One year after qualifying for Western States, Jenny Quilty is going back to a gnarly 100-miler in Thailand, with the hope of returning to the pinnace of 100 mile racing.

For Trail Runner, I wrote about Quilty's rise on the pro trail running circuit.

trailrunnermag.com/people/profile…

Jeffry Hernández supported his family in Guatemala by picking cucumbers in an Abbotsford greenhouse.

For three years, he says his employer financially, physically and verball abused him.

The start of a Tyee series on migrant farm labour in B.C.

thetyee.ca/News/2023/08/3…

“There’s disappointment,” said Dr. Warren, who was then Quest’s vice-president, academic. “But I wouldn’t say it was a shock.”

After Quest University suspended operations in April, I wrote about how faculty and students are faring for University Affairs.

universityaffairs.ca/news/news-arti…

Basketball lives in Winnipeg, MB.

Chad Posthumus speaks on Winnipeg basketball, culture & the Winnipeg Sea Bears success so far this season.

Read more of this feature by Josh Kozelj: cebl.ca/inside-the-ris…

#LetsBall

It’s always so fun to see your work in print!

Pick up a copy of the July/August issue of Canadian Running to check out my profile of BC Athletics runner Yemane Mulugeta.

Staff and student-athletes say they had no forewarning when Simon Fraser University cut its varsity football program this spring. The decision, some critics say, has particularly affected marginalized students, writes Josh Kozelj bit.ly/42gYdto

Check out my latest for CEBL (where I'll be serving as a beat writer for the 2023 season!)—a late comeback effort by the Vancouver Bandits falls just short against the Winnipeg Sea Bears! 🏀

cebl.ca/winnipeg-sea-b…

Like many Chinatown seniors, Ms. Liang raised her grandkids, moved out on her own, got a job (washing dishes), then started binning to help with the bills.

Because of their age and marginality, they're often the target of abuse.

My The Tyee story:
thetyee.ca/News/2023/05/1…

In my first story for National Geographic, I looked into the little-known history of tie-dye, which dates back to before 4,000 B.C.

I learned about all the types of tie-dye—once banned, used in religious ceremonies, and celebrated as a symbol of love.

nationalgeographic.com/history/articl…

Congrats to our first-ever Hummingbird fellow @JoshKozelj27 for his nomination in the Best Feature Article (Short) category!

Check out the story of the late Ralf Dauns, soup maestro, here.

thetyee.ca/Culture/2022/1…

What to eat when your cultural staples aren't in Canada?

I present 'Fresh off the Shelf,' a six-part The Tyee series on the consuming work that diasporas put in to source ingredients, machinery and knowledge to put food products back on the table.

Part1:
thetyee.ca/News/2023/04/2…

Minutes before puck drop, Jessica Kissel looked down.

In a few moments, her voice would reverberate throughout Rogers Arena in downtown Vancouver.

My first for the Tri-Cities Dispatch on how a Port Moody broadcaster found her voice at the rink.

tricitiesdispatch.com/panthers-hocke…

Before coming to Kwikwetlem, Reaman Miller met with a friend.

He told him he was thinking of leaving Washington. He told his friend he was moving to Canada.

He was going home.

Part 2 of the series in The Tyee.

thetyee.ca/News/2023/03/0…

George Chaffee walked to the burial site with his brother and a pair of shovels. Their choices for where to make the grave were limited.

After water invaded Kwikwetlem burial grounds, he's been on a long journey towards a solution.

Part 1 in The Tyee

thetyee.ca/News/2023/03/0…

✨ Get to know Josh Kozelj’s work from the last six months as our inaugural Hummingbird fellow, and Tara Campbell’s forward look to her new role as managing editor. ✨

thetyee.ca/Tyeenews/2023/…

My first multimedia series with the CBC—which took a deep dive into the island's housing crisis—is wrapping up!

You can find it all here, including stories from people across the housing spectrum, how we got to this point, and models for solutions:
cbc.ca/news/canada/br…

As advocates clamoured for a provincial Black history curriculum, three high school teachers founded a course and welcomed their first class of students this month.

Our fellow Josh Kozelj reports the journey to get there. 🏫 #BCEd #BlackHistoryMonth

thetyee.ca/News/2023/02/2…

'I have so many blessings, so many people who love me, and I’m doing relatively well in basketball. So, why do I feel bad?”

Cam tells her story of her off-court battles with anxiety. justwomenssports.com/cameron-brink-…