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Iman Janmohamed

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Canada, Edmonton, Vancouver
As seen in: CBC Edmonton, The Globe and Mail, Flipboard, The Ubyssey, Atin Ito, This is Edmonton
Covers:  accessibility, diversity, equity and inclusion, social media, health, satire
Reporter @CBCEdmonton. Previously @GlobeandMail @Ubyssey. She/her. iman.janmohamed(at)cbc.ca

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Student journalist with a commitment to fact-based reporting. Passionate about writing on accessibility, diversity, equity and inclusion, social media, and health. Experience in writing longform and satire.

Iman Janmohamed’s Journalist Portfolio

UBC student's short film, Wash Your Hands of My Blood, breaks boundaries at the ConnectHER Film F...

UBC student's short film, Wash Your Hands of My Blood, breaks boundaries at the ConnectHER Film F...

Wash Your Hands of My Blood follows Mitra (Nixita Taneja), a young girl who stays home from school due to her…

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Ask Iman: Staying safe with different substances

Ask Iman: Staying safe with different substances

Knowing your limits and experimenting in a safe space before a big bender is incredibly important.

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Vancouver Quadra profile: Dr. Devyani Singh, Green

Vancouver Quadra profile: Dr. Devyani Singh, Green

Bringing lived experience as a Queer woman of colour with a graduate degree to Parliament is Singh’s top prio…

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'You have a right to safety on your campus': UBC students' return to campus may mean a return to ...

'You have a right to safety on your campus': UBC students' return to campus may mean a return to ...

Since March of 2020, the opioid crisis has worsened and BC's drug supply has more Fentanyl in it. As school m…

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Hope on a post-it note: Students, faculty reflect on a year of COVID-19

Hope on a post-it note: Students, faculty reflect on a year of COVID-19

Psychology lecturer Dr. Benjamin Cheung was in the middle of a midterm prep session when one of his students …

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UBC announces rapid COVID-19 tests will be available for first years

UBC announces rapid COVID-19 tests will be available for first years

UBC has announced that rapid COVID-19 screening tests will be available for students and staff who live and w…

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Tornado causes 'significant damage' to parts of west-central Alberta county

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By Iman Janmohamed Verified
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Edmonton·New In a social media post on Sunday, Clearwater County said no injuries relating to the tornado have been reported. No reported injuries related to the twister, officials say Listen to this article Estimated 2 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. A tornado passed by the Rocky Mountain House area, in central Alberta, on July 18.
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AFN calls on Ottawa, provinces to protect treaty rights in wake of Alberta separatism

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By Iman Janmohamed Verified
| This is Edmonton
Edmonton·New First Nations chiefs from across Canada are calling on the federal and provincial governments to protect treaty rights from, what they say are, threats posed by Alberta separatism. Chiefs pass resolution stating no province can alter, extinguish treaty rights Listen to this article Estimated 4 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results.
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How has tornado forecasting technology changed over time?

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By Iman Janmohamed Verified
| This is Edmonton
Edmonton·CBC Explains Nowadays, meteorologists rely on computer modelling and Doppler radars to track and forecast storms. But in the 1980s, technology was not nearly as advanced. Social media has changed prediction landscape, weather expert says Listen to this article Estimated 6 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results.
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