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Joyita Sengupta

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As seen in: Front Burner, MSN Canada, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBLT-TV (Toronto, ON), The Globe and Mail, The National, Daily Hive Toronto
Journalist at CBC's Front Burner ~ Formerly Nothing is Foreign, The National, the Globe and Mail, CBC News Network and Torontoist.

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Nearly two-decade search reunites 6 Haitian siblings, including youngest adopted by Canadians | CBC News Original

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By Joyita Sengupta Verified
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
It was March 2020, just a week before the entire world shut down, when Michel Prentice received a message on LinkedIn that changed his life. "He was like, 'I think you are my brother,'" recalled Prentice."And he was sending me photos of myself asking, 'I think this is you?'" Since then, he has been reconnecting with the family he never knew he had. 30-year-old Michel was born in Haiti, and adopted at just five weeks of age by his Canadian parents, Susette and David.
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Foundation seeks $200 million from federal budget to help support non-profits working with Black community | CBC News Original

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By Joyita Sengupta Verified
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
Proposal comes after report reveals Black-led organizations are significantly underfunded. The Foundation for Black Communities has asked the federal government for $200-million from the upcoming budget to start an endowment for Black-led charities. Two community organizers say they need reliable, steady funding to help the people they serve, many hit hard by COVID-19. 3:21 Eugenia Addy remembers what it was like as a young Black girl in Toronto's The East Mall, trying to envision her future.
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India's farmers in uneasy standoff with government after recent Delhi protest | CBC News

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By Simi Bassi, Joyita Sengupta Verified
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
Farmers and their supporters say they are committed to keep demonstrating despite internet blackouts, tough conditions at protest camps. Farmers protest against the Indian central government's recent agricultural reforms at the Red Fort in New Delhi on Jan. 26. Clashes with police that day left at least one person dead and hundreds injured. (Sajjad Hussain/AFP via Getty Images) In the wake of clashes between demonstrators and police in Delhi on Jan.
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