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Andrea Bellemare

Andrea Bellemare

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Researcher and Field Producer, IoM Media Ventures Inc.

Canada

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Culture , Us Latinos, Higher education, Humor, Food , Latin America

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ios apps, android apps

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Total articles 69

  • 'The fault doesn't lie with us': Women shouldn't bear burden of preventing attacks, says runner

    By Andrea Bellemare| CBC Radio Verified As It Happens6:41'The fault doesn't lie with us': Women shouldn't bear burden of preventing attacks, says runnerWomen shouldn't be afraid to go for a run and the onus isn't on them to avoid being a target, said American runner Melissa A. Sullivan. Many women who run are speaking out about the risks they face from men while exercising, after 34-year-old Tennessee school teacher Eliza Fletcher was abducted on an early morning run in Memphis on Sept. 2. Her body was discovered a few days later.

    By Andrea Bellemare · CBC Radio

    Sep. 12, 2022

  • Huge sea lion tries to jump into B.C.'s couple's boat and nearly capsizes it

    By Andrea Bellemare| CBC Radio Verified As It Happens6:22Huge sea lion tries to jump into B.C.'s couple's boat and nearly capsizes itA B.C. couple got a fright on Monday when a frantic sea lion tried to jump into their small fishing boat to get away from a pod of orca whales. Ernest and Viesia Godek were enjoying an afternoon on Pedder Bay, about a 30-km drive from Victoria, on Monday when they saw a pod of orcas go by. "We were just parked on the water quite away from the shore. Something just hit [the boat] from the bottom.

    By Andrea Bellemare · CBC Radio

    Sep. 09, 2022

  • 'The fault doesn't lie with us': Women shouldn't bear burden of preventing attacks, says runner

    By Andrea Bellemare| CBC Radio Verified As It Happens6:41'The fault doesn't lie with us': Women shouldn't bear burden of preventing attacks, says runnerWomen shouldn't be afraid to go for a run and the onus isn't on them to avoid being a target, said American runner Melissa A. Sullivan. Many women who run are speaking out about the risks they face from men while exercising, after 34-year-old Tennessee school teacher Eliza Fletcher was abducted on an early morning run in Memphis on Sept. 2. Her body was discovered a few days later.

    By Andrea Bellemare · CBC Radio

    Sep. 12, 2022

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