Tom Cardoso is an award-winning investigative reporter at The Globe and Mail with 11 years of experience digging into systemic injustice, government transparency, and financial wrongdoing. Based in Toronto and originally from Brazil, he blends a rare visual-data background with tenacious freedom-of-information filing to turn large, messy datasets into impactful narratives. His investigations have exposed bias in federal prison risk assessments, gaps in pandemic relief, and failures in Canada’s access-to-information regime, work recognized by national and international journalism awards. Before investigations he honed data visualization and newsroom tooling as a graphics editor, which explains his knack for combining design thinking with long-form reporting. He also helped probe the Catholic Church’s finances in reporting that contributed to a Michener Award-winning series. Outside the newsroom he experiments in the kitchen, cultivates a green thumb, and shares a home with a dog and a cat who maintain an uneasy truce.
11 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Honours Bachelor of Arts, Cinema Studies Specialist, Honours Bachelor of Arts, Cinema Studies Specialist at University of Toronto
Summer Intensive Studio, Architecture, Summer Intensive Studio, Architecture at Harvard University Graduate School of Design
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