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Boshika Gupta

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Covers:  Current affairs, health, culture, minority issues, travel, food, history, public policy, education, and more.
Doesn't Cover: Not into clickbait, flashy stories with little substance and lots of fluff.
Dreamer, journalist, and overthinker, in no particular order. Often lost in thoughts of the sea, the mountains, free-flowing choreography, and laughter.

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Boshika Gupta’s Biography

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I'm a journalist who's interested in narrative non-fiction and stories that often go unheard. I usually write about anything that fascinates me including but not limited to minority issues, mental health, culture, food, and more. In my free time, I enjoy watching indie films, traveling to unexplored destinations, dancing, and looking for unparalleled rooftop views.

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Number of non-permanent residents in Alberta soared to 180,000 at the end of 2023 | CBC News

Number of non-permanent residents in Alberta soared to 180,000 at the end of 2023 | CBC News

How many is too many? The immigration targets set by the government are just the tip of the iceberg. The numb…

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Colourful perogy business helps Ukrainian family find safety and success in Calgary | CBC News

Colourful perogy business helps Ukrainian family find safety and success in Calgary | CBC News

The Posikeras were inspired to take a leap of faith and start a business of their own after introducing their…

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'Native policing is community policing:' A glimpse into Indigenous police services in Alberta | C...

'Native policing is community policing:' A glimpse into Indigenous police services in Alberta | C...

Alberta has three self-administered Indigenous police forces. While the services have grown over the years, t…

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An NGO reunites mentally ill homeless people with their families

An NGO reunites mentally ill homeless people with their families

A look at an NGO that aims to spread awareness about mental disorders in India and reduce the stigma attached…

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Hit, run and score: The rise of women's cricket in Alberta | CBC News

Hit, run and score: The rise of women's cricket in Alberta | CBC News

Women's cricket in Alberta has grown by leaps and bounds over the last few years. A team from the Alberta Wom…

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Documentary 'Banished for Bleeding' reveals the price of having your period in Nepal

Documentary 'Banished for Bleeding' reveals the price of having your period in Nepal

On what it's like to be on your period in far-flung areas of the country where women are forced to leave thei…

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Procore is buying DroneDeploy—here’s what changes for contractors already using it

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By Boshika Gupta Verified
| Under the Hard Hat
Procore Technologies is acquiring DroneDeploy in a deal worth around $850 million. For contractors already familiar with DroneDeploy, the big questions are what happens next and whether anything changes once the deal is finalized. Procore, which announced the acquisition on July 29, hopes to close later this year, as long as customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals are met.
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Tenna Asset Financials: Why a Deere-owned company built job-costing software that doesn’t lock you in

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By Boshika Gupta Verified
| Under the Hard Hat
Contractors often cannot say with certainty what a specific piece of equipment actually cost or earned on a job. That matters because equipment can account for 25% to 50% of job costs, according to William Hipp, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Tenna. A machine might be on a jobsite, but its financial information could be elsewhere—in spreadsheets, timecards, ERP records, or meter readings.
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Inside Riverwalk—How EllisDon is rebuilding a live creek channel through an active downtown

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By Boshika Gupta Verified
| Under the Hard Hat
There’s no version of Riverwalk where downtown Brampton shuts down while crews rebuild the creek running through it. Over the next two years, EllisDon crews will widen and deepen a 600-meter section of Etobicoke Creek while keeping downtown Brampton running as usual—work that traces back to a 1948 flood that put roughly six feet of water into the downtown core and led the city to build the concrete channel now being torn out and replaced.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

I wish to. I've never been able to buy one but I hope to get my hands on one soon! A typewriter is tangible, old school, and beautiful.

What's your favorite social network?

Let's say I don't have a favorite. It's a double-edged sword — you're never good enough on social media and that's exhausting.

Why did you become a journalist?

It's not the most original answer but I'm all for transparency. I wanted to change the world (and psst...I hoped that I'll be remembered).