ICYMI: May 4-10
For Canada’s National Observer, I collaborated with Rory White on a piece about Arundeep Sandhu, the UCP staffer who was on a call with the separatist Centurion Project when former premier Jason Kenney’s home address was shared.
It turns out Sandhu has some history with Kenney and Centurion Project founder David Parker.
I went on Bad + Bitchy Podcast to discuss Alberta separatism and the various investigations into the Centurion Project.
Honourable Mentions
Anyone who reads this newsletter will probably know how much it pisses me off when I break a story and don’t get credit for it, and I’ve never broken a story as significant as the illegal use of the electors list by the separatist Centurion Project.
Rather than shame those who didn’t credit me, I’m going to share the work of those who linked to and/or mentioned my original reporting, which spans mainstream and independent media, as well as the written word, podcasts and short-form video:
Here’s the real scandal at the heart of the Alberta data breach, Andrew Coyne, Globe and Mail (May 6)
The separatist call is coming from inside the house, Erica Ifill, Hill Times (May 6)
Alberta voter list leak is a potential public safety disaster: Enforcement experts, Charles Rusnell, Global News (May 4)
Persecuted or unserious? A Shröedinger’s narrative about Alberta separatism, Falice Chin, The Hub (May 3)
What we know so far about the developing Centurion scandal, Jim Storrie, Progress Report (May 1)
