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Eva Zhu

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Toronto, Vancouver
As seen in: NOW Toronto, MSN Canada, MSN New Zealand, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBC Arts, CBC Music, CBC Windsor, CBL-FM (Toronto, ON), Chatelaine, Exclaim!, Kiwi Collection and
Covers:  Current affairs, literature, music, film, COVID-19, mental health, American and Canadian politics, women's rights, beauty and lifestyle

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I’m a multimedia journalist and audio producer with 4+ years of experience at CBC, specializing in breaking news, politics, arts, culture, and health reporting. I have written over 120 thoroughly researched daily news articles, produced over 200 live and pre-taped radio segments under tight deadlines, and edited over 60 episodes of CBC’s Commotion podcast. I’m adept at digital production, internal and external stakeholder communications, creating compelling social media content, and real-time t…

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Toronto’s FIFA Fan Festival isn’t over yet. Here’s what’s happening until July 19

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By Eva Zhu Verified
| NOW Toronto Verified
Toronto may have hosted its last FIFA World Cup game on July 2, but FIFA Fan Festival is still at The Bentway and Fort York Historic Site until July 19. Over the next two weeks, there will still be free activities, concerts, and watch parties. You can watch the quarterfinals, semifinals, bronze medal game, and championship game at FIFA Fan Festival. Before and after games, three iconic Canadian rock bands will take the stage to play hour-long sets.
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Changes to Ontario’s laws came into effect on Canada Day. Here’s what you need to know

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By Eva Zhu Verified
| NOW Toronto Verified
Starting on Canada Day, a slew of updated laws in Ontario have taken effect, including rules around air conditioning and auto insurance. These laws are just two amendments in a host of regulatory changes that took effect on July 1, 2026. Here’s what residents need to know to stay in the loop. The province is making it easier for applications to acquire professional engineer licenses by reducing the mandatory years of experience from four years to two years.
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Live music in Toronto this week: Alex Warren, Madison Beer and more concerts to catch

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By Eva Zhu Verified
| NOW Toronto Verified
Now that the heatwave is over and Torontonians can leave the house again, it’s time to catch an exciting concert. Whether you’re looking to jam to Alex Warren’s brand of chill pop-rock or crowdsurf during Arm’s Length’s electric setlist, thislist of shows in Toronto has it all. From emotional pop-rock to chamber quartets, concert lovers will have plenty of opportunities to catch a show or two around the GTA.
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