Canada's National Observer and Le Devoir have partnered to deliver in-depth, bilingual federal election coverage in 2025, ensuring Canadians have access to rigorous, fact‐based political reporting during a critical time for democracy.

Canada's National Observer launched an investigative podcast during the London ARC conference, aiming to expose far‐right power brokers and counter authoritarian narratives promoted by groups like ARC.

Canada's National Observer published an investigative report on April 4, 2025, highlighting calls by First Nations leaders for Conservative candidate Aaron Gunn to be removed due to his social media posts that deny residential school atrocities and propagate divisive, racist views. The report is part of the outlet’s ongoing commitment to inform the public and support marginalized communities.

Canada's National Observer announced the promotion of Jimmy Thomson to Editor-in-Chief, marking a leadership change aimed at deepening investigative reporting and reinforcing the outlet's commitment to progressive, independent journalism.

Canada's National Observer published an article on November 9, 2023 detailing a new federal bill introduced by Labour Minister Seamus O'Regan that aims to ban replacement workers during strikes and lockouts in federally regulated workplaces. The report highlights the positive impact of this legislation on empowering workers and strengthening collective bargaining.

Canada's National Observer published an investigative report on July 11, 2023, detailing the announcement by the corporate ethics watchdog (CORE) about launching multiple human rights investigations into Canadian companies importing products from China, where allegations of forced labor and human rights abuses have been raised. The report underscores the importance of media scrutiny in holding both government and corporations accountable.