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Arty Sarkisian

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Ottawa
As seen in: CFYK-FM (Yellowknife, NT), The Globe and Mail, Up Here Magazine, Algonquin Times

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Arty Sarkisian’s Biography

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  • Have been the social media editor, the managing editor and the editor-in-chief of Algonquin Time.
  • From January to December 2023 worked on 160 assignments as editor, writer or photographer.
  • Finalist of the Canadian Online Publishing Award.
  • Have a great knowledge of Canadian Press Style.
  • Make home between pages 257 and 441 of the 19th edition of the CP stylebook.
  • Fluent in Russian and hold international certificates of language proficiency in French and German issued by the French Ministry for N…

Arty Sarkisian’s Journalist Portfolio

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Solutions: Learning about tap water helps students value, conserve and protect it - algonquin tim...

Solutions: Learning about tap water helps students value, conserve and protect it - algonquin tim...

Tracy Webb used to teach science classes in Wolfville, N.S. Most of the time those...

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Shooting kills 1, critically injures another in Centrepointe neighbourhood - algonquin times

Shooting kills 1, critically injures another in Centrepointe neighbourhood - algonquin times

Story updated at 7:30 p.m. One man was killed and another was critically injured in...

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Report recommends ending tuition freeze as Algonquin College flags financial sustainability - alg...

Report recommends ending tuition freeze as Algonquin College flags financial sustainability - alg...

Ontario is being advised to lift its tuition freeze at the province's post-secondary institutions, while...

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I want to be known as 'that Canadian dude with a weird accent', not 'the Russian guy'

I want to be known as 'that Canadian dude with a weird accent', not 'the Russian guy'

I can't love the name that was so evidently not for me. But I'm still Arty. Just Arty.

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The Commotions celebrate their 10th anniversary of expanding on the music of the past - algonquin...

The Commotions celebrate their 10th anniversary of expanding on the music of the past - algonquin...

In March 2020, something very odd happened at TD Place. At the time when COVID...

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From Stalin's repression to the Communist club at Algonquin College - algonquin times

From Stalin's repression to the Communist club at Algonquin College - algonquin times

Anton Bogdanovich was born in 1889. He worked as a switchman at the Kalay railroad...

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Articles

New church set to rise up after 'suspicious' fire in Kinngait, Nunavut Original

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By Arty Sarkisian
| CFYK-FM (Yellowknife, NT) Verified
North·New More than three years after a suspicious fire destroyed the Anglican church in Kinngait, Nunavut, work is well underway to begin building a new structure. The rebuilding will be a time of 'healing,' MLA says Listen to this article Estimated 2 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results.
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Alms Along the Ingraham

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By Genesee Keevil, Arty Sarkisian
| Up Here Magazine Verified
Bhante Andrew’s bare feet stick out from his ochre robe as he sits on a lichen-covered rock near the Ingraham Trail about 30 kilometres outside of Yellowknife. Every day, the 33-year-old Theravāda Buddhist monk walks to this area from his camp to meet people and collect alms, or food offerings. Some drivers give him fish, moose, army rations or vegetables. Other locals aren’t sure what to make of him.
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A Child of Whitewater

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By Arty Sarkisian, Amy Kenny Verified
| Up Here Magazine Verified
There is an eddy on the Wind River, under the shadow of lofty, bald mountains, where grayling hover in water so clear you can count the speckles on their rosy bellies. Standing there, watching those fish with Bobbi Rose Koe, I suddenly decided to tell her my secret. It was 10 years ago, and I was guiding a 14-day canoe trip for the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society’s Yukon chapter during the fight to protect the Peel watershed from development.
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