https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/print daily 0.75 2023-04-19 https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/print/ukraine-tech-sector monthly 0.5 2023-04-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/af648822-4090-4c5f-afcb-8f262a449202/Kharkiv+was+the+target+of+relentless+shelling+by+Russian+forces+for+months+until+the+Ukrainian+counteroffensive+in+the+late+summer+pushed+troops+back+%28Sarah+Lawrynuik%29.jpeg Print - Young, mobile tech workers fled eastern Ukraine, many have no plans to return - Make it stand out The eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv was the target of relentless shelling by Russian forces for months until the late summer when Ukrainian forces pushed troops back. The city, home to nearly 1.5 million people before the war, is estimated to have halved in size when people fled. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/ef35f367-8a76-4430-87e5-4ce93229fa0b/Vitalii+Kucherov+and+his+friend+Alex+Gor+opened+the+community+photo+studio+in+Lviv+%28Sarah+Lawrynuik%29.jpeg Print - Young, mobile tech workers fled eastern Ukraine, many have no plans to return - Make it stand out Vitalii Kucherov, left, and his friend Alex Gor opened a community photo studio in Lviv after moving from Kharkiv during the war. Kucherov, a software engineer, says he's unlikely to return when the war is over. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/415df3d9-a79b-4fdc-9e0b-92f894231bb2/Berliner+Strasse+is+the+name+of+studio+%28Sarah+Lawrynuik%29.JPG Print - Young, mobile tech workers fled eastern Ukraine, many have no plans to return - Make it stand out Vitalii Kucherov, left, and his friend Alex Gor opened a community photo studio in Lviv after moving from Kharkiv during the war. Kucherov, a software engineer, says he's unlikely to return when the war is over. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/3c144258-fb1f-4c21-8a87-2c2f1d39b753/Kharkiv+office+more+eating+together.jpg Print - Young, mobile tech workers fled eastern Ukraine, many have no plans to return - Make it stand out Promodo, which provides digital marketing solutions, set up a new office in Kharkiv soon after the war started. Employees who didn't want to leave the city could live and stay with their families. (Submitted by Oleksandr Kolb) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/df486b70-2b14-4922-8b87-ec75ad3f8c4d/Kyiv+working+in+power+outage.jpg Print - Young, mobile tech workers fled eastern Ukraine, many have no plans to return - Make it stand out Promodo employees work through a power outage at the office in Kyiv, which was opened after the war started. (Submitted by Oleksandr Kolb) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/2a5dbbbd-5b7c-40ba-a875-33502a4ab974/Screenshot+2023-04-12+at+8.50.00+PM.png Print - Young, mobile tech workers fled eastern Ukraine, many have no plans to return - Make it stand out UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, centre, and Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov, left, talk near a residential building damaged by Russian shelling on Jan. 24. (Andrii Marienko/The Associated Press) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/print/xgb9iuurxjqrrlmhyispcm1buwm50r monthly 0.5 2023-04-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/7b5e1fca-84b7-466f-8897-01c9e6b40d4a/NBHealthMinister2.jpg Print - Medical lies from the Maritimes - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/print/defence-network-takes-shape monthly 0.5 2022-07-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/c239f8bb-a63e-4f75-91df-cd6bf074d261/A+photo+of+the+Svitlana+Nahorna+and+her+coworkers+that+started+the+Lemberg+Volunteers+in+February+when+the+war+began+%28SL%29.JPG Print - Defence network takes shape - Make it stand out Svitlana Nahorna and her co-workers started the Lemberg Volunteers in February when the war began after Russia invaded Ukraine. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/5cbd2ffd-3724-48df-8ef9-08289f31f6d6/Svitlana+Nahorna+shows+bullet+casings+she+has+also+been+sent+by+soldiers+at+the+frontline%2C+grateful+for+the+help+of+Lemberg+Volunteers+and+other+groups+like+it+that+are+supporting+the+military+%28SL%29.JPG Print - Defence network takes shape - Make it stand out Svitlana Nahorna shows off shell casings she was sent by Ukrainian soldiers grateful for her help. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/768947c1-5d1a-435b-ace2-2ee6f707d5ea/Zoya+Kostetsky+at+Winnipeg+leg+%28SL%29.JPG Print - Defence network takes shape - Make it stand out Born in Ukraine, Winnipegger Zoya Kostetsky has found ways to connect with fundraising efforts in her homeland. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/898c2522-1b64-4c1b-b784-9e4b5c97934a/Goods+being+sent+to+frontlines+from+Lemberg+Volunteers+%28SL%29+3.JPG Print - Defence network takes shape - Make it stand out Goods are prepared to be sent to the frontlines from Lemberg Volunteers. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/dbf9de33-38e9-431c-b354-0b9297d60b40/Maria+Tokar+in+Warsaw+selling+paper+flower+bouquets+to+send+money+to+Ukrainian+military+%28SL%29.JPG Print - Defence network takes shape - Make it stand out Ukrainian citizen Maria Tokar has relocated to Warsaw where she sells bouquets made of paper and chocolates to raise money for the defence effort. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/c3e81c36-9fdf-4f08-a30a-af1b0c30e4d0/Svitlana+Nahorna+showing+the+weapons+casing+that+she+was+sent+by+soldiers+grateful+for+her+help.+She+says+she+will+turn+it+into+a+planter+%28SL%29.JPG Print - Defence network takes shape - Make it stand out Svitlana Nahorna shows a “gift” sent to her by soldiers for her help in the war effort, a discarded munitions casing she plans on turning into a flower bed. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/print/devastating-drought monthly 0.5 2023-04-08 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/3ba5c237-8e6c-4446-8054-274330d0b003/drought+feet.jpeg Print - ‘It was hard enough before’ - Make it stand out Cam Johnson stands in a normally flooded dugout that provides water to the cattle on his father Tom's farm in Oak Point Manitoba on Friday, July 9, 2021. This summer has brought some of the worst drought conditions in Manitoba's recent history. Photo: Aaron Vincent Elkaim / The Narwhal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1c5bc9b5-75c1-416a-bce9-7daafaaf7cef/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-17-2048x1366.jpeg Print - ‘It was hard enough before’ - Make it stand out Tom Johnson and his son Cam on their farm in Oak Point, Man. This summer has brought some of the worst drought conditions in Manitoba’s recent history and the Johnsons have struggled to supply adequate water and feed for their cattle. Photo: Aaron Vincent Elkaim / The Narwhal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1656902595328-1QJXEFKBLBKB6GMR7YXM/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-03-1024x683.jpeg Print - ‘It was hard enough before’ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1656902595448-S6C1CR4LK02H91R2771C/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-05-1024x683.jpeg Print - ‘It was hard enough before’ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1656902596324-BRR6R1H24AW3JO0BMV9V/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-07-2048x1366.jpeg Print - ‘It