Owen Kropp

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Owen is in the final year of his Bachelor of Journalism. He has previously written album reviews for Met Radio and is a social media coordinator for Oliver and Bonacini Hospitality. Interested in the business side of the masthead, he is looking forward to the challenges that come with stirring up engagement as well as revenue for The Review of Journalism. Outside of this, he works as a waiter and enjoys watching sports, hiking and playing soccer.
A tattooed arm holds a pen and a notepad

Ink On and Off the Page

Tattoos are a deeply personal and visual expression of identity. They offer a window into who someone is—their passions, values, memories, and interests, all etched into their skin. In the same way, journalist’s stories provide insight into their worldview—how they process ideas, what compels them to tell certain stories, and ultimately, what drives them as storytellers.
Magazine Madness Crossword

Crossword – Magazine Madness

Think you know your Canadian magazines? Prove it….No Googling If you are…
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How to Survive a Publishing Apocalypse

The evening begins in a cheery reception room. Lined with appetizers and sparkling wine, and framed by tall ceilings, it seems much too formal and well-orchestrated for a magazine event. It’s December 2, 2024, and the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto is welcoming attendees to The Walrus Talks, a national event series hosted by The Walrus.
An illustration of a newspaper with the title “CanadaLand” being written across the top. One hand on the left side tugging the newspaper towards it, and three hands on the right tugging the opposite way, causing there to be a tier on the top middle.

Editor, Publisher, Founder

Over the past few years, Canadaland has been facing scrutiny over its coverage of Israel’s war on Gaza, largely related to its founder, host, and publisher, Jesse Brown.