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Canadian AI Model Trainers - Working Conditions & Pay & Tasks

Curious about AI-model training I'm a journalist looking to speak with Canadian workers who have helped train AI models. I'm hoping users here can share some details about their experience and working conditions, anonymously. What are the benchmark rates of pay for these jobs? Are they often contracts, or permanent work? Are most jobs WFH? What kinds of tasks do you do?

Food Banks & Food-Access Groups in GTHA - Canada Groceries Benefit

#journorequest Looking to speak with food banks and food security initiatives across the GTHA about the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit. [email redacted]

futureofgood.co

World Cup Attendees in North America - Travel Plans

⚽ Are you heading to the World Cup in North America? If so we would love to hear from you! 📩 Please get in touch with us by emailing [email redacted] to share your travel plans for the tournament https://t.co/Uf2uovmjLe

itv.com

Semaglutide Patients in Canada - Access Gap After Generic Approval

Good morning everyone. #JournoRequest: I’m reporting a story for The Margin on access to generic semaglutide in Canada. I’m hoping to speak with people who have been prescribed semaglutide and are waiting for, trying to switch to, or trying to find the generic version. I’m especially interested in hearing from people who: – were priced out of brand-name Ozempic – delayed starting because of cost – stretched or rationed doses because it was too expensive – were told by a pharmacy that the generic is approved but not yet available – are dealing with insurance or coverage questions – are paying out of pocket and hoping the generic will make it more affordable This story is about the gap between a drug being approved and patients actually being able to access it — and what that gap has cost people. Please feel free to message me privately. I’m a journalist based in Ontario, and I’m happy to explain the story before you decide whether you’d like to speak. Or you could email me: [email redacted]

Parents & Students in Anglophone Districts - Online Summer School Cut

Have you, your child or your family been affected by the elimination of online summer school in the anglophone districts? We'd like to hear from you!Please reach out at [email redacted]. https://t.co/i9VqY8cqdI

postmedia.com

Vancouver Service Workers - Tip Distribution Transparency

Are workers actually getting their tip money? Hi everyone, I'm a journalist working on a story about Vancouver's growing tipping culture and how it affects both customers and service workers. It seems like suggested tip amounts have steadily increased over the years, but I'm particularly interested to find out if the workers are actually receiving the tips customers leave. If you work in the service industry, I'd love to hear your perspective. Like, how do tip pools work at your workplace? Have you experienced a lack of transparency regarding tip distribution? Do you feel customers understand where their tips are going? Feel free to comment below or send me a private message if you'd prefer to speak privately. Thanks in advance for sharing your experiences and insights.

Airdrie & Rocky View Polish Canadians - Heritage Day & 1980s Immigrants

Airdrie/Rocky View Polish Canadian community — looking for local voices Hi everyone! Anna Ferensowicz here — journalist with DiscoverAirdrie and Air 106.1 FM. I’m hoping to connect with Airdrie or Rocky View County residents who have ties to Alberta’s Polish Canadian community. Polish Canadian Heritage Day in Alberta is coming up June 13 and 14, with events taking place in Calgary. This year’s events focus on Poland’s Solidarity movement, the 1980s immigration wave and Polish Canadian heritage in Alberta. I’d love to speak with someone local who is planning to attend, has family history connected to that period, or would be willing to talk about what Polish Canadian heritage means to them or their family. Please feel free to comment below or send me a message if you’re open to chatting. Pozdrawiam serdecznie!

Soccer Fans in Canada & Europe - Cost to Follow Clubs & National Teams

Callout: cost of being a soccer fan in Canada for The Globe and Mail Hi everyone! I'm Zarif, a personal finance reporter for The Globe and Mail. With the World Cup only a week away, I wanted to write a story about how much fans pay to follow the sport year-round. With multiple streaming platforms and cable channels for various leagues and competitions, fans could be paying well over $75 per month to follow the sport. I'd love to hear more about fans' experiences following the men's and women's national teams or their favourite club teams in Canada or Europe. Feel free to drop me an email at [email redacted] and we can set up a call. Thanks!

