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Annie Burns-Pieper

  • Investigative Reporter and Managing Editor, Institute for Investigative Journalism
As seen in: Daily Mail, The Guardian, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, CTV News, Flipboard, Global News, Mongabay, BNN Bloomberg and
Investigative reporter. Past: managing editor of the Institute for Investigative Journalism @CU_IIJ Michener Fellow, @globeandmail, @cbcfifth, @AJEnglish.
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Canada’s watchdog post vacant as overseas mining complaints mount

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By Annie Burns-Pieper
| Mongabay
Canada’s independent watchdog for overseas human rights complaints against Canadian companies has been leaderless since May 2025, leaving at least 24 active cases effectively stalled. Communities in the Dominican Republic, Namibia, Pakistan and elsewhere say delays have left them without a meaningful avenue to seek accountability for alleged environmental and human rights harms linked to Canadian mining and energy projects.
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Canada’s watchdog post vacant as overseas mining complaints mount

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By Annie Burns-Pieper
| Mining Watch Canada
By Annie Burns-Pieper, Mongabay Canada’s independent watchdog for overseas human rights complaints against Canadian companies has been leaderless since May 2025, leaving at least 24 active cases effectively stalled. Communities in the Dominican Republic, Namibia, Pakistan and elsewhere say delays have left them without a meaningful avenue to seek accountability for alleged environmental and human rights harms linked to Canadian mining and energy projects. ... Read the full article here.
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Health-care providers warn: Unauthorized abortion pills sellers targeting women in Canada

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By Annie Burns-Pieper
| CTV News
NELSON, B.C. - Health-care providers in British Columbia and Ontario say websites are offering unauthorized and potentially dangerous abortion pills from India by mail and in person. The services are targeting newcomers, uninsured people, and those with low health-care literacy, they say. While medical abortion is legal in Canada, abortion medication, like other pharmaceuticals, must be approved by Health Canada and prescribed by a doctor or nurse practitioner (or midwife in Quebec).
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