Last week, The Breach exposed a secret network used by Canadian universities to crack down on pro-Palestine activism on campuses.
Reporters Euan Thomson and David Slater sit down with coordinating editor Saima Desai to go behind the scenes of their investigation, unpacking how universities not only suppressed student encampments, but also destroyed and withheld public documents.
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