theglobeandmail.com

Relatives of Centenarians in Calgary - 100th Birthday Story

Does anyone in Calgary have a relative that’s turning 100?! If so, please shoot me a message! It’s for a story I’m working on @citynewscalgary ☺️

citynews.ca

DoorDash Drivers in Toronto - Ride-Along Earnings & Gig Experience

Looking to chat with a Toronto DoorDash driver for an article I'm a journalist looking to interview a DoorDash driver in Toronto for a personal finance story. Basically want to ride with you for 1-2 hours and know how the process works, the highs and lows of the gig and how much you earn. Please reply to this if you'd be open to speaking to me. This story is for a personal finance publication called MooseMoney.

Toronto Film & TV Crew - Worked On Aborted MrBeast Show

do I know anyone in the Toronto film/TV industry who worked on the aborted Mr Beast show? would love to chat with your for a story. (feel free to RT for visibility!)

Canadians With Alcohol-Linked Cancer - Personal Stories

Canadians: Did alcohol play a role in your cancer? I'd like to hear your story Hi everyone, I'm a journalist working on a story about alcohol and cancer, and I'm hoping to speak with Canadians who believe their cancer may have been linked to alcohol consumption. Alcohol is recognized as a cause of at least seven types of cancer, including: • Breast cancer • Colorectal cancer • Liver cancer • Mouth (oral cavity) cancer • Throat (pharyngeal) cancer • Voice box (laryngeal) cancer • Esophageal cancer I'm particularly interested in hearing from people who: • Were unaware alcohol was a cancer risk factor before their diagnosis • Learned about the alcohol-cancer connection during or after treatment • Have reflected on their own drinking habits following a diagnosis • Feel alcohol-related cancer risks are not well communicated to the public. If you're interested in speaking, please send me a direct message or comment below and can share more information about me and the story I am working on. Thank you for considering sharing your experience.

Canadians Who Primarily Use Free Ad-Supported Streaming - Experiences

Looking to interview people who watch free streaming (Tubi, Plex, Pluto TV, etc.) Hi folks. I'm a producer with CBC Radio's Cost of Living and I'm looking to interview one or two people in Canada who primarily watch free ad-supported streaming platforms -- like Tubi, Plex, Pluto TV, CBC Gem (and others) -- for a podcast/radio segment I'm working on this week. If you'd be interested in talking about why you rely on these platforms, what you like/don't like about them, etc., send me a DM and we can connect from there. Thanks.

cbc.ca

Edmonton Fans - Leaving Commonwealth Stadium After Match

With 46,000+ fans coming out to see Canada win 2-0 at Commonwealth Stadium, how was leaving the stadium after the match? How was the LRT? I’d love to hear from you. #yeg @CityNewsYEG https://t.co/U8Wj0OwcMH

citynews.ca

Canadian Game Developers - Summer Game Fest Announcements & Demos

I'm sadly not going to Summer Game Fest this year, but if you're a Canadian dev showing off or announcing something, do feel free to drop me a line on email.

Canadians - Prenup Decisions & Costs

Did you get a prenup? Why or why not? How much did it cost? I'm a journalist looking to speak to Canadians about their experiences with prenups for a story for The Globe and Mail. We're finding that there is a huge gap between Canadians wanting a prenup and actually getting one. I'd love to speak with you about what the process of getting one involved and how much you paid. I'm also open to chatting with folks who decided not to get one after talking about it. Please reply here or DM, I'd love to hear from you.

theglobeandmail.com

GTA Residents - Pulling for Qatar at World Cup

Are you a GTA resident who is pulling for Qatar this World Cup? We would love to hear from you. ⚽ E-mail [email redacted] #FIFAWorldCup

thestar.com

Jewish Calgarians - Alberta Separatist Movement Perspectives

Reporter looking to hear from Jewish Calgarians Hi everyone! I'm a reporter with the Canadian Jewish News, and I am currently working on a story about how Jewish Albertans feel about the province's separatist movement. If you're Jewish in Calgary with thoughts on this, I'd love to hear from you. I'm looking to ask questions such as: Do you support separatism? What do you think life for Jewish Albertans would look in an independent Alberta? Do you have any concerns about the separatist movement? If these are questions you'd like to discuss, I can be reached here, though preferably at [email redacted]. And if you have any questions for me, don't hesitate to ask. Hope to hear from you soon!