was hard enough before’ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/e1cb1ad5-fe50-4eab-93ab-ed10364c4f04/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-15-2048x1366.jpeg Print - ‘It was hard enough before’ - Make it stand out For the first time Tom Johnson has been forced to drill for water on his property. Johnson has so far drilled two water wells on his property to cope with extended drought conditions and has plans for a third. Photo: Aaron Vincent Elkaim / The Narwhal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/c1143bfd-a104-4414-8853-56ed88593ceb/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-01-2048x1366.jpeg Print - ‘It was hard enough before’ - Make it stand out A truck kicks up dust as drought conditions plague Manitoba this summer on Friday July 9, 2021. Photo: Aaron Vincent Elkaim / The Narwhal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/9a16ee81-bbd6-42fb-a7e8-3291974816b0/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-23-2048x1366.jpeg Print - ‘It was hard enough before’ - Make it stand out A sign in St. Laurent, Man., asking locals to pray for rain on Saturday, July 10, 2021. Photo: Aaron Vincent Elkaim / The Narwhal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/d96463e1-8f31-48ce-8767-98aeb7616ff2/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-38-2048x1366.jpeg Print - ‘It was hard enough before’ - Make it stand out Morden mayor Brandon Burley sits for a photo on the shoreline of Lake Minnewasta on July 10, 2021. The lake, which is experiencing critically low levels, is Morden’s sole source of drinking water. Photo: Aaron Vincent Elkaim / The Narwhal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1656902966286-ABXDTVDM810XQ8OLPWO9/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-30-1024x683.jpeg Print - ‘It was hard enough before’ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1656903044035-B48GA98CMHOZ91RCD8AJ/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-26-1024x695.jpeg Print - ‘It was hard enough before’ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1656902966494-8RYWK46OYCYP0X8Y0IYG/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-33-2048x1377.jpeg Print - ‘It was hard enough before’ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/50b4335b-5cd0-4599-8680-4131d4b60fbb/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-24-2048x1366.jpeg Print - ‘It was hard enough before’ - Make it stand out The Morden community is being asked to reduce water use as much of southern Manitoba is in the grips of extreme drought. Photo: Aaron Vincent Elkaim / The Narwhal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/680d8933-4a27-4ccd-9632-557bedc9799d/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-20-2048x1366.jpeg Print - ‘It was hard enough before’ - Make it stand out Cam Johnson stands in a normally flooded dugout that provides water to the cattle on his father Tom’s farm. The vast majority of Canada’s agricultural land is located in the Prairies, compounding the impacts of the drought on food security. Photo: Aaron Vincent Elkaim / The Narwhal https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/print/close-encounters-of-the-populist-kind monthly 0.5 2022-07-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/47cfc093-472d-4851-83fb-faf99b9a69b4/DCJM234-16_2021_181325.jpeg Print - Close encounters of the populist kind - Make it stand out Trump supporters try to break through a police barrier, Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021, at the Capitol in Washington. As Congress prepares to affirm President-elect Joe Biden's victory, thousands of people have gathered to show their support for President Donald Trump and his claims of election fraud.(AP Photo/John Minchillo) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/854fff48-8121-4b91-ab29-696b7ab22f7c/NEP9444609.jpeg Print - Close encounters of the populist kind - Make it stand out Elizabeth Domokos, 94, keeps connected to Hungary from her Winnipeg apartment. (Sarah Lawrynuik / Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/03df91c9-7967-45cf-b2ca-fef1bf561ff7/NEP9444606.jpeg Print - Close encounters of the populist kind - Make it stand out Cast-iron shoes along the shore of the Danube River honour Jews who lost their lives to fascist Hungarian Arrow Cross soldiers in the Second World War. (Sarah Lawrynuik / Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/8e0fd6f0-a311-49b8-aa85-f931684a9480/NEP9444611.jpeg Print - Close encounters of the populist kind - Make it stand out A photo taken by Domokos shows a postcard map identifying “Greater Hungary,” which was reassigned to other countries and territories in the Treaty of Trianon. (Sarah Lawrynuik / Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/2e3e0316-a6cb-4e42-bb8e-0d09f82126cb/NEP9444613.jpeg Print - Close encounters of the populist kind - Make it stand out László Miklós, the head of the Hungarian Association of History Teachers, says there has been a dangerous rewriting of history in the country’s school curriculum. (Sarah Lawrynuik / Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/5af31374-be0c-44fa-8b80-128e517ab715/Hungarian%2BParliament%2BBuilding%2Bresized.jpeg Print - Close encounters of the populist kind - Make it stand out The view of the Hungarian Parliament Building from across the Danube River. Critics of the Viktor Orbván government argue Hungary is no longer a democracy. (Sarah Lawrynuik / Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/b80d8640-129e-4086-b9f0-74413fb9c4ad/NEP9444616.jpeg Print - Close encounters of the populist kind - Make it stand out The red-and-white flag adorned with a black Kotwica symbol adorns many busineses and homes in the Polish capital. The flag symbolizes the Warsaw Uprising during the Second World War. (Sarah Lawrynuik / Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/85a633ad-3872-4cf8-8afd-766f6059db18/NEP9444612.jpeg Print - Close encounters of the populist kind - Make it stand out Jonathan Ornstein, director of Krakow’s Jewish Community Centre, says the direction of the Polish government has left Jews worried about their future in the country. (Sarah Lawrynuik / Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/0c18d068-2588-4beb-b2b0-1d54abcf2001/NEP9444615.jpeg Print - Close encounters of the populist kind - Make it stand out U of M professor Magda Blackmore says Poland was ripe for manipulation because, with the onset of the Cold War following the Second World War, the country had no time to grapple with what had occurred. (Sarah Lawrynuik / Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/9bf1fcbb-15de-4165-bbc4-f2739ea52466/Krakow%2BJewish%2Bquarter%2Bresized.jpeg Print - Close encounters of the populist kind - Make it stand out Knick-knacks for sale in the market in Krakow’s Jewish quarter. (Sarah Lawrynuik / Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/9a3908ad-cf55-41af-827a-9ae5aa93ef91/NEP9444614.jpeg Print - Close encounters of the populist kind - Make it stand out Anti-LBGTTQ+ efforts supported by the Polish government is a disturbing trend, says Krakow-based gay-rights advocate Dawid Wojtyczka. (Sarah Lawrynuik / Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/be990959-73af-4ce9-b361-1dd6752adaaa/NEP9444621.jpeg Print - Close encounters of the populist kind - Make it stand out The Polish National Museum, devoted to the Second World War, opened in 