The Walrus | COVID-19 didn’t break the internet.
As part of an influence campaign, Shaw Communications set out to tell a story about the strength of its network — underscoring the importance of continued investment. This article was published in paid partnership with The Walrus, one of Canada's leading purveyors of fact-based journalism.
Summit | State of Disaster
In the aftermath of the Fort McMurray wildfires, researchers from the Centre for Community Disaster Research joined in the emergency response. The article highlights the hands-on application of the expertise coming from Mount Royal University faculty, as well as the growing field of disaster management. This article received a bronze merit from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (District VIII)
Metro News | The 'Funky Bus'
In a sea of stories about Calgary's housing crisis, one anecdote stood out — the listing of the 'funky bus' for what would be nearly $900 monthly in 2023 dollars. While the bus itself was an amusing twist on the issue, it served as a stark reminder of the absurdity of rental costs in a supposedly affordable city. Working for a daily commuter paper often offered the chance to work creative muscles.
Herald | The communicator and the strategist
This eulogistic article, one of many at the time, emphasized the loyalty and close friendship between Ralph Klein and Rod Love. Mr. Klein passed away at the age of 70, and Mr. Love (prior to his death) expressed his gratitude for the remarkable political journey they took together. Working for the Paper of Record meant upholding a commitment to accuracy, credibility and comprehensive coverage.
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