thecjn.ca

Urban Explorers in Toronto - Downtown Tunnel Locations - Documentary

Still looking for a tunnel About a week ago I posted asking if anyone knew where a tunnel is in Toronto for a documentary I’m making. I’m posting here again because I’m still looking. For context the documentary is about The Toronto Tunnel monster. Also if possible any tunnels located in downtown Toronto because any a further than that are just too hard to get my crew to. Thank you in advance for your help again.

BC Respiratory Therapists & Patients - Workforce Shortage Impact

Last week I shared that British Columbia ranks last among Canadian provinces for respiratory therapists per capita. Several of you asked: how is that possible? Here's the honest answer - and it's more complicated than it first appears. BC has exactly one publicly funded Respiratory Therapy training program. One! For the entire province. It graduates approximately 35 students per year from Kamloops - meaning if you live on the coast or in the Fraser Valley, this career requires leaving your community for three years, if you can even get in. TRU, like every BC public institution, has had domestic tuition capped at 2% annually since 2007 - well-intentioned, but it hasn't kept pace with the real cost of running equipment-intensive clinical programs. Simulation labs, ventilators, specialist faculty - none of this comes cheap. The result: one program, in one city, constrained by funding pressures, while demand keeps growing. BC reported 104 vacant RT positions in 2021. Projections estimate 600 unfilled by 2027. Nearly 20% of Canada's RTs are already over 50. And BC would need to nearly double its RT workforce just to reach the Canadian average of 32 per 100,000 - we sit at roughly 17–18. RTs manage ICU ventilators, care for premature newborns, support seniors with COPD and aspiration pneumonia, and keep surgical suites running. COVID-19 put them on the front page for a moment. But the shortage predates the pandemic, and it hasn't improved since. We're still running on one program. I am working on a project focused on health workforce solutions in BC - and the more I learn, the more surprised I get. Workforce planning is complex, with many intersections that a system built on silos makes harder to navigate. I haven't got to the root of it just yet - though I think I'm getting close to that final "why." The most important part of getting there is learning from the people actually living this - so please, keep sharing. More to come. But I'd love to hear from RTs, health authority leaders, or anyone navigating this as a patient or with a loved one - what's the impact the data doesn't capture? 👇 #RespiratoryTherapy #AlliedHealth #BCHealthcare #HealthWorkforce #HealthHumanResources #PostSecondaryEducation #HealthPolicy #WorkforceDevelopment #HealthcareBC

NE Calgary Residents - Weird DIY Vehicle Hail-Proofing

Weird DIY Solutions for Hail-Proofing a Vehicle Hey Calgary, My name is Liam, and I work in radio/current affairs for CBC Calgary. We’re in the process of putting together some programming related to hail, and I’m here to do a little crowd-sourcing for a local piece. Hail can be a very serious topic—it has ripped through a lot of homes, and caused billions in damage—but this segment would be a little more light-hearted. I’m on the hunt for folks who have unique, DIY methods of protecting their vehicles from impending hailstorms, whether it be couch cushions, blankets, pool noodles, etc. This video pretty much encapsulates what I’m referring to: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DKJT6liRRYY/?igsh=MTNxeDV4MDNjM2Jwcw== If you employ unorthodox ways of protecting your car, I’d like to hear from you! I’m putting an emphasis on folks from the NE. Photos and videos help paint the picture, too. You can reach out to me via my work email [email redacted]

cbc.ca

BIPOC Canadian Salon Stylists - Traditional Salon Etiquette Tips

Source request! For the Globe and Mail, I'm looking to interview a Canadian hairdresser/stylist to share some tips on salon etiquette. I'm looking for someone who works in a traditional salon with multiple chairs and other hairdressers working together, and the more "everyday", the better! No need to be a celebrity stylist. You can be located anywhere in Canada! And I'd love to connect with BIPOC stylists in particular. Email me at [email redacted] with a few details about yourself, like how long you've been working as a hairdresser and which salon you work at. Thanks!

