Robyn Doolittle

Robyn Doolittle, a journalist covering the Canadian women's soccer team's connection to an international spying scandal, sheds light on a shocking drone incident at the Paris Olympics. French police arrested a Canada Soccer staff member for using a drone over competitors' training, leading to FIFA docking points and suspensions for the coaching staff. Doolittle discusses the scandal's implications for funding, athlete morale, and the tarnished reputation of Canada as they seek to defend their gold medal amidst these controversies.

Robyn Doolittle, The Globe's corporate law reporter, discusses the crisis at a law school following a pro-Palestinian letter. The fallout includes lost funding and job opportunities, sparking division and controversy within the school. Students and faculty navigate political tensions, while the school faces backlash and scrutiny from the legal community.

Reporter Robyn Doolittle discusses the recent CEO battle at Gildan and the tension between wanting cheap clothes and ethical manufacturing. The podcast delves into Gildan's work conditions in Honduras, exploring the challenges faced by factory workers. A deep dive into the clothing giant's history, labor controversies, and the struggle for better wages and conditions.