Bridging the Chasm: The Human Face of Journalism in a Disrupted World There’s a growing chasm between what really goes on behind the scenes in government and what the public actually gets to see. It’s like there’s a thick fog, and trying to pull back the curtain to show everyone what’s happening in a transparent way is a constant struggle for those in power. But a recent gathering of bright minds, experts, and working journalists at Pan-Atlantic University, backed by the British High Commission Nigeria, started to really dig into this problem. They all agreed that a big part of…

It feels like a lifetime away, but the wheels are already turning in Saskatchewan for the next provincial election, even though it’s over two years out. Imagine planning a massive community event that involves literally everyone – 850,000 people! That’s the scale we’re talking about, according to Michael Boda, the Chief Electoral Officer. He smartly points out that you need to start much earlier for something this big than, say, organizing a major sporting event like the Grey Cup. In fact, May is all about getting new voters on board with a special Voter Registration Month campaign. But beyond the…