Here is just one example of the stories that @CBCManitoba is working on up until you go to the polls on September 20.
cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/…
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A local cast and crew are shooting a feature film in #Winnipeg this month, spoken in #Punjabi & #English
@CBCManitoba @CBCSamSamson was there on the first day of shooting @roshanprince #Manitoba #Filmmaking
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The U.S. is on track to meet President Biden’s goal of partly vaccinating 70% of adults by July 4.
But 30 states are unlikely to reach the national target, and a handful may not get there before year’s end. nyti.ms/3gaG4aC
First community journalism project is underway.
This week, reporters rolled out stories from the neighbourhoods of northwest Winnipeg. The coverage ideas came from residents who attended a town hall in April.
Next up: Bridgewater Forest and Valley Gardens.
Stay tuned!
#ICYMI This week, meet the neighbourhoods of northwest #Winnipeg and the residents who live there.
#OntheMove is a community journalism project that invites residents to shine a light on the stories our local newsroom should tell about their communities.
Who says you can't design a makeshift newsroom pop-up in a pandemic?
On the Move is @CBCManitoba #communityjournalism project that explores the booming neighborhoods in Winnipeg. First stop? The neighbourhoods of northwest Winnipeg.
Thanks @CBCSamSamson & @caitlyngowriluk 👏 – at Winnipeg, Manitoba
Here’s what I’ve been up to for the past few weeks. Every day this week, we’ll have a story from northwest Winnipeg. Meet the people who love their community. #cbcmb
"Everyone I spoke with commented on how the boards allowed them to hear ideas, insights and perspectives that they never would have gotten otherwise," said @SL_Castellano
ALT CBC Manitoba created a pop-up newsroom at Garden City Shopping Centre in March 2020, part of a series of projects aimed at connecting the public broadcaster with local communities
"Historically, newsrooms haven't really engaged with communities who have been marginalized and so when there's been a terrible act of violence or something awful has happened that's when they see journalists," said @andreawenzel
ALT CBC Manitoba connected Winnipeg North constituents and candidates in the run-up to the 2019 federal election, in an attempt to improve voter turnout.
Interested applicants can apply now.
#CommunityEngagement #journalism – at Division No. 19, Unorganized, Manitoba
Want to play a role in CBC Manitoba's journalism? Join our 1st-ever community advisory board ift.tt/3yMLz8g
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#BlackOnThePrairies is a multi-platform project led by CBC Saskatoon journalist @OmayraIssa and CBC Radio host @IfyTweets, which highlights the triumphs, challenges, and contributions of Black people on the Prairies. cbc.ca/blackontheprairies
A couple of things stood out in the article:
1) The Fairness Doctrine dissolved in the US because regulators felt that "over time, the public would weed out [news] providers that proved to be inaccurate, unreliable, one-sided, or incredible."
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Tip for newsroom mentors: "Our job is not to turn other people into us; it’s to turn them into the best version of themselves." More ways to be a better mentor:
bit.ly/3q9oS9f
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An African-centred approach to teaching Black history by @QueensEduc professor Alana Butler is the first piece in our feature series on #SystemicRacism in Canada. #CdnPoli #CdnEdu options-po.li/2LQD0Wj
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Transitional words and phrases serve two purposes: They clarify the relationship between sentences, and they help sentences in a paper flow more smoothly. Our transitions guide provides suggestions for possible words and phrases to use. on.apa.org/APA-Style-guides
#APAStyle
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Just finished an #APAStyle paper? As one of your final steps, check that each reference is cited at least once. To download a complete checklist, see on.apa.org/7thChecklists #7thEdition
