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          <title>Who tells the story of the present? Candis Callison on redefining journalism in Canada</title>
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          <description>Newsrooms across the continent are in a state of upheaval as publications deal with the role journalism plays in systemic racism, colonialism and state-sanctioned violence. We connect with a media scholar on what this moment of reckoning means</description>
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