2017 in Gdansk, where the first shots of the war were fired on Sept. 1, 1939. The museum was criticized for overlooking Polish involvement during the war, instead emphasizing those who opposed the German occupation. (Sarah Lawrynuik / Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/acac8d6f-d7ff-41c1-a21b-b62c6c356eca/NEP9444607.jpeg Print - Close encounters of the populist kind - Make it stand out The Hungarian government erected a monument in 2014 to “all the victims” of German occupation during the Second World War. Critics say the statue showing the archangel Gabriel being attacked by a German eagle works to absolve the country of complicity. (Sarah Lawrynuik / Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/734500cf-8142-43c2-94ed-c1f0e37f5f93/makeshift%2Bmemorial%2Bresized.jpeg Print - Close encounters of the populist kind - Make it stand out A makeshift memorial, installed by citizens to recognize the lost lives of Hungarian Jews during the Second World War, was erected in front of the government’s official monument. (Sarah Lawrynuik / Winnipeg Free Press) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/print/canadian-officials-are-using-orwellian-methods-to-protect-oil-and-gas-82w2b monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1656905132433-17WDZR7TJZPXICC0BHWU/unsplash-image-GrmwVnVSSdU.jpg Print - Canadian officials are using Orwellian methods to protect oil and gas - Make it stand out Stock photo supplied by Upsplash https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/print/dragged-into-us-politics-ukraines-real-challenge-is-ending-a-conflict-sparked-by-russia-backed-separatists monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1ee01ba1-38dd-4f7f-bc28-6c33191bfc4d/P1010713.jpg Print - Dragged into U.S. politics, Ukraine’s real challenge is ending a conflict sparked by Russia-backed separatists - Make it stand out Anna Zakharova outside Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Ukrainian Catholic Church in Calgary, Alta. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/07e68974-bdd7-4250-b421-d0b163982c9c/P1123779.jpeg Print - Dragged into U.S. politics, Ukraine’s real challenge is ending a conflict sparked by Russia-backed separatists - Make it stand out Thousands of people gather in Maidan on Oct. 6, 2019 to protest President Zelenskiy’s commitment to a tentative peace agreement that would see local elections held in the eastern region known as the Donbass (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/f4f0b125-4697-47f7-bc73-ccaa1b594758/image-asset+%285%29.jpeg Print - Dragged into U.S. politics, Ukraine’s real challenge is ending a conflict sparked by Russia-backed separatists - Make it stand out Yegor lost his right leg above the knee after sustaining injuries from an incoming missile. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/317e368a-95b2-4775-b220-1339dbcd5aa3/P1168279.jpeg Print - Dragged into U.S. politics, Ukraine’s real challenge is ending a conflict sparked by Russia-backed separatists - Make it stand out Evgeniya Goryunova was forced to leave Crimea during the annexation of the territory by Russia. She asks to be photographed in front of the globe monument in Maidan in Kyiv, because it tells her exactly how far away she is from her home. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/50efaaee-ea20-4a9c-8c46-2276e6768722/P1167392.jpeg Print - Dragged into U.S. politics, Ukraine’s real challenge is ending a conflict sparked by Russia-backed separatists - Make it stand out Florence Gillette, head of the ICRC delegation in Ukraine, shows a map of the conflict area on the wall of her Kyiv office. She says more than 400 ICRC staff are on the ground in the eastern region every day. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/e680ad05-aa1a-4856-9560-324a4ca5e1bc/stanitsa_luh_11.01.2_019.jpg Print - Dragged into U.S. politics, Ukraine’s real challenge is ending a conflict sparked by Russia-backed separatists - Make it stand out ICRC staff help people cross the contact line that separates the Ukrainian-controlled territory in the west and the Russian controlled territory in the east. The contact line is roughly 400 kilometres long and travel across the line is only permitted at several points. The journey can mean hours waiting in line both in the cold of winter and the heat of summer. TETIANA KHYZHNIAK/ICRC https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/print/polands-election-features-a-confident-right-wing-ruling-party-despite-abortion-lgbt-debates monthly 0.5 2022-07-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/01c4b591-2db4-4909-b2b0-c5de2fd2904c/P1055789.jpeg Print - Poland's election features a confident right-wing ruling party despite abortion, LGBT debates - Make it stand out While city streets in Poland show off political signs for a variety of parties, in the more rural areas, signs of the ruling Law and Justice Party dominate, with some for the Polish People’s Party, an agrarian Christian-democratic group. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/ec7f9f6e-c00d-4fbd-9e23-4cd5fa68359f/image-asset+%286%29.jpeg Print - Poland's election features a confident right-wing ruling party despite abortion, LGBT debates - Make it stand out Jakub and Karolina Zarzycki will not be voting for Law and Justice Party. They describe Polish society as utterly divided along social justice issues. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/e2ac2669-77bf-48bd-9a8e-842190529e60/image-asset+%281%29.png Print - Poland's election features a confident right-wing ruling party despite abortion, LGBT debates - Make it stand out A sticker proclaiming 'LGBT-free zone' distributed in the weekly conservative magazine Gazeta Polska is pictured in Warsaw on July 24. The government refused to halt the distribution of the stickers, but courts blocked their sale. (Kacper Pempel/Reuters) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/02e72ea4-a925-4ae1-b0db-5d2bd9962c01/image-asset+%287%29.jpeg Print - Poland's election features a confident right-wing ruling party despite abortion, LGBT debates - Make it stand out Dawid Wojtyczka is a board member of the organization that runs Krakow's new safe space for the LGBT community. He compares banning LGBT people to state discrimination against Jews. 'The world knows how that ended,' he says. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/46556e82-d086-46c3-97e2-49194d47a4bc/P1055784.jpeg Print - Poland's election features a confident right-wing ruling party despite abortion, LGBT debates - Make it stand out On Sunday mornings the open doors of the church let the sound of hymns fill the town of Korytnica, which is empty like a ghost town until the service is over. Almost everyone in Poland is Catholic, the Vatican says. