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Mariam Nouser

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Brampton, Toronto
As seen in: The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, Her Campus, Waterloo Region Record, The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON), Winnipeg Free Press, Today's Parent, Toronto.com, Brampton Guardian, Muslim Girl and
communications consultant and freelance journalist • formerly @WR_Record @torontostar @ovillebanner 📧 mariam.nouser@outlook.com

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Mariam Nouser’s Biography

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I am a final-year journalism student at X (Ryerson) University. I'm the communities editor for the Eyeopener, Ryerson's independent, student-run paper.

I recently finished a two-month, full-time internship with Torstar's Summer Student Journalism Program, working out of the Orangeville Banner and Erin Advocate. I wrote a variety of articles including council meetings, community stories and business related articles. I also worked with two of the other student journalists on developing the Metro…

Mariam Nouser’s Journalist Portfolio

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What you need to know about learning supports and accommodations

What you need to know about learning supports and accommodations

Navigating university life as a first-year presents a wide range of new challenges, especially for those leav…

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New Black Initiative Fund launches for student projects

New Black Initiative Fund launches for student projects

Student Life and Learning Support at Ryerson has launched a new fund for Black students to gain seed funding …

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Internal testing and new hires are among Orangeville's Headwaters Health Care Centre's COVID-19 r...

Internal testing and new hires are among Orangeville's Headwaters Health Care Centre's COVID-19 r...

The Grand Valley council heard the annual report at the Aug. 10 meeting

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Erin council hears proposal for new tower to boost local internet access

Erin council hears proposal for new tower to boost local internet access

The proposed tower would be located at 5826 Winston Churchill Blvd.

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Robotics classes, tax levies and development: highlights from Orangeville council

Robotics classes, tax levies and development: highlights from Orangeville council

An overview of discussions from the most recent council meeting on Aug. 9

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Orangeville collision sends one to hospital with non-life threatening injuries

Orangeville collision sends one to hospital with non-life threatening injuries

One person was sent to hospital with non-life threatening injuries after a after a two-vehicle collision Wedn…

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Articles

The Centre for Family Business works to support the next generation of family firms in Waterloo Region

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By Mariam Nouser
| Waterloo Region Record Verified
KITCHENER — For 25 years, the Centre for Family Business has helped family-owned firms in Waterloo Region navigate the shoals of entrepreneurship. Next week, it’s holding a “Young Gen” mixer to give young people the chance to learn from seasoned Waterloo Region family businesses. The centre hopes the mixer, hosted at the family-owned Descendants Beer in Kitchener, will expand its membership and increase awareness about its services among younger entrepreneurs, said executive director Brian Bourke.
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The Centre for Family Business works to support the next generation of family firms in Waterloo Region

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By Mariam Nouser
| WaterlooChronicle.ca Verified
News The Centre for Family Business is holding a “Young Gen” mixer on Aug. 30 in Kitchener KITCHENER — For 25 years, the Centre for Family Business has helped family-owned firms in Waterloo Region navigate the shoals of entrepreneurship. Next week, it’s holding a “Young Gen” mixer to give young people the chance to learn from seasoned Waterloo Region family businesses.
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Afrofest returns to Waterloo after pandemic hiatus

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By Mariam Nouser
| Waterloo Region Record Verified
WATERLOO — After cancelling its large-scale festival two years in a row due to COVID-19, Afrofest is returning to Waterloo this Labour Day weekend. Happening on Sept. 3 from 12-6 p.m. in Waterloo Park, the festival will celebrate various African cultures with live performances, artisan booths and food. Somalia, Nigeria and Sudan are some of the countries that will be featured at the festival. ”We are so happy for the return of Afrofest.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My first paying job was this past summer as a journalist for the Orangeville Banner via Torstar's Summer Student Journalism program.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

I prefer to be emailed if an outlet thinks I am suitable to write a story. I am pretty quick with responses.

What's your favorite social network?

I like Twitter and Instagram equally. I love connecting with fellow journos on Twitter and the visual aspect of IG.

Awards

Alan Shepard EDI Award

2020 - Leadership and EDI
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Best Lower Year Feature

2021 - Feature Writing
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