Coming to Toronto this May 29-30, the @icahdq post-conference is open to students for $25. Learn about #innovation and #funding for quality journalism from an incredible line-up of leading experts and practitioners. Only a few spots left!!
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Join scholars and journalists from across the world to find novel ways to fund and sustain quality journalism at our @icahdq post-conference, May 29-30, Toronto
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My final story for @VIAwesome as an intern, highlighting the horrendous living conditions of tenants living in an apt. building in #Kerrisdale. Give it a full read here: https://t.co/4UriqbbKL6
Are you or someone you know in a similar situation? #Vancouver#rent#housing
Any tenants in Vancouver that have chosen to move out of their building due to unkept or poor maintenance conditions, please dm me! #vancouver#HousingCrisis#metrovancouver
@visualheart Hey Nicole,
My name is Felicia, I am an intern reporter at Vancouver Is Awesome and would love to connect. Kindly shoot me a dm when you get the chance!
Also, while I’m here, can we stop pushing political agendas through social and health injustices? It’s disgusting and tacky. I’m sick of the division and it literally helps nobody but the media. Either cut it out or present both “sides”. Critical thinking is sexy.
Time and time again, the people of Ontario are paying the consequences of the provincial and federal governments. First, not closing the borders. Second, half-assed lockdowns. Third, the most embarrassing vaccine rollout (and not having them).
Closing the gaps in our healthcare, housing and workplace systems that have BEEN there even before covid19, would be of more help than a $750 ticket for walking in a park outside my hometown. This is common sense.