The Breach is a Canadian publication dedicated to journalism that speaks truth about power. It seeks work that interrogates how power operates, who holds it, and how ordinary people can organize to claim more of it. The scope is broad: from corporate influence on politics and the climate crisis to Indigenous self-determination, labour rights, racism, policing, housing, feminism, foreign policy, art, inequality, parliamentary parties, and social movements. The magazine is interested in writing that helps readers imagine a just and viable future—whether through lively storytelling, compelling policy arguments, or vivid features and profiles. This is not a venue for neutral reporting; it is a platform for critical, evocative work that challenges dominant narratives and envisions alternatives. Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis, and there is no fee to pitch. The Breach publishes online, reaching a national audience. While no specific prize or payment is mentioned in the provided information, the publication offers a space for rigorous, politically engaged journalism that centers justice and accountability.