Canada’s Temporary Foreign Workers Controversy: Years in the Making
Krystle Alarcon ’12
To Have & To Hold: Evelyn Amony’s Story
Jodie Martinson ’10
What the NHL lockout means for the CBC
Rachel Bergen, Emma Smith and Jimmy Thomson ’14
B.C. couple resumes the challenge of representing right-to-die case
Sunny Dhillon, ’08
Beneath the Boom: The Price of Progress in Brazil
The International Reporting Program reports on how land disputes in the name of economic progress have affected the lives of Brazil’s indigenous people
Shxw’éyelh: Stories of Health and Healing
Students of the SOJ’s inaugural Reporting in Indigenous Communities class document the steps B.C. First Nations are taking to heal their communities
The Pain Project
The International Reporting Program travels to Ukraine, Uganda and India to find out why so many patients are unable to access the painkiller morphine
Cheap Shrimp, Hidden Costs
The International Reporting Program uncovers the hidden cost of Thailand’s shrimp aquaculture industry, to its both labourers and the surrounding environment
Junos by Journos
Students of the SOJ’s first-ever Arts and Culture Journalism class offer comprehensive, live coverage of the 2012 Canadian music awards show