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Here’s What to Know About Abortion Access in Post-Roe Wisconsin

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By Samantha McCabe
| WNOV-AM (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
This story was originally published by Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service, where you can find other stories reporting on fifteen city neighborhoods in Milwaukee. Visit milwaukeenns.org. Since the U.S. Supreme Court revoked the federal constitutional right to an abortion in June, Wisconsin physicians have operated under a near-total abortion ban from the 1800s. Physicians call the language articulating the ban’s narrow exceptions vague.
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Here’s what to know about abortion access in post-Roe Wisconsin

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By Samantha McCabe
| The Monroe Times Verified
Here’s what to know about abortion access in post-Roe Wisconsin
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What to know about abortion access in post-Roe Wisconsin

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By Samantha McCabe
| Wisconsin Newspaper Association
This story was produced by Wisconsin Watch, a nonprofit, nonpartisan investigative reporting organization that focuses on government integrity and quality of life issues in Wisconsin. Protesters gather outside the Wisconsin State Capitol on June 24, 2022 in Madison, Wis., during a rally and march for abortion access. Earlier that day the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe. v. Wade, ending the federal constitutional right to an abortion.
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Here’s what to know about abortion access in post-Roe Wisconsin

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By Samantha McCabe
| Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Since the U.S. Supreme Court revoked the federal constitutional right to an abortion in June, Wisconsin physicians have operated under a near-total abortion ban from the 1800s. Physicians call the language articulating the ban’s narrow exceptions vague. That makes the question of what they should do in certain situations open to interpretation. Legal questions surround Wisconsin’s abortion law as well.
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Here’s what to know about abortion access in post-Roe Wisconsin

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By Samantha McCabe
| Wisconsin Public Radio Verified
Listen Live Protesters chant in front of the Wisconsin state Capitol in response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s draft ruling overturning Roe v. Wade on May 3, 2022, in Madison, Wis. Angela Major/WPR A guide for nativating reproductive health care under Wisconsin’s 173-year-old abortion ban Since the U.S. Supreme Court revoked the federal constitutional right to an abortion in June, Wisconsin physicians have operated under a near-total abortion ban from the 1800s.
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Here’s what to know about abortion access in post-Roe Wisconsin

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By Samantha McCabe
| Wisconsin Watch Verified
Reading Time: 8 minutes Wisconsin Watch is a nonprofit newsroom that focuses on government integrity and quality of life issues. Sign up for our newsletter for more stories straight to your inbox and donate to support our fact-checked journalism. Since the U.S. Supreme Court revoked the federal constitutional right to an abortion in June, Wisconsin physicians have operated under a near-total abortion ban from the 1800s. Physicians say the language articulating the ban’s narrow exceptions is vague.
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Cooling assistance is scarce across Wisconsin. But here are some options.

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By Samantha McCabe, Samantha McCabe Watch
| madison.com
The Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance Program will not offer utility assistance until Oct. 1, but residents can still apply beforehand to gain faster access to aid during the winter. Here are some other resources that might help. The Wisconsin Emergency Rental Assistance Program provides qualifying applicants up to 18 months worth of rental assistance, which includes help for paying utility bills.
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Nonprofit Helps Homes Get Air Conditioned

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By Samantha McCabe
| Urban Milwaukee Verified
36,500 Milwaukee homes lacked AC in 2019, mostly in low-income neighborhoods. //end headline wrapper ?> It was only 10 a.m. and already above 80 degrees as Freda Wright slowly walked down a residential block of Milwaukee’s Harambee neighborhood, clutching a clipboard under one arm. Sweat beaded on her forehead as she navigated creaky front gates and porch steps during a scorching mid-July week when temperatures eclipsed 90 degrees. Most people answered their door looking wary.
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Freda Wright, a program manager for the Eras Senior Network

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By Samantha McCabe
| The Journal Times Verified
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Cooling assistance is scarce in Milwaukee and across Wisconsin. But here are some options.

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By Samantha McCabe
| Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
The Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance Program will not offer utility assistance until Oct. 1, but residents can still apply beforehand to gain faster access to aid during the winter. Here are some other resources that might help. The Wisconsin Emergency Rental Assistance Program provides qualifying applicants up to 18 months worth of rental assistance, which includes help for paying utility bills.
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Cooling assistance is scarce in Milwaukee and across Wisconsin. But here are some options.

