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Hill journalists still working out the kinks after nearly a year of COVID coverage

  • Creeson Agecoutay, a parliamentary correspondent at CTV News, began his job on the Hill in November 2020, during a time unlike any other. The
News | BY ELYSE ROBINSON | March 3, 2021
Indigenous Services Canada associate deputy minister Valerie Gideon, Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller, and Dr. Tom Wong, Indigenous Services Canada chief medical officer of public health, hold a press conference in a near-empty Room 200 of the Sir John A. Macdonald Building on Feb. 4. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Hill journalists still working out the kinks after nearly a year of COVID coverage

News | BY ELYSE ROBINSON | March 3, 2021
  • Creeson Agecoutay, a parliamentary correspondent at CTV News, began his job on the Hill in November 2020, during a time unlike any other. The

Hill journalists still working out the kinks after nearly a year of COVID coverage

News | BY ELYSE ROBINSON | March 3, 2021
  • Creeson Agecoutay, a parliamentary correspondent at CTV News, began his job on the Hill in November 2020, during a time unlike any other. The
Indigenous Services Canada associate deputy minister Valerie Gideon, Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller, and Dr. Tom Wong, Indigenous Services Canada chief medical officer of public health, hold a press conference in a near-empty Room 200 of the Sir John A. Macdonald Building on Feb. 4. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Hill journalists still working out the kinks after nearly a year of COVID coverage

  • Creeson Agecoutay, a parliamentary correspondent at CTV News, began his job on the Hill in November 2020, during a time unlike any other. The
News | BY ELYSE ROBINSON | March 3, 2021
Indigenous Services Canada associate deputy minister Valerie Gideon, Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller, and Dr. Tom Wong, Indigenous Services Canada chief medical officer of public health, hold a press conference in a near-empty Room 200 of the Sir John A. Macdonald Building on Feb. 4. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Hill journalists still working out the kinks after nearly a year of COVID coverage

News | BY ELYSE ROBINSON | March 3, 2021
  • Creeson Agecoutay, a parliamentary correspondent at CTV News, began his job on the Hill in November 2020, during a time unlike any other. The

Hill journalists still working out the kinks after nearly a year of COVID coverage

News | BY ELYSE ROBINSON | March 3, 2021
  • Creeson Agecoutay, a parliamentary correspondent at CTV News, began his job on the Hill in November 2020, during a time unlike any other. The
Indigenous Services Canada associate deputy minister Valerie Gideon, Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller, and Dr. Tom Wong, Indigenous Services Canada chief medical officer of public health, hold a press conference in a near-empty Room 200 of the Sir John A. Macdonald Building on Feb. 4. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

‘Call it what it is’: Senators dissect white supremacy in anti-racism chat

  • Conversations about race and its impacts shouldn’t be watered down with the use of terms such as white fragility and white privilege, according to
News | BY ELYSE ROBINSON | February 24, 2021
Senators Peter Boehm, top left, and Kim Pate, bottom right, joined Senators Wanda Thomas Bernard, top right, and Stan Kutcher, bottom left, for their weekly Facebook Live series examining the ‘Pandemic of Racism’ on Feb. 22. Screenshot via Facebook

‘Call it what it is’: Senators dissect white supremacy in anti-racism chat

News | BY ELYSE ROBINSON | February 24, 2021
  • Conversations about race and its impacts shouldn’t be watered down with the use of terms such as white fragility and white privilege, according to

‘Call it what it is’: Senators dissect white supremacy in anti-racism chat

News | BY ELYSE ROBINSON | February 24, 2021
  • Conversations about race and its impacts shouldn’t be watered down with the use of terms such as white fragility and white privilege, according to
Senators Peter Boehm, top left, and Kim Pate, bottom right, joined Senators Wanda Thomas Bernard, top right, and Stan Kutcher, bottom left, for their weekly Facebook Live series examining the ‘Pandemic of Racism’ on Feb. 22. Screenshot via Facebook
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