Annie Arnone

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Senior digital editor.

Melanie Luther, sexual harassment

Our Stories

Six women on their experiences of sexual harassment in and out of the newsroom

Annie Arnone
March 1, 2018

Steve Paikin, host of TVO's The Agenda, poses. Former mayoral candidate Sarah Thomson is accusing Paikin of sexually harassing her. (Joey Coleman/Creative Commons)

Journalists weigh in on Paikin allegations

TVO is investigating sexual harassment allegations against TV personality Steve Paikin.

Annie Arnone
February 21, 2018

Photo courtesy Ossie Michelin

Indigenous issues

The Interview: behind Ossie Michelin’s photojournalism

Looking behind the camera with the man who took the award-winning photograph at an an anti-fracking protest.

Annie Arnone
December 13, 2017

A journal from the north, reincarnated after 26 years

Whitehorse reporters rally for the reemergence of the Shakat Journal to give Indigenous and Yukon youth a voice.

Annie Arnone
November 6, 2017

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