This is an awe-inspiring, deeply compassionate piece of work, the kind you don't see anymore: our journalists spent months this summer getting to know unhoused people across Toronto, to tell an intimate story of the modern history of homelessness in the city. 1/2
What happens at SickKids if disaster strikes in Toronto? Check out this feature I wrote for an inside look of how we prepare for the unimaginable.
Shoutout to all the teams who work tirelessly to make this simulation a reality.
If disaster strikes in Toronto, SickKids springs into action.
Step behind the scenes of the hospital’s biannual simulation training for a Code Orange - also known as an external disaster or mass casualty event ➡ https://t.co/0dXBql5Byu
My first story for SickKids. 🩵 It was such an honour getting to tell Hope, Rylan and Kyle’s stories and to witness the healing that happens at SickKids in the broadest ways.
At SickKids’ prom event, Hope and Rylan got a second chance at the #prom they had to miss. ✨
“I spent my 16th birthday in bed. Then Christmas was a week later. I missed Rylan’s prom. So it’s a really good day after a year of bad days,” says Hope.
Read➡️https://t.co/CX250gYWD2
Winnipeg Free Press and Montreal Gazette win CJF Jackman Awards for Excellence in Journalism
Read the media release: https://t.co/cPQ5IWAae3
#CJFAwards#JournalismMatters
@HumberStoryLab “Analysis of anti-Indigenous racism in hospitals reveals pattern of harm, no tracking mechanism” by @orrdanie, @KunalChaudhary_ & @ozhibiiige for @NatObserver: https://t.co/swsoShg4Xt (2/5)
#CJFAwards Jackman Excellence Award Finalist Spotlight: @HumberStoryLab was shortlisted for Surviving Hate, a years-long collaborative journalism project about the paucity of data related to Canadian hate crimes and incidents, particularly regarding anti-Indigenous racism. (1/5)
In Warming Up, world-leading sport ecologist @maddyjorr interviews athletes, coaches, politicians and thought-leaders to learn more about the inevitable consequences of climate change on sport. 🌍
Publishing 9th May.
Pre-order now: https://t.co/T1SORYSEpB
Our coverage of the 2023 mayoral election—with research on all 102 candidates & deep-dives on frontrunners—is named under Best News Coverage (Community Publication). Thanks to the massive team of contributors that made this possible!https://t.co/H7u65ZzcsW https://t.co/lWgHY3bxF6
So pleased with this: it's the second time our election coverage has been recognized, and it's a privilege (and so rewarding) to get to put together an ambitious, critical package on the election with such a sharp team of freelance researchers, fact-checkers and writers.
So excited for this #WarmingUp book tour, which starts in just over a week!
The London event is already full, but there are spots at the other events! Check my site for updates and links to register! https://t.co/fIz4ktC3DO
Honoured that Surviving Hate is a finalist for the @cjffjc Jackman Award for Excellence in Journalism. Thank you to the team, collaborators and students who made Surviving Hate possible. @ozhibiiige@KunalChaudhary_@orrdanie@Janice_Saji
https://t.co/PoCQj4bKIM
Appreciation post!
The team at The Social, CTV is incredible and SO talented. Forever grateful I got to work with each one of these amazing human beings over the past year and for the ability to grow so much as a producer here. 🙏🙌🏻
“The living city mirrors the city of the dead. How you live is how you die.” “Cemeteries reflect the housing crisis that we’ve been dealing with in Toronto, with land being at such a premium.”
Fascinating piece by @royinori.
https://t.co/asvK1jZ8tB
This was remarkable to witness tonight. Bear Claw Patrol, an Indigenous led outreach to the unhoused in Edmonton, put up a 61-year-old woman named Joanne in a hotel. They found her in pain and cold waiting to get in the Bissell Center (it was -33 out), but it wasn’t open for a couple hours.
Joanne is originally from Quebec and has been homeless for three years. She was so grateful to have a warm room, bed and excited to take a hot bath.