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April Lindgren

August 31, 2016
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Eye on Brampton: “Ethnic Media are Community Institutions”

Prof. April Lindgren (picture at right) of Ryerson University has made a name for herself studying ethnic media in Canada for many

March 17, 2016
Commentary

Ethnic Media – a Missed Topic of the Metropolis Conference 2016

On Friday, Mar. 4, I attended the 18th National Metropolis Conference, hungry for new information and curious to find out whether my

March 2, 2016
Arts & Culture

Ethnic Media Demand More from City of Brampton

Despite an increase in outreach efforts, some members of Brampton’s ethnic media still feel disconnected from the City.  “There is a broken

February 26, 2016
Arts & Culture

Ethnic Media Find Success Being ‘Anti-Mainstream’

News outlets that report on Canada’s ethnic communities and other niche media sources are standing out more than ever, while mainstream media

February 12, 2016
Arts & Culture

#CdnImm Journalists Find ‘PR Machine’ Hard to Grasp

It can be difficult for reporters to get information or comment from an organization for their reporting in general, but for immigrant

September 26, 2014
Politics/Top Stories

Conservatives received most election coverage in GTA ethnic newspapers

Toronto-area ethnic newspapers tended to cover the Conservatives more extensively than other political parties during the 2011 election, concludes a new study

January 17, 2013
News

Ryerson study makes case for more local content in ethnic media

Unknown to the larger Canadian public and media, a story that originated in Toronto this month had caught the interest of Koreans

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