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Emma Paling

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Emma Paling is a writer and journalist in Toronto. Her award-winning journalism has been published widely by The Maple, The Breach, CBC News, HuffPost and Vice. Find her online @emmapaling.

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Police Didn’t Notify Public Of G7 Bomb Scare At Calgary Airport

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By Emma Paling Verified
| The Maple
Canadian law enforcement agencies are refusing to release details about a bomb scare at Calgary airport during last year’s G7 event in Kananaskis, Alta. The police had not previously alerted the public about the incident, which was later determined to be a false alarm. It is not clear if the police imposed any precautionary measures while the threat was investigated.
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Police Didn’t Notify Public Of G7 Bomb Scare At Calgary Airport

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By Emma Paling Verified
| Flipboard
Medicine Hat 5 hours ago 'Most incredible experience': Athletes compete at Special Olympics in Alberta ctvnews.ca - The Canadian Press • 5h MEDICINE HAT — Tanner Svenson says winning gold in bocce at the Special Olympics Canada Summer Games has capped off a life-changing week in southeast … Miss Universe 7 hours ago Ashley Callingbull Says No To Appropriation At This Year’s Miss Universe Canada chatelaine.com - Sarah Bauly • 7h Ashley Callingbull is calling out cultural appropriation on the...
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Media Featured 2 Times More Passengers Than Workers In WestJet Stories

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By Emma Paling Verified
| The Maple
Passengers’ grievances were cited more than twice as often as those of flight attendants in major news outlets’ coverage of the recent WestJet strike, an analysis by The Maple has found. Major television broadcasts and articles cited passengers’ grievances a total of 44 times, while flight attendants’ grievances were cited only 20 times.
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