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Cara Gordon

British Columbia
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Cara Gordon’s Biography

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I focus on environmental reporting, stories from Indigenous communities, science reporting and solutions-based journalism. While I am trained in a full suite of multimedia reporting mediums, my main focus is on written and video/photojournalism, from breaking news to longer-form features.

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The 25th Hour: Permafrost is melting. Why should you care? - Capital Current

The 25th Hour: Permafrost is melting. Why should you care? - Capital Current

Emma Fazakas and Cara Gordon dive into this frozen phenomenon and how it impacts Canada.

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The 25th Hour: Music is magic - Capital Current

The 25th Hour: Music is magic - Capital Current

Music teacher Jeannie Hunter won a Juno Award in 2025 for her dedication and passion to teaching her high sch…

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Thieves target North Vancouver Indigenous art gallery

Thieves target North Vancouver Indigenous art gallery

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Citizen Scientists Advocate for Salish Sea Whales

Citizen Scientists Advocate for Salish Sea Whales

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Lynn Valley filmmaker releases new queer comedy web series

Lynn Valley filmmaker releases new queer comedy web series

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Pikwakanagan coalition looks to uncover hidden history through river journey Original

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By Cara Gordon, Jadie Leung, Somin An
| Ottawa Citizen Verified
Pikwakanagan coalition looks to uncover hidden history through river journey Coalition of Algonquin and non-Indigenous paddlers will undertake their third annual canoe journey on historic Ottawa River route this summer. Last updated 38 minutes ago You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account.
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The 25th Hour: Permafrost is melting. Why should you care?  - Capital Current

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By Emma Fazakas, Cara Gordon
| Capital Current
As the climate crisis progresses, it’s especially visible in Canada’s arctic regions. While it might not look like much, permafrost is a big part of that. In fact, if greenhouse gases released from thawing permafrost were counted as a country, it would be the third or fourth largest emitter in the world. Reporters Emma Fazakas and Cara Gordon speak with climate experts to learn more about this frozen phenomenon and how its thawing impacts all Canadians.
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Watch: Lynn Valley filmmaker releases new queer comedy web series

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By Cara Gordon
| Vancouver is Awesome Verified
The entire show was shot in Breanne Williamson’s parents’ basement. From a North Vancouver basement film set, to Youtube fame and hopefully beyond, Breanne Williamson hopes her new LGBTQ+ comedy series will make you laugh. The Lynn Valley local is a lesbian-identifying creative, actor, filmmaker, writer, and stand-up comedian, as well as a real estate agent. And she is the first to admit that she “wears a lot of hats.” It’s taken a lot of hustle to spin that passion into a career, said Williamson.
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How is social media changing news?

Social media is making it much easier to find niche news, and much harder for readers to believe what they see.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

Bringing new perspectives and shining a light on underreported stories.

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

A work-in-progress documentary, showcasing resiliency and resolve out on the land in northern B.C., is my most worthwhile story so far.