Canice Leung

Canice Leung

Canice Leung is a Toronto-based journalist and small business owner who has worked for Reuters, The Toronto Star and Metro News. Even when she's in front of a computer, she's probably daydreaming about hiking a long-distance trail or paddling across a flat-calm lake. Find her online at caniceleung.com.

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As a journalist who has spent decades asking questions that cut through noise, I’m cautious where I place my trust. The Narwhal has earned it — through rigorous, independent reporting, careful, on-the-ground storytelling and a clear commitment to the public interest. It’s why I’ve become a member myself. Will you join me? The Narwhal needs to add 400 new members this month to keep telling these important stories. And if you join now, you’ll get a special tote bag as thanks.
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