Investigative reports are in-depth articles or documents that seek to uncover and analyze significant issues, facts, or events, often involving extensive research and data collection. These reports typically focus on subjects such as corruption, misconduct, social injustices, or abuses of power. Investigative reporting is characterized by its rigorous methodology, which includes interviews, public records examination, and fact-checking, aiming to provide transparency and accountability to the public. The goal is to inform readers about complex issues, often leading to increased awareness or changes in policies and practices. These reports are commonly found in journalism but can also be associated with academic research or organizational assessments.
Dr. Mona Nemer's survey cost $34,369 and aimed to gauge Canadian interest in UAPs. Only 7% of Canadians are actively engaged in the topic of UAPs. 27% of respondents have…