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Aaron Sousa
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Reporter and Editor, The Canadian Press
Edmonton
Beats
Biography
Writer, editor, photographer, storyteller, musician and voiceover artist, Aaron Sousa holds a Bachelor of Arts from St. Thomas University in Fredericton, N.B. He has produced work for CBC, NB News Now, The Canadian Press, Acadia Broadcasting, The Aquinian, Huddle, Compro Communications, CHSR-FM and the Telegraph-Journal. When he’s not running around, he enjoys artsy photography, spending quality time with his partner, writing poetry and love songs, vibing to oldies music and trying to find the best recipe for iced coffee.
Restorative Justice , Grief , Racial Justice , Political Activism , PTSD
Corporate results, staffing changes, consumer health
Content
Federal NDP candidate in Alberta says political frustration likely the reason for vandalized signs | Globalnews.ca
By Aaron Sousa Verified| Global News Verified A federal NDP candidate in central Alberta who had her signs vandalized with slurs believes the focus was not on her but on what she calls “greater political issues.”Avni Soma, the candidate in the Yellowhead constituency, said her office learned of the vandalism through emails from Sundre residents and the town itself. Soma did not say which slurs were used but said she was surprised this was the only time it had happened.
By Fakiha Baig Verified, Aaron Sousa Verified| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified REGINA - Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says one of his legislature members made “very, very inappropriate comments” by calling federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh a terrorist, as a national organization representing Sikhs demands more accountability. The World Sikh Organization of Canada said in a statement Thursday that more needs to be done to repair relations after the remark from Saskatchewan Party MLA Racquel Hilbert.
By Aaron Sousa Verified| The Canadian Press Verified RICHMOND - Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says he's worried about the message being sent to children after a Saskatchewan legislature member and former teacher called him a terrorist. Speaking to reporters in Richmond, B.C., Singh said he didn't care personally about the comment but questioned why Saskatchewan Party MLA Racquel Hilbert would even say such a thing.
Company Info
The Canadian Press
The Canadian Press (CP) is Canada's national news agency, established in 1917 to facilitate news exchange among Canadian newspapers. It has grown into a leading provider of real-time, bilingual multimedia stories across various platforms, including print, broadcast, and digital media. CP offers a range of services, including comprehensive news distribution to newspapers, television, radio, and digital outlets. It provides multimedia content such as photos, videos, and graphics to enhance news stories. The agency operates a dedicated newsgathering network with staff in bureaus across Canada and maintains a partnership with the Associated Press to bolster its global news coverage. CP serves many daily newspapers and various media outlets, ensuring extensive reach within Canada's media landscape. The agency is committed to delivering news that is engaging and relevant to Canadians, focusing on the impact of events on real people.
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