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/print/meet-the-mechanical-engineer-whose-signature-is-instagram-famous-in-manitoba monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/477dc2e8-606b-4110-ae4e-10c81f92bb1e/6E814A4E-598B-4EF9-A09C-D2537A9CE507-1096-0000004959631C75.jpeg Print - Meet the Mechanical Engineer Whose Signature Is Instagram Famous in Manitoba - Make it stand out For the past 10 years, if you traveled on an elevator in Manitoba, your trip was Cheryl-approved. REINHARD KRULL/EYEEM/GETTY IMAGES https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/133c58b1-4af7-4484-8501-d85e9f13976b/9ADE7E89-505B-40C8-89EE-0DDE35FC98C6-1096-0000004A18536823.jpeg Print - Meet the Mechanical Engineer Whose Signature Is Instagram Famous in Manitoba - Make it stand out Cheryl Lashek’s signature, in all its glory, on an elevator certificate. CREDIT: KARLY TARDIFF https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1af136ea-2bf4-4979-8e1f-e2373eafbf69/7C04006B-19B4-4DCA-90AE-22BB34E68E52-1096-0000004B0DCFA2C2.jpeg Print - Meet the Mechanical Engineer Whose Signature Is Instagram Famous in Manitoba - Make it stand out A portrait of Cheryl Lashek, made by Alex Plante. CREDIT: ALEX PLANTE/APLANTE.COM https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/00332337-b264-45de-8610-10f1304ea9e3/4EDB2A1B-189B-4C5C-B36D-23C3E9B83DE0-1096-0000004CBF43D0D6.jpeg Print - Meet the Mechanical Engineer Whose Signature Is Instagram Famous in Manitoba - Make it stand out Stickers honoring Cheryl Lashek and her comforting signature. CREDIT: TODD SCOTT https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/print/hungarys-anti-migrant-laws-mask-more-urgent-domestic-problems monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/61cb4ceb-6327-45ba-bbd9-a1ea8d9a8856/asylum-seekers.jpeg Print - Hungary's anti-migrant laws mask more urgent domestic problems - Make it stand out Asylum-seekers at the Hungarian border, waiting to enter the transit zone, where they will be detained for the duration of their asylum procedure. (UNHCR) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/7646f76d-1f09-4817-b179-7a6aef43c5da/DSC_4987B.jpeg Print - Hungary's anti-migrant laws mask more urgent domestic problems - Make it stand out Gabor Gyulai, director of the refugee program at the Hungarian Helsinki Committee, a human rights organization, hopes that new laws the parliament has passed, dubbed the Stop Soros bill, which criminalize certain kinds of help provided to migrants who are not entitled to asylum, won't be enforced as strictly as they are written. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/bf34e5d5-182c-4325-b3d6-68069ca1e687/DSC_4691A.jpeg Print - Hungary's anti-migrant laws mask more urgent domestic problems - Make it stand out Daniel Draskoczy is a historian and tour guide in Budapest, focusing on historical tours looking at the effects of communism on the country, for example. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/434fee07-105a-4443-86ee-e4d54767735c/DSC_4946A.jpeg Print - Hungary's anti-migrant laws mask more urgent domestic problems - Make it stand out Reminders are present throughout Budapest of Hungary’s painful history of foreign occupation and fascism. These iron-cast shoes are part of a public art piece commemorating the thousands of Hungarian Jews shot along the banks of the Danube River during the Second World War. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/6281d4f6-912d-47e9-8ac6-d26bac40bdd7/DSC_4762A.jpeg Print - Hungary's anti-migrant laws mask more urgent domestic problems - Make it stand out Fidesz, the far-right party of Viktor Orban, has held control of Hungary’s national assembly, above, since 2010.(Sarah Lawrynuik) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/print/i-was-terrys-protector-sister-of-alberta-homicide-victim-reflects-as-triple-murder-trial-starts monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/fa8eb6ce-1ba1-4c7b-9935-d3a50a42f9ea/tb1.jpeg Print - 'I was Terry's protector': Sister of Alberta homicide victim reflects as triple murder trial starts - Make it stand out "[Hailey] was a little water baby. She wanted to go to the falls, or the lake, or the river," her aunt Amanda Blanchette recalls. (Amanda Blanchette) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/d58f198a-3209-4a14-ba8f-475b22c25c7b/tb2+%283%29.jpeg Print - 'I was Terry's protector': Sister of Alberta homicide victim reflects as triple murder trial starts - Make it stand out Amanda Blanchette remembers her niece going everywhere with her stuffed animal Scout. (Amanda Blanchette) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/acd31b56-367b-4dfc-9624-e9c25d739b53/tb3.jpeg Print - 'I was Terry's protector': Sister of Alberta homicide victim reflects as triple murder trial starts - Make it stand out Hanne Meketech was found dead inside her home in the Crowsnest community of Coleman a few days before the deaths of Terry Blanchette and his daughter in Blairmore. (RCMP) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/bafabcb2-75f1-4267-958c-d607ab1b9981/tb4.jpeg Print - 'I was Terry's protector': Sister of Alberta homicide victim reflects as triple murder trial starts - Make it stand out Siblings Rick, Amanda and Terry Blanchette grew up in Elkford, B.C. Amanda still lives in the house where they were raised. (Amanda Blanchette) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/d3ec8095-0e22-4008-8531-1a882186a4bd/tb5.jpeg Print - 'I was Terry's protector': Sister of Alberta homicide victim reflects as triple murder trial starts - Make it stand out Hailey Dunbar-Blanchette was 'a little water baby,' according to her aunt, and her dad took her on lots of adventures to rivers, streams and lakes around the Crowsnest Pass. (Amanda Blanchette) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/a21acb13-3ea0-44bf-952d-1cb53aaa07a7/image-asset+%2810%29.jpeg Print - 'I was Terry's protector': Sister of Alberta homicide victim reflects as triple murder trial starts - Make it stand out Terry Blanchette's body was found in this duplex in Blairmore in September 2015. (Sarah Lawrynuik/CBC) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/print/we-were-all-prisoners-now-we-are-free-iraqis-fleeing-mosul-find-safety-in-camps monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/7d22943a-1ed5-4368-a520-3a14a92370cc/8.jpeg Print - 'We were all prisoners; now, we are free': Iraqis fleeing Mosul find safety in camps - Make it stand out Talal Jarbo Sliman, shown with his family less than 24 hours after arriving at a camp for Iraqis who have fled from Mosul, holds the letter ISIS gave him after killing his three brothers. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/878c762f-e31b-4315-9354-2ab0902c7898/Screen+Shot+2022-07-04+at+5.08.40+PM.png Print - 'We were all prisoners; now, we are free': Iraqis fleeing Mosul find safety in camps - Make it stand out Nearly 9,000 people are already being housed in Al Khazer camp, with hundreds more arriving by military transport each day. (Gavin John) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/061b455f-7f41-4557-af66-c7aba3017739/3.jpeg Print - 'We were all prisoners; now, we are free': Iraqis fleeing Mosul find safety in camps - Make it stand out Children in the Al Khazer camp seem oblivious to the dangers they have just fled. (Gavin John) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/5bc17e3e-5b59-42af-bb6e-b770e88d830a/image-asset+%288%29.jpeg Print - 'We were all prisoners; now, we are free': Iraqis fleeing Mosul find safety in camps - Make it stand out Hundreds wait in line for water and other necessities being delivered by the Norwegian Refugee Council. (Gavin John) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/fd03edcc-7600-4856-b8c9-0423017d8ec7/image-asset+%289%29.jpeg Print - 'We were all prisoners; now, we are free': Iraqis fleeing Mosul find safety in camps - Make it stand out Ali and his three-year-old son arrived at the Al Khazer camp after their home in Mosul was destroyed. