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Katie Hyslop

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  • Education and Youth Issues Reporter, The Tyee
As seen in: The Tyee, Wiley Online Library, The Toronto Star, Flipboard, The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON), rabble.ca, St. Catharines Standard, Welland Tribune, J-Source, Pique NewsMagazine, Penticton Herald and
Covers:  first nations, child welfare, homelessness, youth, aboriginal issues, harm reduction, income disparity, education, poverty
Account archived. Find me on: @kehyslop.bsky.social Ed/Social justice journo @TheTyee. Settler on stolen xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, səl̓ilwətaɁɬ, and Skwxwú7mesh lands.

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Freelance journalist writing for @TheTyee and @Tyee Solutions, and news editor for @Megaphonemag. Main focuses are education, youth issues, affordable housing, poverty, and other social justice reporting. Formerly (and proudly) of Newfoundland and Labrador, currently residing in Vancouver, British Columbia. Doesn't answer to Newf.

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Rise of the Really, Really Young Vote | The Tyee

Rise of the Really, Really Young Vote | The Tyee

Half of Canada's schools will host mock elections this week -- thousands more than in 2011. For Jordon Anders…

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How Many Poor Kids Live in Your Riding? | The Tyee

How Many Poor Kids Live in Your Riding? | The Tyee

Data shows more than half of BC's districts above national child poverty average. A national group of anti-po…

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How Can Canada Meet Its Refugee Goals? Ask Migrant Youth | The Tyee

How Can Canada Meet Its Refugee Goals? Ask Migrant Youth | The Tyee

A group of refugee and immigrant youth in British Columbia have a few ideas to help Canada meet its refugee g…

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'Stolen Sisters' Invites National Reckoning on Missing Women | The Tyee

'Stolen Sisters' Invites National Reckoning on Missing Women | The Tyee

When Emmanuelle Walter moved to Canada from France five years ago, she thought she was moving to one of the h…

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Let Me Be Clear: Fact Checking Leaders on Foreign Policy | The Tyee

Let Me Be Clear: Fact Checking Leaders on Foreign Policy | The Tyee

A civil debate, sure. But civility, it seems, doesn't always encourage truthfulness.

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Canada's Lousy Record on Gender Equality No Surprise, Advocates Say | The Tyee

Canada's Lousy Record on Gender Equality No Surprise, Advocates Say | The Tyee

After starving 'Status of Women' offices, feds produce report showing gaps in pay, violence flatlining.

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Stephanie Allen Wants to Be Vancouver’s Next Mayor

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By Katie Hyslop Verified
| The Tyee Verified
Stephanie Allen has been a community leader for a long time now. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners At Knowledge Network, Indigenous Brilliance Shines On The BC-based public broadcaster delivers 12 powerful films and original series to mark Indigenous History Month. For over 20 years, Allen has spent her career working in housing development in the province.
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Stephanie Allen Wants to Be Vancouver’s Next Mayor

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By Katie Hyslop Verified
| Flipboard
Crime (Canada) 9 hours ago Man convicted of murdering wife days after he arrived in Canada ctvnews.ca - Todd Coyne • 9h Warning: Graphic content A man has been convicted of second-degree murder for fatally stabbing his wife in Abbotsford, B.C., just days after he … Max Scherzer 12 hours ago Blue Jays' Max Scherzer to pitch for Vancouver Canadians at Nat Bailey Stadium dailyhive.com - Rob Williams • 12h Mad Max is coming to Nat Bailey.
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Is BC’s New Disability Funding Putting Some Kids at Risk?

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By Katie Hyslop Verified
| The Tyee Verified
Listen to this article Parents Sara Lindberg and Lynn Henderson say changing the province’s direct funding formula for supporting kids and youth with disabilities is a good thing. They just don’t understand why the shift in approach will result in a loss of funding for their autistic children’s needs.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Senior reporter at The Muse, Memorial University of Newfoundland's students' newspaper.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. I failed horribly.

How is social media changing news?

By making journalists more directly responsible, and responsive, to their audience.
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