Hello Calgary Journal subscribers! I hope you’ve had a good week and are ready for some more fantastic content from your Calgary Journal reporters. Along with our usual written stories, we’ve got a great selection of video and audio pieces coming at you this week.
Let’s get right into it:
Football concussion protocols in Alberta follow the rules but levels of care can still vary widely Brain injuries happen at every level of the game but a lack of resources can mean players don’t always get equal care.
Indigenous-led mental health services are crucial, experts and First peoples say Despite efforts made by governments to aid Indigenous mental health services, some community members are still reporting inadequate mental health care.
Moonstone: Amy’s Legacy – A documentary Devastatingly, Amy Willier unexpectedly passed away in January of 2021, but the family and community kept the store going despite the challenge of grief, along with the pandemic. This documentary lets us into the family, spirit, and heart behind this Native-owned Calgary business.
This just scratches the surface, so be sure to check out calgaryjournal.ca for all stories and event coverage!
“Don’t underestimate the power of how images can impact your story.”
~Jazmine Canfield
Senior Reporter Spotlight!
Jazmine Canfield is in her final year of the Journalism & Digital Media program, and has a range of excellent stories with us. Her most recent published project is Moonstone: Amy’s Legacy a documentary she co-produced. Find all of Jaz’s stories with the Journal here!
Recent stories
Video: How film photography is making a comeback in a digital world
by ABBIE RIGLIN and ASTRID CUNANAN
In an era where digital media can be found everywhere, it can be hard to find activities that allow for less screen time. But recently, analog technology like film photography has been making a comeback.
Listen: Burger joint on 17th Avenue supports the local economy in more ways than one
Saucy Burger sources locally and is community-minded, but this means higher costs in an already stormy season for restaurants.
Video: High River coffee house stands out by adding local care and attention
by MADISON FREEMAN and BROOKLYN PALIN
Colossi’s Coffee House, located in the heart of downtown High River, has continued to grapple with small town business competitiveness. However, they have proven to outlast many of their competitors while still serving popular hot and cold drinks for 19 years.
Calgary news round-up
A lot happens in and around our city, and all the time. Here are a few articles from other news sources to help keep you in the loop.
- Check out the annual Glow Downtown Winter Light Festival before it wraps up this Saturday Night
- Road rage led to shots fired at other driver, Calgary police say
- History for free: Calgary’s Glenbow Museum to ditch admission prices permanently
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