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How podcasts tell stories about Indigenous issues that you don’t find elsewhere

CBC’s Connie Walker on the last day of recording for season two of the Missing & Murdered serial podcast, “Finding Cleo.” Credit: Connie Walker (Twitter)

CBC’s season two of Missing & Murdered finished on April 2, so RRJ looks at how Indigenous-centred outlets are taking advantage of the medium

Portrait of a Journalist: Michelle McQuigge

Michelle McQuigge, who’s blind, is a reporter and editor at the Canadian Press in Toronto. (NEEDS CREDIT)

Could the challenges facing the media industry today create opportunities for journalists with disabilities?

What photos of the niqab reveal about how Canadian media portrays Muslim women

Canadian news outlets used stock images of women in niqab in their stories on Bill 62.

The coverage of Quebec’s Bill 62 reinforced the ‘othering’ of Muslim women, critics say

Portrait of a Journalist: Shree Paradkar

Shree Paradkar began her column on race and gender last year. (MARIA IQBAL/RRJ)

The reporter’s assignment as identity and discrimination columnist highlights shifting strategies within the Toronto Star newsroom

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