COVID-19
Poetry in the time of COVID
By: Mark Squibb, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Shoreline News The COVID-19 pandemic has elicited strong emotional reactions across the globe, and a St. John’s […]
Local Journalism Initiative
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Local podcaster looks to uncover the truth about the famous sasquatch
By: Morgan Hampton, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Merritt Herald For decades now many have been asking the question, does sasquatch exist? Sheldon Quewezance believes that […]
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Essa appeals to young homebuyers from GTA
By: Cheryl Browne, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Barrie Advance When Carolyn Court’s husband landed a job in Simcoe County, they packed up their Milton home […]
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King artist celebrates female empowerment
By: Mark Pavilons, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, King Weekly Sentinel A King Township artist’s work is part of the charge, improving awareness for our province’s […]
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Judge tosses gun case over delays at Brampton courthouse
By: Jason Miller, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Source: Toronto Star Another Ontario judge has blamed a lack of resources in the Brampton courts for extraordinary […]
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SIU Clears Peel Officer in Mississauga Shooting
By: Jason Miller, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Toronto Star The provincial body charged with investigating police has cleared a Peel officer of criminal wrongdoing for […]
Art & Life
Can companies make chocolate more sustainable?
By: Marc Fawcett-Atkinson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter National Observer Sophia Carodenuto is looking for ways to make food more sustainable in an unusual place: The business […]
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It’s not junk mail: Don’t throw out this post card
By: Clara Pasieka, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Source: Telegraph-Journal Prepaid postcards have started arriving in households across New Brunswick courtesy of Canada Post. Don’t toss […]
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How the Comox Valley overhauled its food security approach in 2020
By: Cloe Logan, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, National Observer A Vancouver Island community has seen a dramatic shift in how it approaches food insecurity — […]
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Slavery in N.B.: ‘This needs to be known’
By: Clara Pasieka, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Telegraph-Journal “Black human beings were sold on our soil. It was in our own backyard,” said Clinton Davis, […]