The Bureau

Sam Cooper is an award-winning investigative journalist and best-selling author, who has presented his anti-corruption findings to Canadian law enforcement agencies, officials in the Pentagon, financial and legal professionals, and academics. Cooper graduated with a degree in history, philosophy and English from the University of Toronto and a certificate in Journalism from Langara College, before reporting for The Province and Vancouver Sun in British Columbia, and Global News in Ottawa. He has won a number of awards for narrative reporting and his first-book, Wilful Blindness, debuted as a #1-seller on Amazon, in Canada.

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1. Vancouver lab owner named in Chinese fentanyl syndicate by U.S. Government, skirted Canadian laws
2. The Canadian taking on Beijing's "Belt and Road" Bank
3. After Russian assassination attempt in UK, Global Affairs Canada recommended against expelling diplomats
4. Chinese Fox Hunt agent convicted by New York jury seeks new trial, alleging racism
5. Indian Consulate networks targeting Sikhs in Vancouver continued 'unabated' when Ottawa gutted CSIS probe in 2017: top secret record
6. In Taiwan a stealthy confidence emerges
7. The Bureau Podcast 5: MP Chong goes to Washington; Taiwan offers Canada help against Beijing's United Front; is Ottawa's public inquiry set up for truth?
8. MP Michael Chong: 'My experience is but one case of PRC foreign interference in Canada'
9. Slowly Dying: 'They left their homes to live in tents near the drug store'
10. Taiwan has offered government assistance to Canada in fighting PRC interference