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RSJ alum Hilary Caton is our latest Grad at Work! She talked to the RSJ about how she's still doing journalism in her role as Communications Coordinator for CAMH and why her first streeters assignment is one of her favourite memories of j-school. Check it out!

RSJ now student Allison Hannaford contributed reporting to Catherine Porter's latest New York Times piece on Canada's push to keep schools open during our second lockdown. Check it out!

RSJ alum Ethan Lou wrote about how he was sent a racist email because of COVID-19 and how it unlocked a torrent of thoughts and emotions he never knew he had.

RSJ alum Josh O'Kane wrote about how, as remote work levels the economic playing field between cities, Nova Scotia is seeing an influx of newly untethered professional workers that will help them meet growth aspirations and could also exacerbate problems of housing and inequality.

RSJ alum Jill Langlois wrote about how losing elders to COVID-19 endangers Indigenous languages.

RSJ alum and Bloomberg White House Reporter Josh Wingrove and RTA alum and Global News anchor Farah Nasser and have reported from the frontlines of the 2020 Presidential elections one the most contentious in modern U.S. history. They also have reported from the frontlines of Canadian elections. Join RSJ and the Democratic Engagement Exchange as they reflect on the on-going election turbulence, Canadian political coverage, the challenges posed to journalism and the role of journalists in ensuring that we have a vibrant democracy. If you believe that journalism has a critical role to play in building a vibrant and inclusive democracy, then you will want to join this conversation.