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Thandiwe Konguavi

Thandiwe Konguavi

Reporter & Editor at CBXT-DT (CBC Edmonton) Online

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Recent Articles

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Alberta thermal coal mine expansion gets green light without federal impact assessment

A large expansion of the Vista thermal coal mine near Hinton, Alta., has been given the go-ahead by the federal government, without the need for a federal impact assessment.
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'Aggressive fire behaviour' led to sudden evacuation of Jasper, Par...

Parks Canada staff say aggressive fire behaviour prompted the decision to have thousands of people flee the Jasper area late Monday night. 
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Alberta amps up 24-hour wildfire-fighting capabilities with added n...

New helicopter water-bomber crews here in Alberta are equipped to fight wildfires in the dark.
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City officials vow to investigate dog attack in south Edmonton that...

City officials are promising to investigate how two dogs were allowed to remain in a south Edmonton home where an 11-year-old boy was killed by the pets Monday, after previous attacks inside the home were reported to animal control officers.
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Segregation, faith, resilience: Free Black people have created a ho...

‘We have so many amazing Black histories in Canada,’ playwright says
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Black Canadians have battled systemic racism and police brutality f...

The myth of a kinder, gentler Canada is shattered in “Justice Denied,” the seventh episode of the CBC docuseries Black Life: Untold Stories.
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Black artists have been creating in this country for centuries. Can...

The fifth episode of the CBC docuseries Black Life: Untold Stories highlights the creativity, achievements, inspiring journeys and cultural contributions of six Black Canadian artists, some famous and some lesser-known.
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Dropped beats: the evolution of hip-hop in Canada

Canadian hip-hop pioneers like Maestro Fresh Wes and Michie Mee find comfort in the success of global stars such as Drake and The Weeknd.
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'There was a mood of excitement': How Canada pole vaulted to the fo...

Civil rights and Canada’s little-known Black Power movement take centre stage in the “Revolution Remix” episode of CBC docuseries Black Life: Untold Stories.
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This archive of photographs shows Black Canadians 'in the light in ...

In his archival collection, which predates the founding of Upper Canada in 1791 and includes materials up to the middle of the last century, historian Alvin McCurdy showcased Black Canadians in a positive and deserving light.
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A first look at Black Life: Untold Stories, a new must-see docuseri...

Black Life: Untold Stories illuminates the struggles and triumphs of Black Canadians while celebrating the contributions of both famous and lesser-known individuals.
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CBC Alberta journalists win 11 RTDNA awards - CBC.ca

CBC Alberta journalists have won 11 Radio Television Digital News Association of Canada awards for the Prairies region, including a lifetime achievement award for CBC journalist Janice Johnston.
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Amber Tuccaro's family renews calls for tips, RCMP action in murder...

The murder victim’s family held a news conference in hopes of drawing attention to the unsolved crime.
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Thanksgiving's roots in Canada can be found in Indigenous cultures ...

Giving thanks and celebrating the harvest time, the end of summer and moving into winter are all part of Indigenous cultures, but Indigenous contributions to Thanksgiving traditions are largely ignored today, Edmonton chef Scott Iserhoff says.
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Military nurses to land in Alberta Monday to ease health-care strai...

Military medical personnel are expected to arrive in Alberta Monday to help ease the strain on hospitals caused by COVID-19, the federal government announced Saturday.
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People’s Party Leader Maxime Bernier launches 3-day tour in Alberta...

Hundreds of people gathered at Borden Park in Edmonton on Saturday as Maxime Bernier launched his three-day tour in Alberta.
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Five-day walk in Alberta, Sask. aims to build relationships, deeper...

The call is out for walkers to join a five-day trek to build deeper understanding of treaties and relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, which started Sunday in St. Paul, Alta., and will end in Fort Pitt, Sask.
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Alberta transfers 6 patients out of Grande Prairie hospital amid in...

Alberta Health Services is transferring six patients out of Queen Elizabeth II Hospital in Grande Prairie, Alta., to neighbouring health-care centres, to make room for an increase of COVID-19 patients requiring acute care and intensive care unit spaces at the facility.
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Edmonton declared a climate emergency in 2019. So what’s been done ...

CBC News analyzed the recommendations made on the day in 2019 when Edmonton declared a climate emergency. What’s been done?
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Edmontonians want to attract and keep young talent, and tech innova...

Despite an economy hit hard during the COVID-19 pandemic, startups like Kemet Advanced Manufacturing Ltd. are choosing to establish and scale up their businesses in Edmonton. Growth in the tech sector bodes well for attracting young talent to Alberta’s capital.
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Edmonton police involved in shooting as Parkland County shelter in ...

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has been called to investigate after two suspects were taken into custody in Parkland County Saturday afternoon.