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Arrested, detained and back in the newsroom
Filipina journalist Maria Ressa keeps reporting in one of the deadliest places to be a journalist
Black cowboys white-washed out of wild west narrative
Can you imagine if Billy the Kid and The Lone Ranger were Black? It’s not as far fetched as you might think.
A new discovery by citizen scientists shows anyone can change the galaxy
“It took the keen eyes of citizen scientists to make this extremely valuable find,” one grad student says.
Canadian Journalism Innovators launches to accelerate digital media growth
In the wake of massive journalism layoffs, a new journalist-led initiative aims to accelerate what is succeeding in Canadian media.
‘Hopping on the woke bandwagon’
Major companies are vying for hearts (and dollars)
‘I am so embarrassed as a Canadian today,’ says environmental activist
Did you rally in solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en?
How you helped us redefine journalism in 2018
A community-powered year in review.
What’s left out can shape the story
Here’s the danger of data without context
The power of a witness
Documenting hate is one way to fight it