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/environment-climate daily 0.75 2023-04-19 https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/environment-climate/the-plan-to-turn-my-hometown-into-a-nuclear-waste-dump monthly 0.5 2022-07-07 https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/environment-climate/enormous-fires-everywhere monthly 0.5 2022-07-07 https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/environment-climate/devastating-drought monthly 0.5 2023-04-08 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/3e84c356-a680-4c92-8b4a-3ebb70c37d08/drought+feet.jpeg Environment & Climate - ‘It was hard enough before’ - Make it stand out Cam Johnson stands in a normally flooded dugout that provides water to the cattle on his father Tom's farm in Oak Point Manitoba on Friday, July 9, 2021. This summer has brought some of the worst drought conditions in Manitoba's recent history. Photo: Aaron Vincent Elkaim / The Narwhal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/46b0b19e-eb30-430d-bf29-0195ad60bff3/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-17-2048x1366.jpeg Environment & Climate - ‘It was hard enough before’ - Make it stand out Tom Johnson and his son Cam on their farm in Oak Point, Man. This summer has brought some of the worst drought conditions in Manitoba’s recent history and the Johnsons have struggled to supply adequate water and feed for their cattle. Photo: Aaron Vincent Elkaim / The Narwhal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1656903773077-GWZMW8K7CPZ1GEIBFAF0/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-03-1024x683.jpeg Environment & Climate - ‘It was hard enough before’ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1656903773104-M85YRHLJFQMHJQ5GO4BR/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-05-1024x683.jpeg Environment & Climate - ‘It was hard enough before’ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1656903773612-YIONB8DMWM4V7BM5O3GB/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-07-2048x1366.jpeg Environment & Climate - ‘It was hard enough before’ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/8cc0f824-ddc1-4fae-af38-a899413303b1/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-15-2048x1366.jpeg Environment & Climate - ‘It was hard enough before’ - Make it stand out For the first time Tom Johnson has been forced to drill for water on his property. Johnson has so far drilled two water wells on his property to cope with extended drought conditions and has plans for a third. Photo: Aaron Vincent Elkaim / The Narwhal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/07036e3e-3423-4193-9603-404741118101/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-01-2048x1366.jpeg Environment & Climate - ‘It was hard enough before’ - Make it stand out A truck kicks up dust as drought conditions plague Manitoba this summer on Friday July 9, 2021. Photo: Aaron Vincent Elkaim / The Narwhal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/fb3a10f7-cf09-45a0-8683-89b30b4e067a/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-23-2048x1366.jpeg Environment & Climate - ‘It was hard enough before’ - Make it stand out A sign in St. Laurent, Man., asking locals to pray for rain on Saturday, July 10, 2021. Photo: Aaron Vincent Elkaim / The Narwhal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/75a86cfe-cde6-410d-854b-4458cb68f22c/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-38-2048x1366.jpeg Environment & Climate - ‘It was hard enough before’ - Make it stand out Morden mayor Brandon Burley sits for a photo on the shoreline of Lake Minnewasta on July 10, 2021. The lake, which is experiencing critically low levels, is Morden’s sole source of drinking water. Photo: Aaron Vincent Elkaim / The Narwhal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1656904143773-SD45P9CV55IQDTTGJ4W0/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-26-1024x695.jpeg Environment & Climate - ‘It was hard enough before’ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1656904143619-ZQGI54SLO7TBW3SVJQP2/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-30-1024x683.jpeg Environment & Climate - ‘It was hard enough before’ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1656904144641-693IY23PTPEZJJTAVH27/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-33-2048x1377.jpeg Environment & Climate - ‘It was hard enough before’ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/0d4af8c0-9df5-4521-bc3a-2514256e0812/Manitoba_drought-climate-change-The-Narwhal-Aaron-Vincent-Elkaim-24-2048x1366.jpeg Environment & Climate - ‘It was hard enough before’ - Make it stand out The Morden community is being asked to reduce water use as much of southern Manitoba is in the grips of extreme drought. Photo: Aaron Vincent Elkaim / The Narwhal https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/environment-climate/climate-crisis-gives-birth-to-fear-uncertainty monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/f4d71230-a880-4942-ae35-14781a267115/NEP9778220.jpeg Environment & Climate - Climate crisis gives birth to fear, uncertainty - Make it stand out Elizabeth Holl (left), Indira Beilfuss (nine months), Zeke Beilfuss (five), and Rodrigo Beilfuss. (MIKAELA MACKENZIE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/bc1e24d8-e5a7-4497-9195-a25754c9db71/NEP9773684.jpeg Environment & Climate - Climate crisis gives birth to fear, uncertainty - Make it stand out Dominique Levin is completing his master’s degree in climate studies. (JOHN WOODS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/environment-climate/transforming-transit monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/63514f75-9484-4a8e-bad1-58b08decf495/NEP9456689.jpeg Environment & Climate - Transforming transit - Make it stand out Transit hopes to replace 100 to 110 diesel buses with zero-emission models by the end of 2027, which is expected to cost $280.4 million (test buses included.) (JOHN WOODS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS FILES) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/385dc720-9374-4d98-8f08-585f2f804150/wfp_ncl2020_transit_trips_capita.png Environment & Climate - Transforming transit - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/84c8bd31-d5e6-4686-8885-9744d85a9615/wfp_total_passenger_trips_statcan.png Environment & Climate - Transforming transit - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/b361e3a7-a4ee-4649-8dd0-f7fe3a53c047/NEP9613584.jpeg Environment & Climate - Transforming transit - Make it stand out Replacing diesel buses with electric ones would also improve the rider experience. (JESSE BOILY / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/environment-climate/explainer-new-spin-on-old-polar-vortex-behaviour monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/50f6ab7d-1e3a-45f1-9b6b-8fc1c2241e15/NEP9478776.jpeg Environment & Climate - New spin on old polar vortex behaviour - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/5dec40db-58cc-4102-bc22-f4a42d5c0334/NEP9477983.jpeg Environment & Climate - New spin on old polar vortex behaviour - Make it stand out (CREDIT: NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/be891631-286d-4980-a55a-15c56d0d5d3f/NEP9478012.jpeg Environment & Climate - New spin on old polar vortex behaviour - Make it stand out "Going into the early 2000s, we started to notice that the polar vortex was changing shape, quite