storytelling. We want to leverage data responsibly, using it to tell meaningful stories by incorporating it throughout the entire reporting process.

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Latest in Data
Newsletter: Where do you go when you die?
Eye on Parliament: First Nations housing gap
Challenging the myth of “free” housing on First Nations reserves

The Discourse debunks the mistaken idea that Indigenous communities don’t pay for their homes

Newsletter: Can 1,500 Canadians tell us what the entire country is thinking?

This data newsletter looks at the science behind surveys.

Canadians see welcoming newcomers among top international contributions, survey finds

Canada can be a role model for the world when it comes to global migration say survey respondents – but advocates question if that’s enough.

Tales from the Tenant: The quest for housing in a colonized country

A comic explainer on the challenges of finding First Nations housing on reserve.

Newsletter: What does margarine consumption have to do with the divorce rate in Maine?
Help us build Canada’s go-to database for fact-checking and research

In the spirit of radical transparency, we want to share a part of our fact-checking process with you.

Newsletter: Why the most impactful journalism starts with community engagement

A Q&A with gender reporter Emma Jones about her interactive dataset, #cdnviolencedata.