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We’re gearing up for another year and we need to know how much we are working with.

Over the last two years, we’ve been able to double our staff team and publish more than ever. It’s our full-time job because readers pay us to do it. We don’t lock our articles behind a paywall, and we focus all of our energy into publishing original, in-depth journalism that you won’t read anywhere else. The Tyee works for our readers, because we are funded by you. We’re starting to see glimmers of a hopeful future for independent journalism in Canada. Small independent news media are having a moment - we’re gaining supporters, winning awards, and publishing more impactful journalism than ever. We’re looking for 650 new monthly supporters to fund our newsroom - are you one of them?

Help us hit our year-end target of 650 new monthly supporters and join Tyee Builders today. You pick the amount, and you can cancel any time. If you appreciate what The Tyee publishes and want to help us do more, please sign up to be a Tyee Builder today. Help us keep up the momentum and do even more next year. We know that this model - reader support without a paywall - has real potential to help independent media thrive for the long term. While the overall trend in Canadian media is newsroom layoffs or closures, we’ve been able to grow our team over time and do more quality, in-depth journalism about stories that matter. This bump in support will help us plan for another year of impactful journalism, all while keeping our articles free and open for all to read. We’re aiming to add 650 new monthly supporters by Dec. The Tyee is a reader-funded publication, and we can only do what we do if readers step up to help fund our editorial budget. The article you just read was made possible by a whole community of people working together - our journalists, editors, support staff, and thousands of dedicated readers. We’re racing to our year-end membership deadline.

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