theglobeandmail.com

Family Recipe Keepers in Canada - At-Risk Heritage Recipes

Looking for interview subjects for a book proposal - serious replies only! Hi all, I have a book concept that I’d like to bring to life in the next 3-6 months and I would love input from anyone willing to share a little family history and perhaps invite me into your family’s kitchen for an afternoon. I’m in the process of putting together a proposal for a literary documentary project with the intent of sharing family recipes from across Canada. I’m interested in the preservation of tradition as it relates to food, and the very real threat of certain dishes being lost to time. To share what’s inspiring me, I have a family recipe that exists nowhere on the internet and is extremely specific to the ethnic group my immigrant great-grandparents belonged to. The elder members of my family are aging and without commitment to documenting this recipe and cooking technique, it’s highly likely it will disappear from history. But the thing about this recipe is, it’s not just a dish brought to Canada by immigrants. It’s a recipe that exists because of diaspora, necessity, and tradition as it directly relates to Canadian heritage. I’m not just looking for cultural dishes from immigrant families, I’m searching specifically for recipes tied to your personal Canadian heritage through the stories of immigrants, indigenous groups, and multigenerational Canadian families. If you have a family recipe or cooking technique with links to your cultural roots that’s at risk of being lost to time, I would absolutely LOVE to hear from you. I know this is incredibly niche, and there’s no pressure on anyone who responds, but I would really like to get a conversation going if anyone is interested in sharing.

Toronto Bands & Live Music Fans - Sneaky Dee's Memories

Do you love Sneaky Dee's? Tell us about it. Our music publication is writing an article on the venue and would love to hear from any bands, artists, music industry professionals, and live music fans. If you're interested, please submit here. Thanks!

Toronto Pre-Con Buyers 2021-2022 - Appraisal Gaps at Closing

IJF Story] Seeking 2021/2022 Toronto Pre-Con Buyers Facing Appraisal Gaps Hi everyone, I am a journalist with the Investigative Journalism Foundation (IJF). We are currently working on a major investigation into the structural mechanics of the Greater Toronto Area’s pre-construction condo market. What we have: Our newsroom has analyzed pipeline data tracking upcoming project sales and the sheer volume of new units being pushed into the market. What we need: We want to connect the data to the reality on the ground. We are looking to speak with people who bought pre-construction units during the peak years of 2021 or 2022 and are now hitting a wall because bank appraisals are coming in significantly below the original purchase price as closing approaches. Much like the posted stories in this thread. Or it could be another year when purchased, but it shows an appraisal variance on closing. We want to look past the headlines and investigate how the system is impacting buyers, what lenders are doing, and the broader economic fallout of this closing crunch. If you are facing an appraisal gap on a 2021/2022 purchase and want to share your experience safely, please DM me or reach out directly: Email: [[email redacted] • • Our Work: Learn more about our non-profit investigative newsroom at theijf.org. Thank you!!

theijf.org

First-Time Condo Buyers in Toronto - Falling Prices Enabled Purchase

SOURCE REQUEST: Have falling condo prices helped you become a homeowner? I'm working on a story for Toronto Star about Toronto's condo market, and looking to speak with a first-time buyer who recently bought a condo that would have been out of reach a few years ago. If that's you and you're open to chatting, I can be reached here or at [email redacted]. Thanks!

thestar.com

Armour Hill Users in Peterborough - Vehicle Closure Experiences

Armour Hill vehicle closure: What’s your experience been? Hi everyone, I’m a local journalist working on a story about the vehicle closure at Armour Hill, which has been in place since December 2025, and I’m hoping to hear from people who have used the hill over the years. What did you typically use Armour Hill for before the closure (driving up, walking, cycling, visiting the lookout, etc.)? Have things changed for you since vehicles were restricted? I’m also interested in any accessibility impacts or general experiences people have had using the space more recently. At the time of the closure, the City indicated it would revisit access after winter. In a December 2025 Peterborough Examiner article, Brendan Wedley said “after the winter, the city will be looking at a way to allow vehicular access during the day and early evening, while restricting access overnight.” Feel free to comment or message me if you’d rather share privately. Thanks again!

