From the frontlines: Journalists reflect on reporting from Wet’suwet’en Territory
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An interactive discussion with journalists who reported from the front lines of Wet'suwet'en territory. On Feb. 9, panellists from The Narwhal, The Tyee, Ricochet and more will reflect on what they’ve learned and the challenges they’ve faced.
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RCMP accused of creating ‘crisis of press freedom’ in Wet’suwet’en raids
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Limits on reporters’ access, threats of arrest bring criticism from media, journalism groups
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CAJ: Rein in the RCMP, journalism is not a crime in Canada
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'Canada is a free country, not a police state. But it continues to get tripped up on issues of media freedoms.'
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