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“Women in New Brunswick aren’t treated like women in the rest of Canada.” Read why in a new @thewalrus piece from me on the duel over preventing v providing abortions in NB. So grateful to see this out in the world (and the issue back in court soon 🤞🏻).
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From the September/October edition of The Walrus, read @jessleeder’s reported piece “One Doctor’s Fight to Provide Abortion Care in New Brunswick” here: thewalrus.ca/one-doctors-fig… 6/6
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It’s flattering to see @nytimes rewrite my feature on two Canadian men switched at birth. You can read the original, exclusively reported @globeandmail story I took months to research and write as a former freelancer here theglobeandmail.com/canada/a…
Two Canadian men who were switched at birth to families of different ethnicities are now questioning who they really are and learning how racial heritage shapes identities.
nyti.ms/3qedVZp
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Byline for Isla Belton….joins @jessleeder in the pro journo ranks? 🗞️ 📰
Check out our class opinions on election signs on InsideHalton! insidehalton.com/opinion-sto…
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CORRECTION: @berrygrounds won his case in the Newfoundland Court of Appeal, as @jessleeder reported at the time: theglobeandmail.com/canada/a… #cdnmedia #cdnpoli
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It’s been roughly seven years from concept to completion for me to hold this book! What a feeling! I can’t wait to share it.
#leavinggoodthingsbehind
@McClellandBooks @PenguinRandomCA
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Journalists rely on so many people to help us report and tell important stories. Sharif Sharaf and Mukhtar Amiri worked with @globeandmail in Afghanistan, then escaped the Taliban to come to Canada.
This is a fundraiser to help them and their families:
gofundme.com/f/sharif-sharaf…
A beautiful, heart-wrenching read @chelsea_murray ❤️
The first thing I've published since the before times is also one of the most personal things I've written. Thanks to @Hazlitt and @haleycullingham for giving this piece a home. hazlitt.net/longreads/best-w…
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I was sexually assaulted when I was 16.
this summer, @PenguinRandomCA published a memoir by one of my assailants claiming my rape was consensual.
now I'm ready to share my story:
link.medium.com/h9k3cvTsxvb
#MeToo #leahmclaren #nonfiction #survivorvoices
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Kids and adults alike waved, cheered and scrambled to get selfies with the star of the annual Christmas parade in downtown St. John's, N.L., on Sunday morning. atlantic.ctvnews.ca/a-bologn…
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One of the most helpful things you can do for someone who is anxious is remind them that they have not let you down or disappointed you, that whatever they were able to bring was enough. The amount of time we spend doubting this very important truth is a lot.
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I’ve watched a lot of live hits today, but this might be the best demonstration of the Magdalen Islands winds so far 😂 Posted by Sven Meier, reposted with his permission.
An intimate, wrenching, important read by @reporteremma: The harrowing, heartbreaking reality of terminating a pregnancy for medical reasons - The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…
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Milestone day: my first #shortstory The Instructions is now live @epiphanylit: epiphanyzine.com/features/20… #abortion #AbortionRightsAreHumanRights #canlit #fictionsharefriday #fiction #mybodymychoice
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The Globe is hiring a new columnist. It’s the best job in Canadian journalism. If you think you have what it takes, run don’t walk to apply.
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If so many of us feel poisoned by our products, might there be something wrong with them?
If the goal of journalism is to inform people, where is the evidence it is working?
washingtonpost.com/opinions/… via @washingtonpost
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It is easy to assume that accessing abortion care is no longer a problem in Canada—the procedure was fully decriminalized in 1988. But, as @jessleeder reports, the battle to provide access in New Brunswick is still ongoing. thewalrus.ca/one-doctors-fig…
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The Walrus has an opening for an associate editor to commission and edit features on a wide range of topics for our website and print magazine.
Details here: thewalrus.ca/about/careers/ #journojobs
“When you tell lactating parents there is “no cost” to breastfeeding, what you mean is their time, their work, their physical and mental health have no value.” apple.news/A4_oCwfDPTO-UjytX…
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Dr. Carmel Harrington lost her baby to SIDS, and spent the next 29 years trying to understand why he died.
Now, she and her team of researchers have an answer. biospace.com/article/researc…
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A good day to read @jessleeder’s story on the lack of abortion access in New Brunswick. It’s also just been nominated for a National Magazine Award for long-form feature writing. #NMA22 thewalrus.ca/one-doctors-fig…



















