Vanessa Balintec

1 day ago | reuters.com | Kylie MacLellan |Heather Timmons |Christina Anagnostopoulos |Farouq Suleiman |Vanessa Balintec

Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. , opens new tabKylie is the Deputy Live Pages Editor, helping showcase Reuters multimedia coverage of the biggest global stories. She previously worked on the UK Breaking News team, and spent eight years in Westminster as a UK political correspondent - a period which included the Scottish independence referendum, Brexit and several general elections. She joined Reuters as a graduate trainee in 2008 and has also covered investment banking.

1 week ago | reuters.com | Heather Timmons |Vanessa Balintec |Christina Anagnostopoulos

Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. , opens new tabVanessa Balintec is a Live Page Journalist based in Toronto, Ontario. She helps create and curate multimedia posts for Reuters’ Live Pages — a scrolling feed of multimedia posts for some of the biggest stories of the day. She previously worked at various bureaus for CBC News. Contact: [email protected]

2 weeks ago | reuters.com | Heather Timmons |Vanessa Balintec

Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. , opens new tabVanessa Balintec is a Live Page Journalist based in Toronto, Ontario. She helps create and curate multimedia posts for Reuters’ Live Pages — a scrolling feed of multimedia posts for some of the biggest stories of the day. She previously worked at various bureaus for CBC News. Contact: [email protected]

2 weeks ago | thestar.com.my | Vanessa Balintec |Zoe Law

TORONTO (Reuters) -Ry Shissler, a 40-year old cartographer who swims the backstroke, was planning to compete internationally for the first time during the WorldPride celebrations that start this month in Washington, D.C.But the trans athlete and their team, Toronto’s Purple Fins, made the difficult decision to skip the games and the Pride events in the U.S. entirely, worried about their treatment at the border and beyond.

2 weeks ago | kelo.com | Vanessa Balintec |Zoe Law

By Vanessa Balintec and Zoe LawTORONTO (Reuters) -Ry Shissler, a 40-year old cartographer who swims the backstroke, was planning to compete internationally for the first time during the WorldPride celebrations that start this month in Washington, D.C.But the trans athlete and their team, Toronto’s Purple Fins, made the difficult decision to skip the games and the Pride events in the U.S. entirely, worried about their treatment at the border and beyond.