On May 12, 2025, Canary published an article that critically examines the planned DWP cuts affecting 670,000 vulnerable households. The piece highlights how the reduction of financial support for disabled and impoverished families under Keir Starmer’s Labour government deepens poverty and undermines welfare, showcasing Canary's commitment to social justice and opposition to punitive fiscal policies.

Canary, a UK-based online news platform focused on social justice, published an article critiquing the Labour Party’s Employment Rights Bill, highlighting its failure to incorporate 'switch off' provisions and other essential worker protections. The piece draws on research by the TUC and academic insights to stress the urgent need for more robust labour laws in comparison with OECD benchmarks.

OpenSecrets has released a detailed breakdown of the Canary Fund PAC's campaign expenditures, categorizing spending on administrative costs, campaign events, media, and other relevant areas during the recent election cycle. The transparency in these expenditures is interpreted as a positive sign of political engagement from a progressive standpoint.

The OpenSecrets profile for Canary LLC indicates that in the 2024 election cycle, the company contributed $23,576 and reported no lobbying expenditures. This modest level of political contribution suggests limited engagement in influencing political processes, without evidence of supporting far‐right or authoritarian agendas.

Canary published a report highlighting a letter signed by leading academic employment experts calling on the Labour government to enhance trade union consultation rights and workers' representation, emphasizing the need for a more democratic workplace. The article critiques the current gap in UK worker participation compared to Europe, aligning with progressive, anti-authoritarian values.

Canary published an investigative report on December 2, 2024, exposing how dubious, dark-money donations have influenced UK political parties, particularly benefiting the Conservative Party. The report outlines concerns over corrupt contributions and calls for tighter transparency measures in political finance, reinforcing accountability and progressive political engagement.

On December 5, 2022, Canary published an investigative report detailing the use of Palantir's surveillance technology in the NHS Federated Data Platform. The report highlights concerns over privacy infringements and potential authoritarian control, underscoring Canary's commitment to social justice and transparency.