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Deep Dive How the two founders of The Narwhal are employing robust investigative journalism and stunning visuals to re-energize coverage of climate change Karen LongwellAugust 20, 202015 minute read
Hidden Figures Pulling back the curtain to find representation in film criticism Saura Haggart-SmithAugust 16, 202016 minute read
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Keeping the Faith The inside story of how The United Church Observer turned itself into Broadview, a re-invention to expand the publication’s audience and mission Ashley FraserAugust 9, 202020 minute read
In Harm’s Way Just how effective is hostile environment training at protecting journalists? Grace Wells-SmithAugust 6, 202013 minute read
Full(ish) Disclosure What drives the Post Millennial is not journalistic principle but the old-fashioned grab for money and influence Sarah Do CoutoAugust 2, 202020 minute read
