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Ottawa’s puck ragging saves Netflix almost $1 million per day

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InPress ReleasesonJune 26^th, 2019

Ottawa’s puck ragging saves Netflix almost $1 million per day

Ottawa’s puck ragging saves Netflix almost $1 million per day

News Release: No More Federal Funding to Sidewalk Labs

InPress ReleasesonJune 24^th, 2019

Undated photo from Sidewalk Labs handout showing the eastern waterfront of Toronto.

Undated photo from Sidewalk Labs handout showing the eastern waterfront of Toronto.

Franco-Canadian civic life in the age of social media: The good, the bad and the necessary

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InEditorialWritten by

Antoine Panaïoti

onJune 4^th, 2019

Franco-Canadian civic life in the age of social media: The good, the bad and the necessary

Franco-Canadian civic life in the age of social media: The good, the bad and the necessary

Soft Power: How Quebec Uses Cultural Diplomacy

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InEditorialWritten by

Christine St-Pierre

onMay 7^th, 2019

Quebec’s former minister of culture and international relations, Christine St-Pierre, has come to understand the major impact Quebec’s cultural diplomacy, or soft power, has had around the world.

Soft Power: How Quebec Uses Cultural Diplomacy

Soft Power: How Quebec Uses Cultural Diplomacy

Physical Space, Digital Capture

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onApril 2^nd, 2019

Nabeel Ahmed examines how Big Tech is working to take over the physical world.

Physical Space, Digital Capture

Physical Space, Digital Capture

Broadcasting Terror from New Zealand to Canada

InEditorialWritten by

George Carothers

onMarch 15^th, 2019

George Carothers discusses how the recent Christchurch massacre was livestreamed by some of Canada’s largest broadcasters.

Broadcasting Terror from New Zealand to Canada

Broadcasting Terror from New Zealand to Canada

Seeing the Changing Media Landscape as an Opportunity

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onMarch 6^th, 2019

Theatre actor, producer, and director Philip Riccio talks about responding to the dwindling arts coverage in mainstream media by creating his own theatre magazine.

Seeing the Changing Media Landscape as an Opportunity

Seeing the Changing Media Landscape as an Opportunity

2019 Campaign Briefings

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InPolicy BriefsonJanuary 30^th, 2019

Explore the key issues our local campaign teams will be delivering during the 2019 federal election campaign.

Why Representation in Film Criticism Matters

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InEditorialWritten by

onJanuary 23^rd, 2019

When it comes to representation in film, strides are being made. However, there is still a major lack of representation in film criticism in media outlets across Canada.

Toronto Reel Asian Film Festival audience

Toronto Reel Asian Film Festival audience

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