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Missy Johnson

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As seen in: CBC News, CBRL-FM (Lethbridge, AB), CBUT-TV (Vancouver, BC), The Tyee
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More Métis turning to beading during pandemic for therapy and connecting to culture | CBC News

More Métis turning to beading during pandemic for therapy and connecting to culture | CBC News

In the midst of the harsh reality of a modern pandemic, some Métis people are soothing themselves with a trad…

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How Canada's Oilsands City Is Supporting Indigenous Food Sovereignty | The Tyee

How Canada's Oilsands City Is Supporting Indigenous Food Sovereignty | The Tyee

Genevieve Noel was in the room when Fort McMurray city councillors voted unanimously last month to provide al…

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Free Period Products Will Stay in Vancouver's Temporary Public Washrooms | The Tyee

Free Period Products Will Stay in Vancouver's Temporary Public Washrooms | The Tyee

The City of Vancouver has decided to go ahead and provide free menstrual products in three washroom trailers …

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When a Pandemic Hits, Working Moms Pay the Price | The Tyee

When a Pandemic Hits, Working Moms Pay the Price | The Tyee

Mothers have been more likely than fathers to lose their jobs during the pandemic and face greater damage to …

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How Indigenous Women Are Conquering TikTok | The Tyee

How Indigenous Women Are Conquering TikTok | The Tyee

Sherry McKay's dream of making movies and documentaries hit the rocks when she couldn't afford to finish a co…

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Three Months after Attack, Tiny House Warriors Complain of RCMP Inaction | The Tyee

Three Months after Attack, Tiny House Warriors Complain of RCMP Inaction | The Tyee

A group fighting a Trans Mountain pipeline work camp near Blue River, B.C. say they've faced escalating racis…

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Some people with disabilities in B.C. say they're not looking for love because they fear losing benefits | CBC News

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By Missy Johnson
| CBRL-FM (Lethbridge, AB) Verified
British Columbia·New People with disabilities face losing their provincial benefits if they marry or enter a common-law relationship, which some say can lead many to avoid pursuing or entering relationships.
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Visiting car dealerships can be intimidating for many women. These entrepreneurs hope to change that Original

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By Missy Johnson
| CBUT-TV (Vancouver, BC) Verified
Leyla Balouch has had her fair share of bad experiences at auto mechanic shops. But after seeking out the services of MAE, a virtual car-buying service designed to help women with the car shopping experience, Balouch says she's feeling more empowered to take care of her own car. "It was just really interesting to hear that there was somebody who could coach you through a very stressful and frustrating process that most people don't enjoy and that I had never done on my own before," Balouch said.
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B.C. winery becomes first in Canada to join climate action organization

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By Johanna Wagstaffe Verified, Rohit Joseph Verified, Missy Johnson
| CBUT-TV (Vancouver, BC) Verified
Our planet is changing. So is our journalism. This story is part ofOur Changing Planet, a CBC News initiative to show and explain the effects of climate change and what is being done about it. Drinking wine might be a new excuse to reduce your carbon footprint — but it depends where you get it from. A B.C. winery has become the first in Canada to join an international community of winemakers dedicated to reducing carbon emissions in the industry.
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