Jonathan Goldsbie

Toronto

William Southam Journalism Fellow at @MasseyCollege (and as such, on leave from my usual job at @Canadaland). On Bluesky these days.

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Articles

Making Work Safer for Racialized Immigrant Women

3 weeks ago | pressprogress.ca | Jonathan Goldsbie

Racialized immigrant women are some of the most disadvantaged workers in Canada, with an employment rate than racialized immigrant men and non-racialized immigrant women. Often, certifications and work experience from their home countries aren’t recognized, pushing many into low-wage, precarious jobs. If they experience harassment or unsafe working conditions, reaching out for help is made more complicated by language barriers, systemic racism and unfamiliar bureaucracy.
What Twitter Was

Feb 3, 2024 | canadaland.com | Jonathan Goldsbie

Listen to an audio version of this piece. The 1997 Austrian film Funny Games takes the form of a social experiment. A pair of young men, armed with golf clubs, subdues a family of three and holds them captive in their own lakeside vacation home. The invaders malevolently toy with the family, betting them they’ll be dead by dawn. Excruciating by design, the film quite literally dares its audience to stick it out and watch.
The anti-Trudeau hate farm based out of Cairo

Oct 10, 2023 | canadaland.com | Jonathan Goldsbie

With reporting from Jesse Brown and Karyn PuglieseThe YouTube channel Street Politics Canada is, by its own description, an “independent news organization that aims to cover unfiltered news.”“Unlike other news organizations,” it writes, “we are clear and upfront about our biases.”Since April 2022, it has published approximately 600 YouTube videos catering to an audience of Canadian conservatives, nearly all of which take aim at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.