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We want to amplify Indigenous stories and perspectives in the Okanagan
APTN and The Discourse are joining forces to develop independent digital media focused on community-driven storytelling.
4 reasons millennials make me hopeful about the future of news
Media has accused this much-loathed generation of killing everything from marriage to beer. But millennials might actually save journalism.
The business case for asking our audience what to investigate next
Seeking audience input is not only good journalism but sound business practice.
Can we crowdsource a better policy to support journalism?
After we argued that the Liberals’ tax measures for journalism hurt startups, The Discourse got a chance to make our case to government. Will you help us write a better policy?
Liberals’ journalism funding makes it harder to launch news startups
We’re not looking for a handout. But we didn’t expect the government to distort the playing field so dramatically.
Misinformation is everywhere. Can censorship be part of the solution?
Even hand washing is subject to some misinformation, it seems.
Canada’s best and worst cities to be a woman
On International Women's Day, let's talk about closing the gender gap
How the Jussie Smollett incident is dividing society
Can we talk about alleged hate crimes in a way that doesn’t dismiss survivors?