significantly," David Barber said. (JOHN WOODS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/environment-climate/alberta-wrestles-with-its-most-critical-resource-water monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/ed4f9621-9a0d-42f8-bc2e-4fab669b23a1/shutterstock_143630593-2200x1326.jpeg Environment & Climate - Alberta wrestles with its most critical resource: water - Make it stand out Stock image by Shutterstock https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/246c76be-bf13-4cda-8f23-1916629f58f1/image-asset+%283%29.jpeg Environment & Climate - Alberta wrestles with its most critical resource: water - Make it stand out Three reservoir options are being considered to manage water flow in the Bow River system from Seebe to Calgary. Map: Government of Alberta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/8787f4f1-b218-4e5a-99f5-0069edeb1c36/image-asset+%284%29.jpeg Environment & Climate - Alberta wrestles with its most critical resource: water - Make it stand out Stock image by Upsplash https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/environment-climate/canadian-officials-are-using-orwellian-methods-to-protect-oil-and-gas monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1656905132433-17WDZR7TJZPXICC0BHWU/unsplash-image-GrmwVnVSSdU.jpg Environment & Climate - Canadian officials are using Orwellian methods to protect oil and gas - Make it stand out Stock photo supplied by Upsplash https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/environment-climate/big-oil-big-divides monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/826713e2-2bad-4d78-8634-8bc9c19dcc3d/P1203608.jpeg Environment & Climate - Big oil, big divides - Make it stand out Dale Swampy is the president of the National Coalition of Chiefs, which hosted its Natural Resource Summit on Tsuut'ina First Nation, found in Calgary city limits, on Nov. 4 and 5. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/d34bff62-982c-45ab-ad02-040e11d0d3ba/image-asset+%282%29.jpeg Environment & Climate - Big oil, big divides - Make it stand out Chief Roy Jones Jr. was the closing keynote speaker at the conference. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/bec1491b-8c3e-4300-bd43-c37e045230e5/P1203340.jpeg Environment & Climate - Big oil, big divides - Make it stand out Delbert Wapass, founder of Project Reconciliation, addresses the crowd of Indigenous leaders and oil and gas sector representatives on Tuesday. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/environment-climate/trees-are-canadas-soldiers-in-the-fight-against-climate-change-and-the-losses-are-staggering monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/9bff4db2-7ec8-49e0-a062-8c2b37640135/IMG_0203.jpeg Environment & Climate - Trees are Canada's soldiers in the fight against climate change, and the losses are staggering - Make it stand out Wildfire haze obscures the Fraser River valley near Lytton, B.C. in 2009. Photo: Zack Jackson / Flickr https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/fcc2a1a6-9c3f-44ce-b6f2-3ca18b99f331/A1949C1D-BB3C-4D39-86DB-B2528FAC5E17-501-0000000D583E8F20.jpeg Environment & Climate - Trees are Canada's soldiers in the fight against climate change, and the losses are staggering - Make it stand out Equipment at a flux tower operated by UBC Micrometerology measures wind, heat and water 25 metres above a forest canopy attacked by the mountain pine beetle in Kennedy. B.C. The project is designed to better understand how pine beetle forests influence greenhouse gases emissions. Photo: Andreas Christen / UBC Micrometerology Flickr https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/8d3be4c2-6677-4c5c-ab15-77d26cc0eb64/5A21EF09-75AC-48EE-A1FE-3DAA2D3F274D-441-0000000B17C450D1.jpeg Environment & Climate - Trees are Canada's soldiers in the fight against climate change, and the losses are staggering - Make it stand out Michel Vennetier is a forestry engineer based in Aix-en-Provence, France. Photo: Sarah Lawrynuik https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/39b16efd-1e73-4cb5-b723-8a96c1d0b265/8AD57A2F-E99D-4F9D-B6D3-7CF44AB83BD6-441-0000000B2522FF18.jpeg Environment & Climate - Trees are Canada's soldiers in the fight against climate change, and the losses are staggering - Make it stand out Vennetier says part of the problem is that people have gotten used to seeing dead trees and they’ve normalized it. Photo: Sarah Lawrynuik https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/environment-climate/jellyfish-offer-a-sticky-solution-to-the-problem-of-plastic-pollution monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/5d25f141-0046-46eb-8aa5-20482996113c/DSC_6371.jpeg Environment & Climate - Jellyfish offer a sticky solution to the problem of plastic pollution - Make it stand out The fried egg jellyfish (Cotylorhiza tuberculata) can have a bell that measures up to 60 cm in diameter. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/affc18d2-e023-45e7-92c6-aba5429b434c/DSC_6454.jpeg Environment & Climate - Jellyfish offer a sticky solution to the problem of plastic pollution - Make it stand out Stiky situation: a fried egg jellyfish will produce mucus when handled or gently prodded. (Sarah Lawrynuik) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/churchill-bearing-north daily 0.75 2023-04-19 https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/churchill-bearing-north/manitobas-microcosm monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/e0139fd8-3a58-4031-97eb-52c4461f7445/1626862-polar-bears.jpeg Bearing North - Manitoba’s Microcosm - Make it stand out A mother polar bear and her two cubs relax among the rocks near the shore of Hudson Bay. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/680e8b11-7572-41c8-97ef-41ddba3185ec/NEP8881590.jpeg Bearing North - Manitoba’s Microcosm - Make it stand out Eden Lavallee (right) performs in August at the town’s pandemic-delayed Winterfest: ‘Churchill seems to attract very unique, different people from everywhere’ (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/d938a86e-9b14-42b8-a6c3-3f94f0b28b8a/NEP8881895.jpeg Bearing North - Manitoba’s Microcosm - Make it stand out The ‘Know I’m Here’ mural takes on greater urgency as climate change’s impact is felt in the North. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/79ebf89a-308a-4be0-958e-d003f0d03ea1/NEP8881766.jpeg Bearing North - Manitoba’s Microcosm - Make it stand out Dave Daley rubs one of his sled dogs down with insect repellant before taking the dogs for a run. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/269a0e70-6017-4c0c-a190-1fccf274928c/NEP8881818.jpeg Bearing North - Manitoba’s Microcosm - Make it stand out A weir running across the Churchill River was put in by Manitoba Hydro in 1999 to try and fix some of the environmental damage done when the river was diverted. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/9c9deb35-8312-485a-9bea-f4807b35db05/NEP8882439.jpeg Bearing North - Manitoba’s Microcosm - Make it stand out A polar bear cub, approximately 1.5 years old, climbs on rocks outside of the Churchill townsite. