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Emily Senger

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Emily Senger’s Journalist Portfolio

Queen of the cupcakes

Queen of the cupcakes

A survey of the cupcake bakery competition, and co-operation, on Toronto's Queen Street East.

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Military drones put to good use

Military drones put to good use

A fledgling company in southern Alberta is sending drone technology originally designed for the military into…

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OMG! Text message celebrates its 20th anniversary :-)

OMG! Text message celebrates its 20th anniversary :-)

Twenty years ago today, the world's first text message travelled from a computer to a phone and it changed th…

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Ringing true

Ringing true

Anesthesiologist Jonathan Kong might find titanium in the Sunnybrook Hospital operating room, where it is use…

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Articles

Customers alarmed by poor service from home security company

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By Emily Senger Verified
| CBC Edmonton
It was bad news when Angela Larson answered her phone at 7 a.m. on a Monday morning in June. Her alarm monitoring company was on the line. They told her there was a break-in at Swish, her vintage clothing store on Edmonton's 124th Street. When Larson arrived at her business, shattered glass crunched beneath her feet. Her front window and display cabinets were destroyed. Whoever did it made off with fistfuls of jewelry from the broken cases.
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From communists to separatists, meet the other Alberta parties in this year's election

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By Emily Senger Verified
| CBC Edmonton
We've heard plenty from the United Conservative Party and the New Democratic Party during this election. But there are 12 other political parties registered with Elections Alberta, all are running candidates. Here's a rundown of who's who and what they believe in. Un-unite the right Seven parties pushing for various degrees of Alberta sovereignty are running candidates.
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Affordability front and centre in Alberta election as cost of living spikes Original

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By Emily Senger Verified
| CBC Edmonton
It costs more to live in Alberta now than it did during the last provincial election. Inflation hit a nearly 40-year high last June and many living on fixed or lower incomes have been struggling. Inflation is now easing, but eight consecutive interest rate hikes from the Bank of Canada are making mortgages and other debt more expensive. It's a perfect storm that's putting affordability front and centre in the Alberta election.
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Interview

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What was your first job as a journalist?

Intern at the Calgary Herald.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

We had an electric typewriter when I was about 11, before our first PC.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

A short email or press release.