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Robyn Doolittle hosts an AMA, inevitably receives stupid questions

Q: What happens when an internationally-recognized Canadian journalist who has written extensively on what is arguably the country’s biggest political…

Erica Lenti
October 16, 2014

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Happy Friday everyone! Check out this story from our Spring 2019 issue where @_celinagal unpacked the history of… https://t.co/QHenBzlzum

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And we’re back! Today at #climatestrikeTO we are looking at how journalists cover climate action. One of our editor… https://t.co/YFL1SzDwQs

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Online managing editor @katherineesingh explores the limits of how feminist mainstream women's media publications c… https://t.co/JwCUTH2mZh

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Now, more than ever, women's health care is top of mind. For chief of research @LTombler, it's a crucial time for w… https://t.co/rvSsbwEtO6

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Reporting on Indigenous Issues? Heed Angela Sterritt’s Top Five Tips

Webinar finds lack of representation and negative stereotypes as key challenges in…

Juliana Kedzior Kaminski
October 30, 2018
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Indigenous issues

New radio station creates space for Indigenous artists

106.5 ELMNT FM is the first in Toronto to mandate 25% Indigenous content

Linsey Raschkowan
November 13, 2018
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Indigenous issues

Winnipeg Free Press’ First Indigenous City Columnist

After 146 years of publication on Treaty 1 territory, the Free Press hired Niigaan…

Madeline Cornacchia
October 23, 2018
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Reflecting on 2018’s Positive Indigenous News

Despite the seemingly bad news cycle, the last six months saw steps towards reconciliation

Madeline Cornacchia
December 31, 2018
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