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Julia Lipscombe

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Senior Producer, @CBCEarlyEdition. Ontario-grown. Runner. Raptors enthusiast. She/Her.
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My relationship with my husband's ex-wife makes me a better mother and person

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By Julia Lipscombe Verified
| Storylines (Podcast)
The Doc Project First Person We don’t buy into the idea that divorce means acrimony Posted: May 06, 2022 This First Person column is the experience of Julia Lipscombe who became a step-mother and co-parent after marrying her husband, Jesse. For more information about CBC's First Person stories, please see the FAQ. On Mother's Day I celebrate all the moms in my life. My sister, many of my friends, my mother-in-law and sisters-in-law.
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Why My Husband And I Live In Separate Cities Half Of The Time

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By Julia Lipscombe Verified
| Chatelaine Verified
My husband and I were driving when we decided to turn our almost-perfect blended-family upside-down. Our three boys—aged 13, 11 and 4 at the time—were in the back; we were returning home to Edmonton from a weekend spent in Regina. Wide swaths of blue Prairie sky and golden-yellow earth were whizzing by outside of our Ford Explorer’s dusty windows. Jesse and I started talking about where we wanted to move, one of our favourite recurring conversations.
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The good, the bad and the abusive: Businesses report variety of experiences with vaccine card program

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By Julia Lipscombe Verified
| CBUT-TV (Vancouver, BC) Verified
Six weeks into the B.C. vaccine card program, the assistant general manager of the province's biggest stadium said it's been a resounding success. "We're seeing a lot of guests coming into the venue feeling really confident that they're protected in the space," said Jenna Visram of B.C. Place.
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