National Post published an investigative report detailing ten alleged instances of plagiarism in Mark Carney's 1995 Oxford doctoral thesis. The report provided side‐by‐side comparisons of the thesis material with original sources, seeking to hold the future Prime Minister accountable while prompting strong political reactions, including accusations from the Liberal Party about bias and foreign influence.

National Post published an in‐depth investigative report that highlights the repurposing of COVID-19 surveillance technology by authoritarian regimes and law enforcement agencies worldwide. The report exposes how governments from China to Israel and beyond have used contact tracing tools to monitor, control, and suppress dissent, reinforcing mechanisms of state surveillance and curtailing civil liberties.

National Post published an in‐depth article on how the increasing use of surveillance technology at the U.S.-Mexico border forces migrants onto riskier routes, thereby contributing to higher death tolls. The report critically examines tech-enabled border enforcement policies and raises public awareness of state practices that could be seen as authoritarian.

National Post published an investigative article detailing a parliamentary committee's recommendation for a formal national security review of investments by state‐owned enterprises from authoritarian regimes. The report scrutinizes the opaque decision‐making process behind the sale of Neo-Lithium and calls for greater transparency, thereby promoting accountability in a critical national security context.