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Karyn Pugliese
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Editor-in-Chief, CANADALAND
Toronto
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Politics, finance, science
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By Karyn Pugliese Verified| APTN National News Verified The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) is hosting an online series with federal party leaders in the lead-up to the April 28 vote. The first session was held on Monday and featured Elizabeth May and Jonathan Pedneault, co-leaders of the Green Party of Canada. The Green Party holds only two seats, but May said they still can serve an important role in supporting First Nations. “ One of the things you might think as well, okay, you get some Green MPs you’re not going to be in cabinet,” said May.
By Karyn Pugliese Verified| APTN National News Verified Five-year-old Scarlet has the same breakfast every morning – Cheerios, yogurt, and blueberries. Predictability and routine matter to her — even a small disruption can throw her off. Scarlet’s tall for her age, but she’s still in diapers. After breakfast, her parents work on potty training. The thing is — she’s scared she’ll fall in the toilet. Her parents say her needs, likes and fears were hard for them to decode at first. Scarlet was born May 29, 2020.
By Karyn Pugliese Verified| APTN National News Verified The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) is hosting an online series with federal party leaders in the lead-up to the April 28 vote. The first session was held on Monday and featured Elizabeth May and Jonathan Pedneault, co-leaders of the Green Party of Canada. The Green Party holds only two seats, but May said they still can serve an important role in supporting First Nations. “ One of the things you might think as well, okay, you get some Green MPs you’re not going to be in cabinet,” said May.
Company Info
CANADALAND
Canadaland is an independent Canadian digital media company and podcast network founded in 2013 by journalist Jesse Brown. Based in Toronto, it produces high-quality audio journalism that covers media, politics, current affairs, and culture. The company is known for its original investigations and for highlighting underrepresented perspectives. Canadaland operates on an audience-supported model, with over 10,000 contributors, allowing it to avoid government subsidies. Its flagship podcast, also named *Canadaland*, features media criticism and Canadian journalism, attracting over 10 million annual listeners. The company has previously produced shows like *Commons*, *The Backbench*, and *Wag the Doug*. Canadaland emphasizes independence, transparency, and community engagement, publishing annual financial reports and maintaining open communication with its audience.
Toronto, Canada
Founded: 2013