Catherine Morrison - Profile and Journalist Details

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Biography

Catherine Morrison is reporter for the Canadian Press in Ottawa, Ont. Previously, she worked as a reporter with the Ottawa Citizen and, before that, with Brunswick News. She is a 2021 graduate from the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism in New York City, where she focused on health and social justice reporting. In 2020, she graduated from McGill University with a B.A in Gender, Sexuality, Feminism and Social Justice Studies, minoring in Political Science and Communications. During her time in university, she was a contributor and editor for The McGill Tribune, a student newspaper. She also co-founded The Why Intersection, the university’s first online satire magazine. Reach Catherine at catherine.morrison@thecanadianpress.com

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• Federal leaders gearing up for election debates. What are they working on?

  By Catherine Morrison Verified| Global News Verified As the federal party leaders prepare to face off in debates in Montreal this week, experts say they’re likely working on positive body language and polishing their French skills. Dan Arnold, chief strategy officer at Pollara and former pollster for the Trudeau Liberals, said the leaders probably have been taking part in “mock debates” in rented-out studios with their teams before the big show.

  By Catherine Morrison Verified · Global News

  Apr. 15, 2025

• Here’s what federal parties are promising seniors in the election campaign

  By Catherine Morrison Verified| Winnipeg Free Press Verified OTTAWA – So far, Canada’s federal election conversation has focused largely on tense relations with the United States and U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war with much of the world. But party leaders have also pitched policies on other topics, like the cost of living and the state of health care. And since older people usually can be relied on to vote, all three main parties have been reaching out to seniors. Here’s what the Conservatives, Liberals and NDP have promised to help support seniors.

  By Catherine Morrison Verified · Winnipeg Free Press

  Apr. 15, 2025

• Prominent federal election candidates include journalists, activists

  By Catherine Morrison Verified| MSN Canada Verified Microsoft Cares About Your PrivacyMicrosoft and our third-party vendors use cookies to store and access information such as unique IDs to deliver, maintain and improve our services and ads. If you agree, MSN and Microsoft Bing will personalise the content and ads that you see. You can select ‘I Accept’ to consent to these uses or click on ‘Manage preferences’ to review your options and exercise your right to object to Legitimate Interest where used.

  By Catherine Morrison Verified · MSN Canada

  Apr. 07, 2025

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Ottawa Citizen

The Ottawa Citizen is one of Canada's oldest newspapers, founded in 1845. It has played a significant role in Canadian journalism and was instrumental in advocating for Ottawa's designation as the capital of Canada. Over its long history, the newspaper has evolved into a key source of local, national, and international news. The Ottawa Citizen offers both print and digital news, providing daily editions and online content. It also preserves historical issues from 1845 to 2010, making them accessible for genealogists and researchers. The newspaper has a strong commitment to community advocacy, supporting local infrastructure and cultural initiatives. It has partnered with Carleton University to enhance journalism education and has contributed to the development of the local community. With 175 years of continuous operation, the Ottawa Citizen remains a vital institution in Canadian media, connecting readers with important news and historical insights.