thepeterboroughexaminer.com

Ex OTO & A∴A∴ Members Canada - High-Degree Materials & Politics

Looking to speak with ex-members of OTO / A∴A∴ for research I'm a researcher looking to speak with former members of the Ordo Templi Orientis (OTO) and/or the A∴A∴ (Argenteum Astrum / Order of the Silver Star),specifically those who were involved with Canadian bodies, including Red Flame Oasis, Sphinx of the Gods Oasis (Victoria), Daughter of Sunset Lodge, Trees of Eternity Encampment, Phoenix Oasis (Montreal), or Asherah Encampment (Toronto). I'm interested in: Experiences with higher degree materials (8th/9th/10th degree) Knowledge of the far right faction / internal political struggles Any direct knowledge of whether the homunculus / Moonchild material (Liber CCCLXVII, the fetus quotes, etc.) has ever been acted upon within Canadian OTO bodies The relationship between the A∴A∴ and OTO leadership in Canada General experiences with the culture, leadership, and practices of Canadian OTO lodges I am not here to harass or dox anyone. I am gathering information for my own understanding and potentially for journalistic purposes. Confidentiality respected if requested. You can reply here or DM me.

Canadian Couples Married Without Prenup - Reasons Or Regrets

Call out for a Globe and Mail story: I'm looking to speak to a Canadian couple who decided not to get a prenup. I'd love to know why. At what part of the journey did you decide it wasn't for you? Was the emotional toll too much? Was it the legal cost, especially as you prepare for a wedding? I'm also open to chatting with folks who didn't get one but wish they did post-breakup.

theglobeandmail.com

NAIT Students & Staff Cyclists - Bike Month June

STORY CALL-OUT: The NAIT Nugget is looking to interview students and staff who cycle to NAIT (Northern Alberta Institute of Technology) for bike month this June. We'd also be happy to chat with any cyclists from the NAIT community! 🚲 Comment on this post, shoot me a message or email [email redacted] if you're interested in speaking to us about this.

thenuggetonline.com

Reps of Free World Cup Events in North America - Summer Fan Events

Another #PR request, and it's a big one! For Parade, I'm working on a story about the World Cup and free events at and around the host cities. If you rep any free events for soccer fans this summer across North America, I want to hear from you. The deadline to submit info is June 3! Please only send information via email to megand513 at gmail dot com. Also, feel free to share far and wide, especially since there's so much going on around the World Cup starting very soon! #prrequest #journalistrequest #worldcup #sportstourism

parade.com

BIPOC Canadian Long-Haul Truck Drivers - Preventing Back Pain

SOURCE REQUEST: For the Globe and Mail, I'm looking to interview a Canadian long-haul truck driver to share some tips on preventing back pain on long drives. I'd love to speak with BIPOC folks in particular! Please email me at [email redacted] with a few details about yourself, including your full name, age and how long you've been working as a truck driver. Feel free to pass this message along to a friend or contact in your network. Thank you!!

theglobeandmail.com

Ontario Therapists Who Worked on Keel Mind - Funding Fiasco & AI Use

A question about automated therapy solutions Hi all, I'm a Canadian journalist working on a story about the advent of private mental healthcare services in Canada specifically. My piece focuses on the recent funding fiasco involving Keel Mind and Ontario's provincial government. I'm hoping to speak with a therapist who worked through the platform to get a sense of their working conditions, etc. I'm also open to speaking with other therapists about their opinion on these scaled platforms, and the use of AI in a therapeutic environment (e.g., recording sessions, note taking). Thank you!

BC-Based Networking Experts & Coaches - Networking Strategies

Source callout: For a story, I'm looking for BC-based networking experts in any industry. This can mean people who are either passionate about networking, or who coach others in how to network (or both). Know anyone?

