Saba Eitizaz is a Podcast Co-Host and Producer at the Toronto Star. She specializes in covering elections, government, politics, public policy, and cryptocurrency regulation, drawing on her extensive experience from previous roles at CBC, BBC, and Voice of America. Saba's work has been featured in Ourwindsor, The Peterborough Examiner, The Hamilton Spectator, Toronto Star, The Welland Tribune, and North Bay Nipissing.
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Saba's coverage predominantly centers around Canadian politics, immigration, social issues, and healthcare. She often features legal policy regulation and cites data in her articles.
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Technology has shaped an entire generation
By: Saba Eitizaz
Na-Me-Res, an Indigenous-led organization in Toronto, has been working on shelters, transitional programs, and affordable housing. On this National day for Truth and Reconciliation, we speak to the organization’s Executive
A federal bill that could restore citizenship to people born abroad is drawing political debate over who qualifies as Canadian and what rules should apply
By: Saba Eitizaz
A new report has revealed that workers in Ontario are being shortchanged by nearly $200 million in unpaid wages.
By: Saba Eitizaz
On this episode, we rank which parts of the city truly deliver Halloween magic.
If you could change one thing about this city, what would it be?
By: Saba Eitizaz
Canada avoided a snap election Monday night as the Liberal minority government pushed its federal budget through by a two-vote margin, 170 to 168.
By: Saba Eitizaz
A new study has found that over a million people in Ontario live too far away from their family doctor, leading to poor health outcomes
By: Saba Eitizaz
A Toronto Star investigation found illegal drugs being advertised and sold to Canadians through paid Meta ads
By: Saba Eitizaz
A major investigation has uncovered a shadowy parallel crypto banking system surging in Canada
