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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), Flipboard, Chatelaine, Exclaim! 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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2019 CBC Nonfiction Prize winner Jenny Boychuk examines the relationship with her mom in Antonyms...

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PWHL Walter cup goes missing for the second-time this off-season

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By Eva Zhu Verified
| NOW Toronto Verified
For the second time this offseason, the Walter Cup has gone missing in transit. The PWHL championship trophy first failed to show up two weeks ago for a day of celebration with Montreal Victoire champion Dara Grieg. This time around, the trophy wasn’t delivered in time for an Athleta event in Brighton, Mich. with former Victoire player Shiann Darkangelo. For the second time this off-season, the Walter Cup has gone missing.
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Wu-Tang Clan, Turnstile, and Melanie C headline Toronto concerts this week

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By Eva Zhu Verified
| NOW Toronto Verified
Wu-Tang, Turnstile and Melanie C are among the biggest artists performing in Toronto and the GTA this week. Concerts run from Sept. 8 to Sept. 13 at venues including RBC Amphitheatre and SobeyS Stadium. Tickets are still available for many shows, with prices starting at around $52 depending on the event.
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Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on $28 billion of American goods are now in effect — here’s what to know

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By Eva Zhu Verified
| NOW Toronto Verified
Canada’s counter tariffs on nearly $28 billion of American goods went into effect just after midnight on Tuesday. The tariffs range from 15 per cent to 50 per cent and targets products such as dairy, beauty and makeup, kitchenware, and toilet paper. Products with a 15 per cent tariff include power/non-power tools, air conditioners, and forklifts. Products with a 25 per cent tariff include cheese, toilet paper, knives, and carpets.
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