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Thaïs Grandisoli

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Greater Toronto Area, São Paulo, Toronto
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Thaïs Grandisoli’s Biography

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Thaïs Grandisoli is a multilingual journalist with a passion for storytelling across various platforms. With a Bachelor of Journalism degree with honors from Humber College in Toronto and a strong academic foundation from Centro Universitário Belas Artes in São Paulo, she combines her international education with hands-on experience in producing impactful and engaging content.

Recognized for her academic excellence, Thaïs is a recipient of the prestigious Reader’s Digest Foundation of Canada Aw…

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How birding's pandemic popularity is creating new data sources for science | CBC News

How birding's pandemic popularity is creating new data sources for science | CBC News

The influx of people taking an interest in the outdoors resulted in a significant increase in the amount of d…

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[LONG FEATURE] Navigating the AI Hype: Bias, Misinformation, and Objectivity in the Media

[LONG FEATURE] Navigating the AI Hype: Bias, Misinformation, and Objectivity in the Media

From computational science to education, AI also influences the media as journalists rush to adapt to possibl…

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Local gardening centre uses grant to support pollinator insect population | Humber News

Local gardening centre uses grant to support pollinator insect population | Humber News

Months after receiving a grant from the city of Toronto in April, the local environmental association Lakesho…

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Neighbourhood Association gives away 200 trees at the 5th Annual Long Branch Tree Fest

Neighbourhood Association gives away 200 trees at the 5th Annual Long Branch Tree Fest

Those who decided to head to Marie Curtis Park on Sunday, September 24 enjoyed a sunny day full of activities…

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The controversy over the term 'citizen science' | CBC News

The controversy over the term 'citizen science' | CBC News

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at the controversy over the term 'citizen science…

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How 2 kids used social media to raise thousands of dollars for the Brazilian rainforest | CBC New...

How 2 kids used social media to raise thousands of dollars for the Brazilian rainforest | CBC New...

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at two youngsters who raised money to plant trees…

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Navigating the AI Hype: Bias, Misinformation, and Objectivity in the Media

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By Thaïs Grandisoli
You wake up in the morning and ask your AI-assisted clock to stop and initiate your morning routine, as you brush your teeth you check how your sleep was on your smart watch. Now it’s time for breakfast and you know exactly what you’re going to have because a clever app already built your meal plan for the week. Moments later, a GPS guides you to your place of work, and if you can afford high-tech self-driving cars there’s no need to worry about that either.
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The Hummm: Episode One - Life After Humber

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By Thaïs Grandisoli
| skedline.com
Welcome to the first episode of The Hummm, a podcast created entirely by students in Humber College’s Bachelor of Journalism program. In this episode, our student reporters will introduce you to different Humber alumni and bring you short stories about life after graduation. First up, the story of an alumni who’s a landscaper, she tells reporter Tyler Therrien about how grateful she is for her apprenticeship program at Humber.
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Neighbourhood Association gives away 200 trees at the 5th Annual Long Branch Tree Fest

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By Thaïs Grandisoli
| skedline.com
The Long Branch Tree Fest just had its biggest year in terms of exhibitors and attendees on Sunday, September 24. Sponsored by the City of Toronto, the free tree program gave away close to two hundred native trees at the event hosted at Marie Curtis Park.
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