Canadian CPG Brands Launching 2026 - New Convenience Store Products

Launching a new convenience store product in 2026? We want to hear about it! https://t.co/9sSXySutJF? #NewProducts #ProductLaunch #CPG #Snacks #ConvenienceStores #CornerStores #CanadianConvenience #ProductInnovation #Beverages https://t.co/DtJRnbBlMF

Mexico, Canada & CONCACAF Experts - World Cup Preview

SOCCER MEDIA: We're planning out our World Cup preview coverage for the @orlandosoccershow.bsky.social and I'm looking for people to join us for our previews of Mexico, Canada, and the rest of CONCACAF (Curacao, Haiti, and Panama) for our three planned episodes Please help share, DMs are open

Hamilton Residents Renting Space - FIFA World Cup Fans Toronto

Hey, #HamOnt. Are you planning to rent out space to any @FIFAWorldCup fans who are attending games in Toronto? I’d love to hear from you for a story in @TheSpec ⚽️

thespec.com

GTA Muslims - Eid ul-Adha Celebrations & Time-Off Challenges

👋🏼 Salam GTA Muslims I am working on a story for the Toronto Star about how Muslims will be celebrating Eid ul-Adha this Wednesday. Planning something interesting? Struggling to get time off work to celebrate? I want to know! Email me at [email redacted] — I'm on a deadline for tomorrow, and am happy to make the time to chat!

thestar.com

North American CEOs & C-Suite Executives - Leadership Journeys

I'm writing a book! It's called The CEO's Chair (for now). The concept is simple: I'm sitting down with CEOs and C-suite executives across North America and asking them questions on how they became the person they are today, finding out what they did AND what they avoided in their journey. I have 2 goals with this book 1.) To highlight advice that top executives would have for young professionals 2.) To highlight that networking isn't daunting, and that you'll learn so much by speaking to those senior to you The interviews are already underway. Here's who's confirmed so far: → Duncan Sinclair - Chair of Deloitte Canada & Chile → Ali Zahedi - CEO of Infinite Investment Systems ($120B+ AUA) → C-suite executives from a top NBA franchise and major media companies → Former CEO of a Big 5 bank (very excited!!) And this is just the beginning. The goal is to speak to as many leaders as I can and see how my professional/personal skills develop as a whole. Every second I'm speaking with these people, I'm learning something new. I conducted my first interview with Ali (CEO of Infinite Investment Systems). Hearing his story firsthand reminded me exactly why I wanted to start this project - there's a version of leadership you only understand when someone who's lived it tells you the truth about it. He's also a very, very sincere and down-to-earth person. The book is in the works, I'll be providing more updates about the journey ahead. If you happen to know a top C-suite executive open to being part of this project, or an author who has experience in publishing books, my DMs are open. I'd love to hear from you.

Stingray President Steve Jones - C-18 Distribution Sovereignty

I tried to share a New York Times article about bagels on Facebook. Canada said no. We talk endlessly in this country about Canadian content, Canadian voices, Canadian journalism. We spend almost no time talking about who controls the pipes those voices travel through, and on what terms. That's the conversation we're not having. And until we do, screenshots like this one are where Canadian media policy lives. I'm writing a longer piece on this for Screen Intelligence (my thought engine soon to be published) the distribution sovereignty argument, the accountability inversion, and what it actually means for public media in Canada. But first I want to hear from Steve Jones, President of Stingray Radio, CAB board member, a fellow colleague and someone who has been navigating Canadian broadcast regulation longer than most. Steve, sorry to call you out buddy! you've seen this system from every angle. Is C-18 a policy failure, a regulatory architecture failure, or something more fundamental? Note my comment leading to Montreal bagels being superior to anything in the world... also GO HABS GO!

Canadians Facing Food Insecurity - Food Bank Use & Solutions

CBC Marketplace Callout Hi everyone, CBC News Marketplace is investigating food costs for Canadians. Are you struggling to meet your daily food needs? Have you turned to support services such as a food bank for help? We want to hear about your challenges and what you feel could be the possible solutions. Kindly reach out to my email [email redacted] if you’re interested in sharing your experience. Thank you.

