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• Questions and Answers | Immigrant Services Society of BC
  issbc.org
  Mark Hamilton says: Some potential contact information in here.
• Human Cargo resource list
  cbc.ca
  Mark Hamilton says: Resources and links from the web site for the CBC series Human Cargo
• Canada's 'broken' refugee system will be fixed:Kenney
  Windsor Star
  Mark Hamilton says: Canwest news story on government position.
• Welcome to the Canadian Council for Refugees
  ccrweb.ca
  Mark Hamilton says: Canadian Council for Refugees web site
• Flaws in the refugee system
  ccrweb.ca
  Mark Hamilton says: Undated position paper from Canadian Council for Refugees
• Refugee policy begins at home - The Globe and Mail
  The Globe and Mail
  Mark Hamilton says: Globe & Mail editorial
  Quote: Minister calls for overhaul of Canada's refugee system
• Political Interference Crippling Refugee Board: Former Chair | Embassy - Canada's Foreign Policy Newspaper
  embassymag.ca
  Mark Hamilton says: Embassy Magazine article on Jason Kenney and Canadian refugee policies. Lots of potential contacts in here.
• CBC News - British Columbia - Olympics attract refugee claimants
  cbc.ca
  Mark Hamilton says: Possible story angle here for package
  Tags: Government, refugees, olympics, policy
• Innovative Interactivity (II) | MediaStorm founder Brian Storm advises journalism community to partner and collaborate
  innovativeinteractivity.com
  Mark Hamilton says: A very important piece on Brian Storm (MediaStorm) and what he told multimedia students at UNC. Highly recommended.
  Quote: You have to find what you love, and be great at it. If you’re trying to do it all, you’re useless. But if you understand it all, and appreciate it all, then you are very worthwhile.
  Tags: Media & Journalism, multimedia, storytelling, advice
• Essay: Too Many Angles on Suffering? - Lens Blog - NYTimes.com
  lens.blogs.nytimes.com
  Mark Hamilton says: An important. nuanced debate on the issue of when are there too may -- or not enough -- photojournalists at scenes of major news stories, tied to the Haitian earthquake. Highly recommended.
  Tags: Media & Journalism, photojournalism