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By Samantha McCabe
| Wisconsin Watch Verified
Reading Time: 2 minutes The Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance Program will not offer utility assistance until Oct. 1, but residents can still apply beforehand to gain faster access to aid during the winter. Here are some other resources that might help. The Wisconsin Emergency Rental Assistance Program provides qualifying applicants up to 18 months worth of rental assistance, which includes help for paying utility bills.
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As Midwest summers get hotter, Milwaukee’s most at risk have an unmet need: air conditioning

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By Samantha McCabe, Rukiya Swan
| Madison365
As Wisconsin warms due to climate change, county and state officials have mapped the communities most prone to heat-related illnesses, educated residents about staying safe from the heat and directed the public to cooling sites during hot days. But cooling centers, while effective for some, don’t necessarily help those who lack transportation access or who are immobile.
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As Midwest summers get hotter, Milwaukee’s most at risk have an unmet need: air conditioning

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By Samantha McCabe
| Wisconsin Watch Verified
Reading Time: 9 minutes Wisconsin Watch is a nonprofit and nonpartisan newsroom. Subscribe to our newsletter to get our investigative stories and Friday news roundup. It was only 10 a.m. and already above 80 degrees as Freda Wright slowly walked down a residential block of Milwaukee’s Harambee neighborhood, clutching a clipboard under one arm. Sweat beaded on her forehead as she navigated creaky front gates and porch steps during a scorching mid-July week when temperatures eclipsed 90 degrees.
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What does abortion access look like in Canada?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Welcome to the 73rd issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of The Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week, then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com or reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram.
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Can you explain the significance of the Pope’s apology for the Catholic Church's role in residential schools?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Welcome to the 70th issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of The Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week, then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com or reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram.
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What are some components of the invasion of Ukraine I may have missed?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Welcome to the 67th issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of The Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week, then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com or reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram.
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What did I miss while I was following the news about the convoy?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Welcome to the 64th issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of The Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week, then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com or reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram.
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Is everyone feeling as crappy as I’m feeling right now?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Welcome to the 61st issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of The Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week, then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com or reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram. Let’s try something new: how about you send us to a friend who might enjoy this newsletter?
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How did Russia-Ukraine relations get so rocky (again)?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Welcome to the 58th issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of The Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week, then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com or reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram.
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The HIV epidemic is spreading among young people - and they don’t even know it

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By Samantha McCabe
Public health experts are calling for urgent changes to how young people are educated around HIV. Educator and advocate Deondre Moore poses in his undetectable=untransmissible shirt, a slogan which means that a person living with HIV who is on treatment and has an undetectable viral load cannot sexually transmit it. By Samantha McCabe Deondre Moore was looking forward to a carefree night.
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What’s the update on BC right now?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the 55th issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of The Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week, then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com or reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram.
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Is the COP26 deal going to save the world?

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By Samantha McCabe, Sierra Bein Verified
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the 54th issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sierra, one-third of The Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week, then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com or reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram. Like what you read? Just want to help some gals out?
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Can you break down Trudeau’s new cabinet for me?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Welcome to the 52nd issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of The Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week, then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com or reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram. Feeling spooky and seasonal?
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Can you please explain this (new) Facebook scandal?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Welcome to the 49th issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of The Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week, then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com or reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram.
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What is happening at Western University?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the 46th issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of the Supplement team! You control what we write about — just ask! If you’d like to submit a question, email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com. Befriend us on Instagram, and on Twitter. Consider buying us a coffee ☕  and help make The Supplement happen. This week, we’re tackling this question: What is happening at Western University?
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Another federal election?!

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the 43rd issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of the Supplement team! Just in case you don’t know the drill, we’re driven by reader-submitted questions. If you’d like to submit a question, email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com. And don’t forget to check us out on Instagram, and on Twitter.
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What is going on with the Green Party?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the 40th issue (WOW) of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of the Supplement team! Just in case you don’t know the drill: we’re driven by reader-submitted questions. If you’d like to submit a question, email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com. And don’t forget to check us out on Instagram, and on Twitter.
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What else happens when things get this hot?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the 37th issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of the Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week — it can seriously be about anything — then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com. And you know by now that we’re all over the interwebs (aka on Instagram, and on Twitter).
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Long-Awaited Roadmap Provides National Path to Ending Violence Against Women

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By Samantha McCabe
| The Tyee Verified
How can we make real headway on the issue of gender-based violence in Canada? It’s a complex question, but a new roadmap funded by the department of Women and Gender Equality and developed by Women’s Shelters Canada aims to provide holistic answers. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners What!?! The Number of New Tyee Monthly ‘Builders’ Sneaked to 1,000! Our campaign ended June 7. More of you kept quietly signing up, creating a beautiful surprise.
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Anti-Muslim hatred killed a family in Canada. What needs to be done?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the 34th issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of the Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question, email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com. And if you want to share our work, maybe our Instagram and Twitter are good places to start.
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What do I need to know about the old-growth logging protests in BC?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the 32nd issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of the Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week — it can seriously be about anything — then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com. Befriend us on Instagram, and on Twitter.
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BC Makes First Moves Against ‘Revenge Porn’

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By Samantha McCabe
| The Tyee Verified
British Columbia is exploring ways to better support victims of “revenge porn” and fill gaps left by federal legislation as reports of the crime rise. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Thank You! Tyee Adds 900 New Members to Monthly Supporter Program Our Builders are foundational to our growth and future success. A note of gratitude from our team.
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A safe place to land

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By Samantha McCabe
| This Magazine Verified
When recent university graduate Michelle Martins returned to her hometown of Kitimat, a town in northern B.C. with a population reported to be about 9,000 people, she didn’t plan to stay for long. “I came back to Kitimat. I gave myself a year.
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What’s the story behind the scary numbers coming out of India right now? 

