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As seen in: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Maclean's, Chatelaine, Literary Review of Canada Magazine
Now: @cbcasithappens Formerly: @uncovercbc Season 6: Satanic Panic. Creepy cactus by Martensville artist Caroline Cox bigsta.net/account/caroli…
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Quebec paper artist who comforted and empowered kids dies from COVID-19

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By Lisa Rundle Verified
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
Claude Lafortune died of COVID-19 on April 19. His grandson said the artist and children's TV show host should be remembered for his kindness and work to inspire children. Quebec paper artist Claude Lafortune died at the age 83 on April 19. He's pictured here in 1981. (André Le Coz/Radio-Canada) Listen7:29 Transcript Claude Lafortune will be remembered for his kindness and his work to inspire children, his grandson says.
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Satanic Panic: How a tiny town was swept up in a wave of accusations

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By Emily Pasiuk Verified, Lisa Rundle Verified, Ilina Ghosh Verified
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
Emily Pasiuk, Lisa Bryn Rundle and Ilina Ghosh March 15, 2020 In the latest season of the CBC investigative podcast Uncover, host Lisa Bryn Rundle delves into the mass hysteria about satanic ritual abuse, which swept across North America in the 1980s, eventually landing in Martensville, Sask. Listen to the full season of Uncover: Satanic Panic at CBC.ca/uncover or on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or Spotify. It was the spring of 1992 in the small town of Martensville.
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An anarchist dog-walker on working for the one per cent - Macleans.ca

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By Lisa Rundle Verified, Brian Bethune, Mark Brown, Meagan Campbell
| Maclean's Verified
If you’ve ever handed your house keys to a relative stranger, you’ll know there is a moment when visions of invasive snooping flicker behind your eyes. It’s irrational, you tell yourself. According to Stephens, an anarchist and now author, it’s way worse than you imagined.
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