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Pacinthe Mattar

Toronto
As seen in: MSN Canada, BuzzFeed, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), The Toronto Star, BuzzFeed News, Chatelaine, The Walrus Magazine, Canadian Business, Canadian Geographic, Nieman Reports and
extinct Egyptian flower | journalist | '23 Asper fellow @WesternU | instructor @Harvard @BU_SJI | '21/22 @NiemanFdn fellow | Rihanna's Toronto wife | اسكندرانية
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Waterkeeper : how water can be a blueprint for peace

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By Pacinthe Mattar
| Canadian Geographic Verified
Bashar Alshawwa thinks Canadians are spoiled. He’s immediately apologetic as he admits this, smiling sheepishly — and questions out loud if he even has the right to say that as a newcomer to Canada from the occupied West Bank. But to him, being able to turn on the tap at home at any time — and get clean water on demand — is a new kind of “heaven” that he thinks most Canadians don’t appreciate enough.
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Pets | The Walrus

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By Catherine Bush, Josh Greenblatt, Pacinthe Mattar
| The Walrus Magazine Verified
Hillary was weeding the flower bed, and questioning the weediness of weeds, some of which were just as beautiful as any flower, when an urgent message reached her from the …
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When It Matters Most, Student Journalists Are Showing Up

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By Pacinthe Mattar
| The Walrus Magazine Verified
In April 2024, students set up encampments at universities across Canada and the United States to protest Israel’s bombardment of Gaza. Columnists with prestigious outlets wrote condescending op-eds about the protesters.
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