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/churchill-bearing-north/worry-in-the-water monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/8c66a4ee-eabe-48cd-80fa-3dbed9d289f0/Screenshot%2B2020-10-13%2Bat%2B11.19.57%2BAM.png Bearing North - Worry in the water - Make it stand out (Supplied by Oceans North) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/a22c8ab3-e82d-4c00-a710-8567602ff51d/DSC_0664.jpeg Bearing North - Worry in the water - Make it stand out Winnipeg Free Press reporter Sarah Lawrynuik has a chance to paddle alongside belugas as they socialize with tourists kayaking in the Churchill River. (Faye Kehler) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/18616cde-49e0-4258-bec8-a5612b2af118/NEP8883231.jpeg Bearing North - Worry in the water - Make it stand out Two juvenile beluga whales follow behind a Zodiac on a tourist outing by Sea North Tours. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/3306f572-8030-4efd-8331-d824131b0689/NEP8885727.jpeg Bearing North - Worry in the water - Make it stand out Beluga whales in Button Bay, just west of where the Churchill River flows into Hudson Bay. With longer open-water seasons for the belugas, there is a longer season for other species to wander into the bay which, on some occasions, brings predators to the belugas’ doorstep. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/3b0fc159-0f88-49a1-abcf-3bf5217d53d9/NEP8885786.jpeg Bearing North - Worry in the water - Make it stand out Terry Palmer (left) and Erica Gillis document belugas’ behaviour in the estuary from their perch at the Port of Churchill. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/28af9700-0ada-459d-9169-8fec3cbb0f0a/NEP8885714.jpeg Bearing North - Worry in the water - Make it stand out Tourists snap photos of belugas as they surface in the estuary. The whales are curious and like to follow along behind Zodiac watercraft. Guides suspect its the bubbles from the motors that attract them. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/churchill-bearing-north/the-damage-is-done-already monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/3050c44d-947a-4c2f-828f-f3b344e8f222/NEP8895400.jpeg Bearing North - ‘The damage is done already’ - Make it stand out Ron Spence: ‘We need to adapt and go with Mother Nature and respect it’ (SUPPLIED PHOTO) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/791e5f60-0d58-48d2-a33d-a0dee5165010/Churchill%2Bmidview%2Bmaps.jpeg Bearing North - ‘The damage is done already’ - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/004034bc-4cfd-4511-93eb-8ca8c534953d/garrison-settee-P1239290.jpeg Bearing North - ‘The damage is done already’ - Make it stand out Grand Chief Garrison Settee: Ultimately, it has affected the livelihood of a lot of people who still live traditionally. That livelihood and that way of life will be forever changed because of climate change. Now we’re faced with the situation: where do we go from here? (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/churchill-bearing-north/the-domino-effect monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1656951689552-QLKU63KLY7YV2W5SBN9K/unsplash-image-NBvcQRdRSeQ.jpg Bearing North - The domino effect - Make it stand out (Stock photo provided by Upsplash) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/462961aa-13b1-405f-9a04-48faaf111657/NEP8897900.jpeg Bearing North - The domino effect - Make it stand out Jim Roth studies Arctic foxes and foodwebs in the Churchill region. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/4b2f278e-ab58-4531-b2a1-24ee39b2d9c0/NEP8897901.jpeg Bearing North - The domino effect - Make it stand out Don Gutoski photo https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/bbbc6073-0abb-442f-91b7-53c38024899c/NEP8897962.jpeg Bearing North - The domino effect - Make it stand out Lemmings are a critical food source for arctic foxes. (CHLOE WARRET RODRIGUES PHOTO) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/churchill-bearing-north/anxiety-on-the-tundra monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/05536b83-1760-4f12-81fe-dc63f0cab243/P1307873.jpeg Bearing North - Anxiety on the tundra - Make it stand out A pair of cubs, roughly 1.5 years old, nurse amongst the rocks near the shores of Hudson Bay. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/9a81bc4f-ca1a-4f2c-8c49-57cc1f20435e/NEP8916242.jpeg Bearing North - Anxiety on the tundra - Make it stand out Angela Mak shows off her polar bear photos that she’s bound in a book. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/f8ba68c8-95fa-4306-8bdc-8bc3ad2d3647/NEP8916235.jpeg Bearing North - Anxiety on the tundra - Make it stand out Andrew Derocher, a professor of biological sciences at the University of Alberta, has been studying polar bears for nearly 40 years. SUPPLIED PHOTO https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/7d1f6449-1fe5-4eca-818f-0b303df03f9d/NEP8916234.jpeg Bearing North - Anxiety on the tundra - Make it stand out Derocher was able to monitor when the bears left the sea ice over the summer using radio collars. SUPPLIED PHOTO https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/6d53bbaf-c1b4-47cf-adfc-56e80633293c/NEP8916237.jpg Bearing North - Anxiety on the tundra - Make it stand out Environment and Climate Change Canada research scientist Nick Lunn weighs a polar bear cub in spring. SUPPLIED PHOTO https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1ee9943a-b2e0-4d65-a0e7-13ea17569b6e/NEP8916233.jpeg Bearing North - Anxiety on the tundra - Make it stand out Derocher on bear behaviour in bad ice years: "There’s great potential that they could become much more dangerous for local residents." SUPPLIED PHOTO https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/churchill-bearing-north/fear-factor monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/c70a239e-a697-4af5-8f34-266346a44411/NEP8921816.jpeg Bearing North - Fear Factor - Make it stand out Gary Stern, research professor at U of M’s Centre for Earth Observation Science, says understanding oil’s impact on the Arctic ecosystem is critical. (MIKAELA MACKENZIE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/9077158f-f7e6-4fa5-b899-309bc4463829/P1251069.jpeg Bearing North - Fear Factor - Make it stand out The Churchill Marine Observatory visible from the mouth of the Churchill River. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/9456f87b-29ae-456a-adbc-6022fc27c102/image-asset.jpeg Bearing North - Fear Factor - Make it stand out The Ocean-Sea Ice Mesocosm will allow experiments to be conducted in a controlled environment. (UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/a1d69070-99e7-4159-ad1a-c086cbbcf0d1/NEP8887307.jpeg Bearing North - Fear Factor - Make it stand out Churchill Mayor Mike Spence: “Being a port community, you’re going to get that kind of door-knocking.” (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/1656952444896-39OBYP8F6PJKIKEP1MWF/unsplash-image-nqy-ODNLPyY.jpg Bearing North - Fear Factor - Make it stand out (Stock photo provided by Upsplash) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/churchill-bearing-north/painful-past-uncertain-future monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/c7605144-9375-4ffd-8ad2-2836638a974c/NEP8919146.jpeg Bearing North - Painful past, uncertain future - Make it stand out Ernie BUssidor, a Sayisi Dene elder and former chief, discusses the importance of caribou to his community. SUPPLIED PHOTO https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/d5a09a60-f401-486e-b9c9-efb1973a2a15/NEP8919144%2B%281%29.jpeg Bearing North - Painful past, uncertain future - Make it stand out A plaque in Dene Village recalls the forced relocation of the Sayisi Dene from their homelands near Tadoule Lake to the outskirts of Churchill. