Toronto
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DISHONOURED: My cover story & final assignment at Journalism School
From April to November of 2012, my final months of studying journalism at Ryerson University, I was working on this story for the Ryerson Review of Journalism, a magazine circulated across Canada that tackles critical issues in national journalism. Last month, the magazine was published and this week, my story was posted online. You can…
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“A Modern Transportation System in Makkah: Safety Precaution or Threat to Spirituality?” – Read my Feature on Illume!
This past semester, I worked on a story about the modernization of the Islamic Hajj pilgrimage, for my Feature Writing Class at Ryerson’s Journalism School. Read the full story here on IllumeMagazine.com!
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Why Vintage Stores Owe Their Success to Fashion Bloggers – Read My Feature In GlassBook !
Last year I spent a lot of time at Kensington Market in Toronto, while admiring the vintage jumpsuits writing a feature for a journalism class, and today, it was published online on Glass-book.com; a new Toronto-based initiative designed to showcase the best of Canadian beauty and fashion. Read the full story here!
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Photojournalist’s Blog: #Occupy Toronto @ Yonge & Dundas
On Monday evening, Occupy Toronto protesters sat in the intersection of Yonge & Dundas for about 15 minutes, chanting, singing and blocking traffic:
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Photojournalist’s Blog: #Occupy Toronto
Occupy Toronto protesters gathered at St. James Park in Toronto on Saturday, October 15th, 2011:
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Dear Mr. Nigel Barker…
You probably don’t remember me. 11 months ago, I met you in Toronto, at your book signing event for Beauty Equation.After a short wait in line, I approached you with my Cannon EOS 1000D, and presented you with a silver Sharpie. Though you found the request a bit odd, and struggled with the camera for…
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Le Grana at Toronto’s Spring 2011 Clothing Show
For the Toronto readers- The Spring 2011 Clothing show is being held at Queen Elizabeth Building at Exhibition Place in two weeks! More than 300 local designers will show their clothing and jewellery at their own booths, and some will be lucky enough to have their designs displayed in the runway shows. Dubai-born fashion designer…
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Social media sites aid in identification of West African woman in Toronto
Around noon on Friday, a disoriented woman walked into the Bala Avenue Community School in North York, Toronto. She had no identification, and was unable to speak English. Toronto Police Service issued a news release, and The Toronto Star published an article online with a photograph of the woman, urging readers to contact police if…
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