Author Lauren Kaljur Produce journalism that’s informed by and accountable to you. Lauren's Latest Articles How will Nanaimo-North Cowichan candidates support gender equity? By Lauren Kaljur ● Cowichan Valley ● October 13, 2020 We sent MLA candidates your election questions. Here’s what we heard. Nanaimo-North Cowichan candidates on the Green New Deal By Lauren Kaljur ● Cowichan Valley ● October 12, 2020 We sent MLA candidates your election questions. Here’s what we heard. What will Nanaimo candidates do for small businesses? By Lauren Kaljur ● Nanaimo ● October 10, 2020 We sent Nanaimo MLA candidates your election questions. Here’s what we heard. Community-powered journalism, the francophone way By Lauren Kaljur ● Media ● May 13, 2020 A conversation with La Converse’s editor-in-chief, Lela Savić 5 ways journalists can improve reporting on the child-welfare system By Jacqueline Ronson, Brielle Morgan & Lauren Kaljur ● Child Welfare ● March 20, 2019 Newsletter: The secret to wildfire resilience is easier than you think 🔥 By Lauren Kaljur ● Environment ● August 10, 2018 Our newsfeeds are overwhelmed with wildfire devastation. Here’s the good news you’ve been waiting for. Newsletter: Who started it? Six surprising ways wildfires ignite 🔥 By Lauren Kaljur ● Environment ● July 27, 2018 From lightning, to cigarettes, to campfires, there are many causes of wildfires. What’s the leading one? Meet the Arctic youth shaping the future of Gwich’in Nation By Lauren Kaljur ● Environment ● July 16, 2018 Gwich’in elders gathered in June to govern as a nation - but it was the youth who took centre stage. How can the land heal mental illness? Members of the Gwich’in Nation explain By Lauren Kaljur ● Environment ● July 13, 2018 Across the North, rates of addiction and mental illness dwarf national averages. Here’s how the land is helping people break through the pain. Why building a pipeline on Indigenous land is complicated even if you own it By Lauren Kaljur & Trevor Jang ● Environment ● July 4, 2018 Experts say the Canadian public may have just spent $4.5 billion on a “worthless asset” if even one First Nation stops the Trans Mountain Expansion Project in court. Posts pagination Previous 1 … 4 5 6 7 Next