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Covering Irma from Florida to the Caribbean

During the hurricane, Alex Dick-Read fled to his neighbour's house across the street as his own home collapsed / Photo courtesy Alex Dick-Read

When disasters hit, newsrooms and wire services turn to those already on the ground.

How do staff and freelance journalists prepare for disaster?

Rubble from the 2017 Mexico Earthquake. (Courtesy Brett Gundlock)

Two journalists share how they reported on the 2016 Fort McMurray wildfires and the 2017 Mexico earthquake

How one local B.C. news organization fought the summer wildfires

Scout Island Nature Centre located on Williams Lake within the city limits / Scout Island Nature Centre located on Williams Lake within the city limits (Flickr/Province of British Columbia)

A behind–the–scenes timeline from the Williams Lake Tribune and its ongoing coverage of the crackling threat that surrounded the town

No Newsroom, No Problem

Many residents evacuated the city as Fort McMurray became embroiled with flames. (Courtesy Robert Murray/Fort McMurray Today)

How Fort McMurray Today’s four-person news team covered a national disaster

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