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/e556ff8d-4066-44a3-b3af-ddd5c3b51fa2/NEP8919147.jpeg Bearing North - Painful past, uncertain future - Make it stand out A caribou is spotted in the Churchill Wildlife Management Area during a polar bear tour. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/9cb4e4f5-de2d-454a-818b-6223c6b0e946/NEP8919143.jpeg Bearing North - Painful past, uncertain future - Make it stand out There is little marking the site of Dene Village. A bench sits near the cement foundation of one of the former homes. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/833d1aab-38fc-4514-a939-70364e8006d8/NEP8919145.jpeg Bearing North - Painful past, uncertain future - Make it stand out Mayor Mike Spence reads aloud the names on a plaque that commemorates the horrors of the relocation of the Sayisi Dene people. Spence was mayor in 1999 when the town offered an apology to Sayisi Dene FN. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/churchill-bearing-north/sacred-site-breathtaking-sight monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/f45a4de5-c0f8-434e-9bf2-9c90f1702949/NEP8935291.jpeg Bearing North - Sacred site, breathtaking sight - Make it stand out Archeologist Linda Larcombe is overwhelmed upon her arrival at Hubbart Point: ‘It is spectacular’. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/82d2f578-bd7e-46d1-9a5e-3dcf1746fc3c/NEP8934642.jpeg Bearing North - Sacred site, breathtaking sight - Make it stand out Travelling to Hubbart Point by helicopter. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/a0b58467-0938-44b6-b397-52cd1668a172/image-asset.png Bearing North - Sacred site, breathtaking sight - Make it stand out Johnny Mamgark worked with Virginia Petch on the Hubbart Point project. SUPPLED PHOTO/OCEANS NORTH https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/c89b420c-b4e4-4699-b857-5e05f7134076/NEP8934601.jpeg Bearing North - Sacred site, breathtaking sight - Make it stand out Tent rings formed out of stones covered in black, deadened lichen at Hubbart Point. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/c49a578c-9707-4b0a-ba88-053aab8724bf/P1330222.jpeg Bearing North - Sacred site, breathtaking sight - Make it stand out Carbon dating has suggests that Thule people used Hubbart Point for hunting as far back as 1,000 years ago. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/2a0f526b-f9f2-4bf8-b07b-e38270485278/NEP8934607.jpeg Bearing North - Sacred site, breathtaking sight - Make it stand out Food caches were and are an important way that Inuit communities store food when they're hunting. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/churchill-bearing-north/teach-your-visitors-well monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/87f1d537-0a04-4bdc-8eec-940509af9ae6/P1341092.jpeg Bearing North - Teach your visitors well - Make it stand out Alex de Vries-Magnifico is a Churchill guide and owner/operator of Discover Churchill. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/3c78966b-2bcb-4dc8-ada5-46d681663026/NEP8918091.jpeg Bearing North - Teach your visitors well - Make it stand out Kevin Burke guides visitors aboard the tundra buggy. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/6441da41-6ce7-43f0-83e1-698e17f9433c/NEP8918095.jpeg Bearing North - Teach your visitors well - Make it stand out Frontiers North Adventures offers tours with scientists who give lectures on climate change. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/27d5ae70-cd84-4860-b1f2-509dacf9a1d4/P1341069.jpeg Bearing North - Teach your visitors well - Make it stand out Alex de Vries-Magnifico leads a tour out to the MV Ithaca, a shipwreck outside of Churchill. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/e0e09d45-eafa-4253-9cda-3e312d37b32b/NEP8918094.jpeg Bearing North - Teach your visitors well - Make it stand out Three bears make an appearance on a Tundra Buggy tour in late August. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/14a7a853-9d26-483b-b464-cf42650289d8/NEP8918093.jpeg Bearing North - Teach your visitors well - Make it stand out A Kal Barteski mural of a polar bear sits in front of the Churchill train station. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/churchill-bearing-north/l4d23yz14cu3stlos44yniupqwh4l7 monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/cf4b8184-1e15-40b2-b5d7-bccbffdc2b36/P1341189.jpeg Bearing North - Season of change - Make it stand out A train waits at the station in Churchill for tourists to climb aboard. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/a1d69070-99e7-4159-ad1a-c086cbbcf0d1/NEP8887307.jpeg Bearing North - Season of change - Make it stand out Mayor Mike Spence questions how long the town can define its identity by a disappearing animal. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/5270a8c3-938a-41fa-8516-f069656c79fe/NEP8887406.jpeg Bearing North - Season of change - Make it stand out The Port of Churchill was once a major employer in the town. Only a handful of ships passed through this summer. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/c0fa4574-a617-43e7-8701-b68f14237259/economy-P1239697.jpeg Bearing North - Season of change - Make it stand out The 2016 census reported Churchill’s population at 899 (down 2.6 per cent from 2006), with an unemployment rate of 15.1 per cent (the national unemployment rate in 2016 was 7.0 per cent). (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/e99613ae-bdc2-4fb1-a5bd-9876d18ad0a8/economy-P1240680.jpeg Bearing North - Season of change - Make it stand out Shipping is one of the industries that stands to make gains as the ice-free season in Hudson Bay becomes longer as a result of climate change. (Sarah Lawrynuik/Winnipeg Free Press) https://sarahlawrynuik.ca/churchill-bearing-north/black-bears-and-grizzlies-and-polar-bears-oh-my monthly 0.5 2022-07-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/f2b9f276-3539-4c1c-b024-10c189cc4f49/grizzly-bear-wapusk-national-park%2B%281%29.jpeg Bearing North - Black bears and grizzlies and polar bears, oh my! - Make it stand out A grizzly is caught on a trail cam. (DOUG CLARK PHOTO) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/196391ae-1d42-426e-b986-26aa6ad5cda3/black-bear-wapusk-national-park.jpeg Bearing North - Black bears and grizzlies and polar bears, oh my! - Make it stand out A black bear is caught on a trail cam. (DOUG CLARK PHOTO) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/4d6687a5-2e72-4bdd-b000-568ca2363293/NEP8916493.jpeg Bearing North - Black bears and grizzlies and polar bears, oh my! - Make it stand out Confirmed sightings of grizzly bears (The State of Knowledge About Grizzly Bears in Northern Manitoba/Canadian Wildlife Service) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/9ca7ad36-90f1-4d33-a739-c859a3b6fcf5/polar-bear-wapusk-national-park.jpeg Bearing North - Black bears and grizzlies and polar bears, oh my! - Make it stand out A polar bear is caught on a trail cam. (DOUG CLARK PHOTO) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62b51ebb143afd2dc682f034/d3993624-02b5-4804-82fc-c0913e6a4fc9/trail%2Bcam-grizzly-1.jpeg Bearing North - Black bears and grizzlies and polar bears, oh my! - Make it stand out A grizzly is caught on a trail cam. 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