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Mark Harrison leaves CBC The National

Leaving The National after 28 years won’t be easy—but Mark Harrison is…

Erin Sylvester
March 21, 2016

Yawn-worthy coverage

Feeling sleepy? In case you couldn’t tell from your Twitter feeds or small-talk…

Elena Gritzan
March 16, 2016

Paul Chiasson, CP

PMJT is hot. Get over it.

Politics is about perception (and always has been). Official messages are carefully…

Fatima Syed
March 11, 2016

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A writer’s complicated relationship with freelancing

There’s an increasing trend of writers speaking out against publications that don’t…

Sydney Hamilton
March 7, 2016

Why are we still talking about diversity?

“Is it Fateeema?” asked two editors interviewing me in a boardroom much…

Fatima Syed
February 29, 2016

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COVID-19 has made many of us into remote workers. Eight Canadian freelance journalists, including @shharine,… https://t.co/79DmKXfyIH

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This week, Pull Quotes hosts @ashleymfraser and @TanjaSaric3 speak with @adrianma and @adamchenchew to discuss how… https://t.co/Wg0TJalFmt

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Mark Harrison leaves CBC The National

Leaving The National after 28 years won’t be easy—but Mark Harrison is ready for a new challenge. Harrison, now the... Read more →

Yawn-worthy coverage

Feeling sleepy? In case you couldn’t tell from your Twitter feeds or small-talk interactions this week, it’s daylight saving time again.... Read more →

PMJT is hot. Get over it.

Politics is about perception (and always has been). Official messages are carefully constructed to paint a specific type of picture.... Read more →

A writer’s complicated relationship with freelancing

There’s an increasing trend of writers speaking out against publications that don’t pay their writers. Freelance writers are exploited, they... Read more →

Why are we still talking about diversity?

“Is it Fateeema?” asked two editors interviewing me in a boardroom much too big for a three-person meeting. I tried... Read more →