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The Institute for Investigative Journalism (IIJ), is a Concordia University, Montréal, Québec-based institute, founded in 2018 by Patti Sonntag, that teaches, promotes and engages in investigative journalism on Canadian issues. The institute partners journalism students with reporters and editors from Canadian media outlets to work collaboratively on large-scale public service investigations. In 2019, the IIJ's "Tainted Water" project was a finalist for the Michener Award for public service projects. The collaboration included 143 journalists from Canadian journalism schools and news organizations—The Toronto Star, Le Devoir, Regina Leader-Post, Global News, National Observer, and Star Halifax/Vancouver/Calgary/Edmonton. The IIJ's project resulted in "Canada-wide commitments to replace lea

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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Carleton University Michener Award Humber College John Wilson McConnell University of British Columbia University of King's College University of Regina University of Wisconsin–Madison Investigative journalism Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism Service journalism Investigative journalism Concordia University Global News Mount Royal University The New York Times Centre for Investigative Journalism Toronto Star International Consortium of Investigative Journalists Freedom of information Types of journalism Le Devoir Canadian journalism organizations Freedom of information in Canada The Toronto Star National Observer (Canada) Canadian Association of Journalists Regina Leader-Post The Center for Investigative Reporting Hillman Prize
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://tcij.org/ https://www.concordia.ca/artsci/journalism/research/investigative-journalism.html
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