Zak Vescera is a labour reporter for The Tyee, focusing on local issues in Canada, particularly in British Columbia and Vancouver. With a background in journalism and experience with various news outlets, Zak covers stories related to labour rights, workplace safety, and social justice issues impacting workers in the region.
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Zak Vescera's coverage focuses heavily on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and human resources & employment. His articles often cover labor rights, workers' rights, unionization, job protections, and wage disparities within a local context.
To reach out effectively to Zak with relevant pitches or expertise:
- Offer insights into local government policies related to labor rights or employment regulations in British Columbia or Vancouver.
- Provide perspectives on recent developments in unionization efforts or their impact on the workforce in the region.
- Share knowledge of specific cases related to job protections and wage disparities within British Columbia's labor market.
Given his focus on local issues impacting workers and businesses within Canada, Zak is likely interested in receiving pitches that directly tie into the regional landscape of British Columbia and Vancouver.
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By: Zak Vescera
Vancouver lawyer Michael Bolton likely defended thousands of people over 50 years of practice. But in the end, he would not get a chance to defend himself.
By: Adrian Ghobrial
Foreign governments say hundreds of thousands of people in Bangladesh and Sri Lanka lost savings to a company headquartered in Canada. This investigation from the IJF and CTV News shines a new light on how Canadian shell companies and registries were used to pull off the scheme.
By: Zak Vescera
Editor's note: This story is a collaboration between the Investigative Journalism Foundation and CTV News.
By: Madison McLauchlan, Zak Vescera
In 2022, Tanya Frisk-Welburn and her husband bought what they hoped would be a dream home in Mexico.
By: Zak Vescera
The co-founder of a company behind a campaign targeting a North Vancouver chemical facility has apologized for a lack of transparency.
By: Zak Vescera
VANCOUVER / TORONTO - This story is a collaboration between the Investigative Journalism Foundation (IJF) and CTV News.
By: Zak Vescera
B.C.'s attorney general says she wants to amend provincial laws to unmask special interest groups behind anonymous lobbying campaigns, after an IJF/CBC Vancouver investigation.
By: Kim Bolan, Zak Vescera
Internal police analysis said Mexican methamphetamine is undercutting local producers, pushing them to ship product to lucrative markets like Australia
By: Kim Bolan, Zak Vescera
Police analysis said Mexican meth is undercutting Canadian producers, pushing them to ship product to lucrative markets like Australia.
Editor's note: This story is a collaboration between the Investigative Journalism Foundation ( IJF (opens in a new tab) ) and CTV National News.
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