Juanita Taylor

Jun 23, 2024 | cbc.ca | Juanita Taylor

Noah Noah says he has no positive memories of Karima Manji, the woman who used his mother, Kitty Noah, to obtain Inuit identities for her twin daughters so she could gain access to funds only available to Inuit beneficiaries. "She was really awful," Noah said of Manji during a CBC News interview in 2023 at his Iqaluit home. Noah grew up in Iqaluit and was 11 when he and his siblings first encountered Manji in the 1990s.

May 27, 2024 | brnw.ch | Juanita Taylor

I’ve always been aware of my body. So, when something goes awry, I follow up. Any time I notice something unusual, or just don’t feel quite right, I think, “I need to call somebody about this.” And I do. That has helped me stay alive for 76 years, by the grace of God. And that’s why I was so surprised to be diagnosed with stage IV melanoma on May 10, 2009. My one unusual melanoma symptomThe weirdest thing about my melanoma diagnosis is that it wasn’t found on my skin.

May 22, 2024 | brnw.ch | Juanita Taylor

I’ve always been aware of my body. So, when something goes awry, I follow up. Any time I notice something unusual, or just don’t feel quite right, I think, “I need to call somebody about this.” And I do. That has helped me stay alive for 76 years, by the grace of God. And that’s why I was so surprised to be diagnosed with stage IV melanoma on May 10, 2009. My one unusual melanoma symptomThe weirdest thing about my melanoma diagnosis is that it wasn’t found on my skin.

May 22, 2024 | mdanderson.org | Juanita Taylor

I’ve always been aware of my body. So, when something goes awry, I follow up. Any time I notice something unusual, or just don’t feel quite right, I think, “I need to call somebody about this.” And I do. That has helped me stay alive for 76 years, by the grace of God. And that’s why I was so surprised to be diagnosed with stage IV melanoma on May 10, 2009. My one unusual melanoma symptomThe weirdest thing about my melanoma diagnosis is that it wasn’t found on my skin.

Oct 5, 2023 | broadcastdialogue.com | Avneet Dhillon |Farrah Merali |Juanita Taylor

Canadian Media Guild (CMG) employees at TVO in their seventh week of strike action have voted to reject the Ontario public broadcaster’s so-called “final offer.” The offer included a 7.7% wage increase over three years, including 3.0% in the first year, a 2.75% increase in year two, and a 1.75% increase in the final year.