cbc.ca

Women in Greater Toronto Area - Pregnancy Loss Documentary

Student Film - Toronto, Canada Hi everyone, I have been active here before, but am still looking for some volunteers, as some had to drop due to scheduling conflicts. But I’m a film student working on a short thesis documentary about experiences with pregnancy loss and how people navigate it across different stages of life, coming from someone who just recently went through a pregnancy loss. I’m looking to speak with women in the Greater Toronto Area from different age groups who may be open to sharing their story on camera. The goal is to create an honest, respectful space, reduce stigma, and highlight support/resources. Filming would be very low-key (small crew of 2–3), and can take place wherever you feel most comfortable. Participation is completely voluntary, and you’d have full control over what you share. No pressure at all! If you’re open to even a quick chat to learn more, I’d really appreciate it. Feel free to comment, message, or email me ([email redacted]) if interested or with any questions! Thank you and much love 💛

Indigenous Construction Business Owners in Canada - Founder Profile

SOURCE REQUEST: For Be Giant, I'm looking to interview an Indigenous entrepreneur who owns a business in the construction industry. You could be located anywhere in Canada! I'd love to interview the founder over the phone sometime tomorrow or early next week. Please email me at [email redacted] with a few details about yourself and your business. Thanks!

Canadian Event & Meeting Planners - Large Villa Rentals vs Hotels

For a story, looking for Canadian #eventprofs #meetingprofs #incentivetravel planners who have rented large villas at resorts or through private rental companies for incentive trips or small meetings instead of hotels. Know anyone? #journorequest

Adult Children Living With Parents in Toronto - Long-Term Co-Living

Toronto folks: Do you know any adult children living with their parents? Has this been a long-term situation for a few years so far? I'm looking for sources! Thx.

Toronto Park Exercisers - Park Workout Experiences

Another call for sources: Toronto folx, do you work out in a park? Know someone who does? HMU!

Multi-Generational Family Businesses Metro Vancouver - Oct Small Biz

BUSINESS FEATURE CALLOUT: We are looking to feature some multi-generational businesses around British Columbia for our upcoming BCBusiness October small business issue. Looking for preferably two or more generations of family still working at the business. Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley preferred since we'll be doing photo shoots. Tag your fave business and share the word :)

bcbusiness.ca

French-Speaking Millennials - Living With Parents & Homeownership

More Millennials Living at Home & Not Buying Homes Hello! Bonjour! My name is Laura and I'm a reporter with Radio-Canada (CBC French) in Toronto. I'm working on a story on Stats Canada's new report which found that more millennials are living with parents and not buying homes. A CTV clip on the same report made the rounds on this subreddit a few days ago and it got a lot of people talking so I'm interested in hearing what anyone has to say! I'd love to chat specifically with millennials and hear some stories, especially in you speak French! Have you been able to buy a home? How? Have you had to put your home-ownership goals on the backburner, or given up on them completely? Please feel free to reach out to me at [email redacted]. Thank you! Bonjour ! Je m’appelle Laura et je suis journaliste à Radio-Canada à Toronto. Je travaille actuellement sur un reportage consacré au nouveau rapport de Statistique Canada, qui révèle qu’un nombre croissant de milléniaux vivent chez leurs parents et ne deviennent pas propriétaires. Un reportage de CTV sur ce même sujet a fait le tour a fait le tour de ce subreddit il y a quelques jours et a suscité beaucoup de réactions ; j’aimerais donc connaître votre avis ! J'aimerais particulièrement discuter avec des milléniaux et écouter leurs témoignages, surtout si vous parlez français ! Avez-vous pu acheter une maison ? Comment ? Avez-vous dû mettre vos projets d'acheter en pause, ou y avez-vous complètement renoncé ? N'hésitez pas à me contacter à l'adresse [email redacted]. Merci !

radio-canada.ca

Toronto Adults 30s & Early 40s Living With Parents - Housing

Toronto folks! Do you know anyone in their 30s, early 40s, who lives with their parents? If so, I'd like to interview them for an article I'm writing. DM me. Thanks!

Workers Wanting to Quit - Staying Due to Tight Labour Market

📣 CBC Radio source callout! 📣 Do you know someone would like to leave their job (for whatever reason) but are sticking with it because of the tight labour market? I'm looking to interview people experiencing that this week for our national business podcast the Cost of Living. Feel free to reach out at [email redacted] :)

cbc.ca