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Ayesha Barmania

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  • Ending gender-based violence, one man at a time
  • Episode 7 — Site by Otonabee River Goes from Paved to Paradise
  • Operation Catnip helps feral cats and you can too
  • Meet Peterborough's first black City Councillors
  • Gender Journeys program supports trans people and their loved ones

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Featured, Writing May 27, 2018December 24, 2018 By: Ayesha Barmania

With scallops, this B.C. First Nation is developing a sustainable economy

Coastal Shellfish in Prince Rupert, B.C., is raising sustainable scallops. The company grew out of Coastal First Nations Corporation, an alliance of several First Nations communities, including Gitga’at First Nation.

Audio November 15, 2017December 24, 2018 By: Ayesha Barmania

ICYMI: Behind the scenes of big news stories in 2017

What is it like to confront Harvey Weinstein or to be swept up by the ‘antifa’ movement? Listen to the most significant stories of this year.

Audio, Featured September 5, 2017December 24, 2018 By: Ayesha Barmania

The Disclosure Dilemma: Talking about disability at work

A holiday program about disability disclosure for CBC Radio.

Audio, Featured June 7, 2017December 24, 2018 By: Ayesha Barmania

“To me, the future is accessible… I have a very good imagination.”

In speeches delivered at The Walrus Talks, accessibility advocate Aimee Louw imagines a future when she can access services without […]

Video, Writing February 26, 2017December 24, 2018 By: Ayesha Barmania

Eskasoni Immersion School builds strength of Mi’kmaq language

Eskasoni is a First Nation community on Cape Breton Island, and by many accounts, the Mi’kmaq language is alive and […]

Featured, Video February 3, 2017December 24, 2018 By: Ayesha Barmania

‘Who is Jimmy Gwich?’: the story behind my radio sign-off

A video about Cross Country Checkup host Duncan McCue and his radio sign-off.

Writing June 1, 2016December 24, 2018 By: Ayesha Barmania

La Vie Bilingue: French immersion programs in Canada through the ages

Since its beginnings in the 1960s, French immersion has polarized many Canadians, and the debate lives on today. Read this […]

Featured, Writing May 22, 2016December 24, 2018 By: Ayesha Barmania

Women seek apology, inquiry from government for ‘forced adoptions’

Spring of 1968, an 18-year-old ‘unwed mother’ sees her son for the first and last time before a 33 year […]

Writing May 22, 2016December 24, 2018 By: Ayesha Barmania

Women seek apology, inquiry from government for ‘forced adoptions’

Throughout the 1940’s to the 1980’s an estimated 350,000 women were coerced into giving their children for adoption without their […]

Writing May 8, 2016December 24, 2018 By: Ayesha Barmania

Rising from the ashes and smoke in Fort Mac

Fort McMurray evacuees are beginning the long process of coming to terms with what was lost in the flames. The […]

Audio, Writing March 6, 2016December 24, 2018 By: Ayesha Barmania

Iqaluit school boosts attendance 20 per cent with blended cultural programs

From an average attendance rate of about 60 per cent, the principal of Aqsarniit Ilinniarvik Middle School led a push […]

Writing March 6, 2016December 24, 2018 By: Ayesha Barmania

‘Culture shock’ impedes some Inuit students from success in south

The vast differences in size and cultural practices can prove to be a challenge for many Inuit who go to […]

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Did you know full-time undergrad tuition in 1969 was $550?
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  • @heyjeffreymoore says my new lamp makes me look like an angler fish. I like to think I have many more attributes that makes me resemble an epic deep sea predator. 
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