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the 28th issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of the Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week — it can seriously be about anything — then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com. Befriend us on Instagram, and on Twitter.
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‘We Shouldn’t Suffer Quietly, Alone’: BC Women on Their Worsening Mental Health

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By Samantha McCabe
| The Tyee Verified
Kylie McMullan set her daughter up in front of a children’s art class on Zoom and sprinted into her bedroom. She had just gotten word that there was a fire to put out at work — pretty typical, as she runs her own small business and is raising two small children with her husband. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners The Tyee Is Hiring Three New Business Team Members We’re hiring a newsletter specialist, audience development analyst, and office co-ordinator.
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What’s the big picture on the big ship?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the 25th issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of the Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week — it can seriously be about anything — then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com.
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What the hell is going on with Canadian media right now?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the 22nd issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of the Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week — it can seriously be about anything — then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com. Befriend us on Instagram, and on Twitter.
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I saw that Trudeau took some new action on guns. Will this change anything?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the 19th issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of the Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week — it can seriously be about anything — then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com. Befriend us on Instagram, and on Twitter.
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How much worse has the opioid crisis in Canada gotten since the pandemic began?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the 16th issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of the Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week — it can seriously be about anything — then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com.
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Workplace Harassment Goes Virtual

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By Samantha McCabe
| The Walrus Magazine Verified
Last March, when COVID-19 case numbers started to climb in Canada, Denise Koster began to panic about how her job would change. As a workplace violence, harassment, and threat specialist who assesses and manages office harassment cases, she knows less business for her would be good news for employees. But she was aware that, as scores of workers were told to stay home and huddle behind their laptops, she’d have to find ways to adapt. She didn’t need to worry.
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Breaking down yesterday's insurrection at the U.S. Capitol

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the 13th issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of the Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week — it can seriously be about anything — then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com. And psst: don’t forget to follow us on Instagram.
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Ahem… what is going on with Pornhub?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the tenth (!!) issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of the Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week — it can seriously be about anything — then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com. As always, follow us on Instagram to integrate responsible media consumption into your feed.
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What Will Mable Elmore Mean for BC Seniors Care?

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By Samantha McCabe
| The Tyee Verified
Mable Elmore’s role as parliamentary secretary for seniors’ services and long-term care puts her at the centre of one of the government’s toughest challenges. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Win a Set of Masks from the Kindness Factory Each mask is made with love in Victoria, BC. Enter to win! But some supporters in the Filipino community are angry the Vancouver-Kensington MLA wasn’t made a full cabinet minister in the new NDP government.
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Charges dropped against Canadian journalist Zsombor Peter in Cambodia after three years

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By Samantha McCabe
| The Globe and Mail Verified
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I’ve heard a lot of talk about LNG, but I have no clue where to start. What even is it?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the sixth issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Samantha, one-third of the Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week — it can seriously be about anything — then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com. We’re also popping off over on Instagram, so make sure to give us a follow.
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I saw that the Toronto van attack trial began earlier this week. What do I need to know?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the fifth issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Samantha, one-third of the Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week — it can seriously be about anything — then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com. We’re also popping off over on Instagram, so make sure to give us a follow.
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On the Path to Permanent Residency, Migrant Students Are Running Out of Road

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By Samantha McCabe
| The Tyee Verified
Since COVID-19 spread to Canada and pandemic lockdowns fell in place, Rahil Adeli has been deeply distressed that her path towards permanent residency is in jeopardy. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners The Tyee Is Hiring a Senior Editor We’re in a big growth period and ready to add a new team member. Applications accepted on a rolling basis. The Vancouver Podcast Festival Returns — Online! Five days of panels, workshops, pitch sessions and more, Nov. 18 to 22.
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I know domestic violence has risen because of COVID-19. What is Canada actually doing about it?

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By Samantha McCabe
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the second issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. This is Sam, one-third of the Supplement team! Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week — it can seriously be about anything — then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com. This week, we’re tackling this question: I know domestic violence has risen because of COVID-19.
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Where They Stand: The Parties on Improving BC’s Post-secondary Schools

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By Samantha McCabe
| The Tyee Verified
The parties’ platforms may not have many ideas on fixing the affordability crisis in post-secondary education. But students do, and they’re lobbying for change during this election campaign. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners The Vancouver Podcast Festival Returns — Online! Five days of panels, workshops, pitch sessions and more, Nov. 18 to 22.
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I didn’t realize the tension in Nova Scotia about fishing rights is ongoing. Is there an end in sight?

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By Samantha McCabe, Sierra Bein Verified, Alex Nguyen Verified
| thesupplement.substack.com
Hey there, and welcome to the first issue of The Supplement, a newsletter that fills in the gaps of your other news intake. Each week, we pick a question submitted by you, our readers. If you’d like to submit a question for a future week — it can seriously be about anything — then email us at thesupplementnewsletter@gmail.com. This week, we’re tackling a question that is especially topical: I didn’t realize the tension in Nova Scotia about fishing rights is ongoing. Is there an end in sight?
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