Journalists Calvin Milliner Arrthy T Jess Alvarado Gamez Diannie Chavez went to Oakland, where they spoke to activists and community members. They even took a tour with Oakland Police Dept.'s police chief's childhood neighborhood.

We have a team in Georgia working on several News21 stories, including one on activists. Here's a photo of Arrthy T Ben Porter and @Pipervaughnn at work. Photo credit goes to @donovanetweets.

The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon. The King and The Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow.

Check out our latest News21 project: "In Pursuit," an investigation of police reform and accountability in America. The main stories start publishing on Oct, 3. Until then, we're releasing bonus content until we launch the full project: inpursuit.news21.com

Reporter Arrthy T does an excellent job with this News21 piece. (She did the audio, text story and took the photos.) Norm Leech from VACPC talks about the center’s role as partners between the Indigenous community and the Vancouver police. inpursuit.news21.com/2022/09/29/van…

Remembering those who came home from #residentialschools , but lived short lives afterward. #Indigenous

COMING TODAY: News21 will start launching the main stories for "In Pursuit," an investigation into police reform in America. Look for new stories all week, and check out our early bonus content at inpursuit.news21.com. Here's a sneak peek at our trailer:

In Phoenix, Councilwoman Kesha Hodge Washington – Carlos Garcia – is a Phoenix community organizer turned City of Phoenix, AZ council member. He now has “more power to make change.” What role do activists play in police reform? Calvin Milliner Ben Porter Arrthy T report: inpursuit.news21.com/news21-in-purs…

As we age, we accumulate loss – of mobility, cognition, income, independence and more. But the greatest loss of all is one that is often overlooked: agency, the ability to have a modicum of control over our daily lives. André Picard reports tgam.ca/3gD8y0A

Globally, we are at a demographic tipping point. The World Health Organization (WHO) projects by 2050, over two billion people will be 60+ years old. Reported by the fellows at our Global Reporting Program and André Picard, we bring you a special report on #growingolder. bit.ly/3Spc1gx

“I don’t want to even think about not being independent,” says Quita Longmore, age 79. She’s determined to live out the rest of her days at her home in Ladysmith, BC. Even as macular degeneration robs her of her vision. A thread, (1/3).

This is the feature story that I worked on along with Arrthy T, Ashishvangh Contractor, Rowan Smart, Ridge Zhang, and Sabina V. Staempfli. I couldn't have chosen a more dedicated team. Well done, we did it!

.Canadian Medical Association & Deloitte found that 11% of Canadian seniors could be discharged from the hospital if home care could be arranged, but lack the equipment, accessibility or support to transition home. Produced with The Globe and Mail & Global Reporting Program. Learn more: bit.ly/3FPD2XG

The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal has awarded more than $9,000 to a man who was the victim of caste-based discrimination. The tribunal adjudicator found the man had been discriminated against based on his ancestry, place of origin, religion and race. buff.ly/3JLrNQJ