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Shilpashree Jagannathan

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  • Multimedia Journalist and Producer, Freelance
Bangalore, Mumbai, Toronto
As seen in: Medium, MSN Money Canada, Yahoo Life, Business Insider, Aol, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBC Hamilton, CBC News, Flipboard, Mint and
Covers:  Social justice, feminism, business
Multimedia Journalist | Producer

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Shilpashree Jagannathan’s Biography

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I am a journalist from India. I now live in Toronto and have worked as a business reporter for leading newspapers in India. I have tracked telecom, infrastructure, and real estate news developments and have produced podcast series. I focus on human rights, feminist movements, and other related issues in Canada and India. My weekends are spent bird watching in one of the Toronto birding hotspots; I love trails, biking, and a lot of sun.

Shilpashree Jagannathan’s Journalist Portfolio

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'Mrs Chatterjee vs. Norway' sparks reflections on immigrant parenting in Canada

'Mrs Chatterjee vs. Norway' sparks reflections on immigrant parenting in Canada

Cultural variations in parenting styles can put immigrant families at odds with child protection services, ne…

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Canada has just sent a third warship to the Indo-Pacific, officially upping defence spending in t...

Canada has just sent a third warship to the Indo-Pacific, officially upping defence spending in t...

It was a step deemed necessary to help allies pressure North Korea to abandon their ongoing missile testing.

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Brampton becomes third Canadian jurisdiction to include caste as a protected category

Brampton becomes third Canadian jurisdiction to include caste as a protected category

"With a significant South Asian population, Brampton's recognition of caste as a protected category acknowled…

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Stop Making Jokes About Our Bra Size And Mind Your Business

Stop Making Jokes About Our Bra Size And Mind Your Business

When Kate Winslet said, "Young women should enjoy their life instead of worrying about how they look," it stu…

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Stop Making Jokes About Our Bra Size And Mind Your Business

Stop Making Jokes About Our Bra Size And Mind Your Business

When Kate Winslet said, "Young women should enjoy their life instead of worrying about how they look," it stu…

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South Asian women in Peel region can't find bank lockers to store ancestral gold

South Asian women in Peel region can't find bank lockers to store ancestral gold

Regions with concentrated South Asian populations are seeing high demand, with some people ending up on years…

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Americans with dual citizenship in Canada in high demand as voters in the November midterms

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By Shilpashree Jagannathan Verified
| Penticton Herald Verified
Sara Biegel Evans was seven years old when her family left the United States. She grew up in Vancouver, B.C., went to high school there and moved around a bit before building a life in Canada. But every election cycle, she still requests an absentee ballot for Massachusetts, a state where, as she puts it, "my vote very much does not matter." She votes anyway. "It's moved beyond civic duty," she said.
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Americans with dual citizenship in Canada in high demand as voters in the November midterms

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By Shilpashree Jagannathan Verified
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
Sara Biegel Evans was seven years old when her family left the United States. She grew up in Vancouver, B.C., went to high school there and moved around a bit before building a life in Canada. But every election cycle, she still requests an absentee ballot for Massachusetts, a state where, as she puts it, “my vote very much does not matter.” She votes anyway. “It’s moved beyond civic duty,” she said.
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Newcomers continue to pay much higher car insurance premiums, despite modest progress in ON and B.C.

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By Shilpashree Jagannathan Verified
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
Ontario offered newcomers to the province a minor reprieve beginning July 1, when it allowed drivers to count a maximum of a year of foreign driving experience towards calculating their insurance premiums. The only exceptions are immigrants from the U.S., the U.K., Australia, Japan, South Korea, and several nations in Western Europe.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I was a sub editor

Have you ever used a typewriter?

yes

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

by email