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The Interview: Penelope Abernathy, author of Saving Community Journalism

Fayetteville, N.C. is one of several towns with local news environments that Penelope's Abernathy’s business techniques helped save. (Flickr/OZinOH)

The news industry is rapidly changing, but Penelope Abernathy created a business model for local businesses to use and thrive.

What the loss of the Moose Jaw Times-Herald means for local news

The Moose-Jaw Times Herald office shortly after its construction in 1955 (Courtesy Moose Jaw Public Library, Archives Department).

After 125 years, the neon sign is dim. What lessons come from the loss of another local newspaper?

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

Meet the journalist behind the Sprawl, Calgary’s newest independent media outlet

Jeremy Klaszus does some pop-up advertising for the Sprawl just before it launched in September 2017. (Courtesy Jeremy Klaszus/The Sprawl)

Calgary had a wild election. Jeremy Klaszus had an idea.