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Sonal Champsee

Sonal Champsee

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Writer, Send My Love to Anyone

Toronto

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Total articles 5

  • It’s time for the Ontario Liberals and NDP to get over themselves and stop fighting for second place

    By Sonal Champsee| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified It’s the 2022 election all over again, except everything is a little bit worse. It’s February, not June, and the United States is led by Donald Trump, not Joe Biden. Doug Ford has amassed more scandals but seems poised to win an even bigger majority simply by saying nothing (hot-mic gaffes notwithstanding). Meanwhile, the Liberals and NDP continue to split the vote, with little that’s obvious to distinguish the two parties.

    By Sonal Champsee · The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON)

    Feb. 17, 2025

  • Send My Love to Anyone | Issue 37

    By Kathryn Mockler, Sonal Champsee| Send My Love to Anyone@ Hello friends,In Issue 37, Send My Love to Anyone presents ”Writer Therapy” by , a poem from Ellen Chang-Richardson’s new collection, BloodBelies, an excerpt from Gina Leola Woolsey’s book Fifteen Thousand Pieces: A Medical Examiner's Journey Through Disaster, and “Hello stranger” from ’s column, The First Time. Send My Love to Anyone is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support this project, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.

    By Kathryn Mockler, Sonal Champsee · Send My Love to Anyone

    Jun. 02, 2024

  • It’s time for the Ontario Liberals and NDP to get over themselves and stop fighting for second place

    By Sonal Champsee| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified It’s the 2022 election all over again, except everything is a little bit worse. It’s February, not June, and the United States is led by Donald Trump, not Joe Biden. Doug Ford has amassed more scandals but seems poised to win an even bigger majority simply by saying nothing (hot-mic gaffes notwithstanding). Meanwhile, the Liberals and NDP continue to split the vote, with little that’s obvious to distinguish the two parties.

    By Sonal Champsee · The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON)

    Feb. 17, 2025

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Send My Love to Anyone

Toronto, Canada