A Reckoning Over Objectivity, Led by Black Journalists nytimes.com/2020/06/23/opi…

Newsrooms not keeping up with changing demographics, study suggests theconversation.com/newsrooms-not-… via The Conversation Canada

Who tells the story of the present? thenarwhal.ca/candis-calliso… “So locating yourself in your own social history and social situation becomes really important for understanding the people you’re reporting on."

Building A More Inclusive Chatelaine chatelaine.com/living/chatela… Chatelaine is ensuring that 40 per cent of its freelance budget goes towards work produced by Black people, Indigenous people and people of colour #cdnmedia

Bylaw review in Newmarket is not as mundane as it appears to be--advocates say a new proposed bylaw seeks to take away the livelihoods of migrant massage workers. Read my first for TVO.me tvo.org/article/who-is…

Today, we’re launching the Investigative Journalism Foundation. We’re building a new journalism model. Data-driven. Radically transparent. Laser-focused on serving the public and speaking truth to power. Here’s what you need to know🧵: theijf.org

Pigeon wearing crystal meth 'like a backpack' caught inside B.C. prison yard cbc.ca/news/canada/br…

The new four-part Crave Original documentary series is produced, written, and co-directed by Anishinaabe journalist Ryan McMahon, who is on a quest to uncover the truth behind the deaths of numerous Indigenous people in Thunder Bay, Ontario. #ThunderBay premieres Feb 17 on Crave.

Internal communications show Thunder Bay Police leaders telling officers not to watch our upcoming Crave series "Thunder Bay." It's disingenuous for acting chief Dan Taddeo to suggest we're being "unfair." Leadership has refused every interview request we've presented since 2020

It's official now. I'm covering court and crime for The Brandon Sun 🇨🇦 brandonsun.com/local/2023/02/…

How a Giant Egg Farm Made Money Off Women Prisoners in Dangerous Conditions csmo.us/MY8Naz7

In today's WTW: Southwestern Manitoba is no stranger to accounts of the notoriously elusive Bigfoot, who is usually described as a large, muscular, bipedal creature covered in black, dark brown or dark red fur, standing as tall as 4.6 metres. #bdnmb bit.ly/3YGFo1V

Brandon City Council has voted to approve the $30 million borrowing bylaw for the southwest lift station project. Working on a full story to be posted online later tonight at brandonsun.com. #bdnmb

A piece I've been working on for a little while. My first for The Walrus

New from me: The woman who came to the aid of the survivor of a violent home invasion in Erickson, says that she isn’t the hero — rather, the woman saved herself. brandonsun.com/local/2023/06/…

After I was on scene at the crash site on Thursday, photographer @othertimsmith and I travelled to Dauphin yesterday to talk with community members. Here are some of their stories. brandonsun.com/local/2023/06/…

Thank you to The Big Story Podcast for the opportunity to talk about my feature for the The Walrus Also thank you to editor Daniel Viola for his expert guidance on telling this story.

New from me:

For the second time in the last month, videos depicting Brandon Police Service officers’ actions, captured by Brandon citizens, are in the hands of the province’s police watchdog. bit.ly/46Rf88Y #bdnmb

I'm incredibly honoured to be named a fellow by the Mike Levine book journalism education fund! And so grateful for the opportunity to learn from the best investigative journalists when I travel to California this summer for the Investigative Reporters & Editors conference!! #IRE24