Brandon Maher - Profile and Journalist Details

Find journalists that align with your industry, location and vision. Unlock Brandon Maher's full journalist profile, including location, coverage topics, current employer, biography and preferences. Sign up today and start building journalist relationships that fuel your startup's growth.

Get connected with journalists today
Brandon Maher

Brandon Maher

Verified

Associate Multi-Media Content Creator, City News

Toronto

Doesn’t Cover

Anything unrelated to travel, history or literature.

Journalist Type

Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 152

  • N.W.T. government launches action plan for Indigenous languages access, revitalization

    By Brandon Maher Verified| CBQG-AM (Wrigley, NT) Verified Seventeen initiatives have been set for Indigenous language access and revitalization in the Northwest Territories. The territorial government announced its new language action plan on Friday, based off of the N.W.T. Aboriginal Languages Framework, created in May 2017. Angela James, Director of the Indigenous Languages and Education Secretariat, is spearheading the project. She said there's 'excitement in the air' with the focus on Indigenous languages.

    By Brandon Maher Verified · CBQG-AM (Wrigley, NT)

    May. 31, 2018

  • University of Alberta's School of Public Health to get a northern touch | CBC News

    By Brandon Maher Verified| CBQG-AM (Wrigley, NT) Verified The University of Alberta's School of Public Health is getting a northern touch. The school announced Wednesday it's appointing five adjunct professors and two Indigenous elders from the Northwest Territories. The seven part-time staff members will travel between Edmonton and Yellowknife to participate in teaching, orientation and provide advice to the master of public health programAdjunct professors include Chipewyan and Iroquois elder Francois Paulette, John B.

    By Brandon Maher Verified · CBQG-AM (Wrigley, NT)

    May. 27, 2018

  • N.W.T. government launches action plan for Indigenous languages access, revitalization

    By Brandon Maher Verified| CBQG-AM (Wrigley, NT) Verified Seventeen initiatives have been set for Indigenous language access and revitalization in the Northwest Territories. The territorial government announced its new language action plan on Friday, based off of the N.W.T. Aboriginal Languages Framework, created in May 2017. Angela James, Director of the Indigenous Languages and Education Secretariat, is spearheading the project. She said there's 'excitement in the air' with the focus on Indigenous languages.

    By Brandon Maher Verified · CBQG-AM (Wrigley, NT)

    May. 31, 2018

As seen in

Company Info

City News

Toronto's source for breaking news, traffic, and weather 24 hours a day.

'+1 416-599-2489

Founded: 1972