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Cloe Logan’s Journalist Portfolio

The real story behind one of the most replicated totem poles in Vancouver

The real story behind one of the most replicated totem poles in Vancouver

Just steps away from some of Vancouver's most recognizable totem poles, a souvenir shop sells cheap knock-off…

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Canada's cities lack the authority they need to quit natural gas, but it's an important step in l...

Canada's cities lack the authority they need to quit natural gas, but it's an important step in l...

Like many foodies, Jodie Johnson likes to cook with cast-iron cookware on her gas stove - the open flame gets…

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Carney government accused of burying climate report warning of worsening impacts

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By Cloe Logan Verified
| National Observer Verified
Environmental groups say there’s a reason why the federal government quietly released its latest climate report, which finds that average temperatures in Canada are set to go up by at least 3.5 C by the end of the century.
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Toronto recovering from 100-year storm

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By Cloe Logan Verified
| National Observer Verified
Toronto is still recovering from Wednesday’s storm, which left 65,000 residents without power at its peak. Hail, rain and lightning knocked down trees, closed the Don Valley Parkway, damaged Rogers Stadium and shuttered parts of the subway system. Kirk Morris saw the weather change instantaneously. “There was golf-sized hail coming down, branches falling. Couldn't see inches in front of you, and now there's a full-on river that you could probably raft down to Front Street on,” he said.
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Federal government releases data centre policy signed by tech giants

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By Cloe Logan Verified, Zoë Mason Verified
| National Observer Verified
The federal government has announced its framework to guide data centre development in Canada, which has been signed by the world’s largest AI companies. Amazon, Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, Meta, Microsoft and more all signed onto the framework, which was announced by AI Minister Evan Solomon on Thursday. Solomon said the guidelines are not a new approval process, nor do they trump the approval processes from lower levels of government.
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Awards

British Columbia and Yukon Community Newspaper Association Scholarship

2019