Canada’s new Electoral Map Part 2: Ontario
The 2667-word breakdown of Ontario's electoral map you never knew you wanted
Canada’s new Electoral Map Part 1: Quebec & the Atlantics
Canada has 30 new ridings and the electoral map has changed. What does it mean, exactly?
The Lego Movie is about to ensure Clone High will be remembered forever
The characters in Clone High will stay frozen forever. But the genius inside the show is going to be spread across the world. It'll just be shared under a different name.
Looking at Canada’s first electoral map
You can learn a lot from the 1867 election result map. Including some things that aren't even true.
The federal election and British Columbia candidates: January 2014
Because who doesn't like election news 21 months early?
Canadian campus journalists are awesome. But they need support.
If Canadian campus newspapers are going to thrive in the 21st century as they did in the 20th, they're going to need some help from their predecessors.
Who is against decriminalizing pot in BC? Looking at Sensible BC’s numbers
Here are some charts on which types of ridings supported Sensible BC's petition to decriminalize pot, and which ones didn't.
What sports might be cut at UBC? Reading between the lines
Anyone who claims it's a "mystery" which teams UBC is most likely to be cut is simply refusing to actually compare all 29 teams against one another. Which is why I'm going to do it for you.
Ezra Levant is speaking to hundreds of young journalists, and they should listen
Whenever people yell about media figures they hate, I think of my mom. She got a subscription to the National […]
Obituary for a jacket
Why not wear the same jacket every day? It's not like it's a pair of socks. Right?
I’m a journalist, so here are some things I’ve journalized
If you don't want to sift through a bunch of posts about musicals, Disney films, and whatever pops into my head, here's a short list of work I've done that I quite like.
Street Series: Hamilton
(This is one article in a nine-part series that was originally published in The Province on great streets in Metro Vancouver) […]
This is my website! (and that’s, um, me)
Hey. This is my personal website and grumbling dumping ground. I’m a Vancouver-based journalist who works for CBC Vancouver. I […]
The most popular thing I’ve ever uploaded to YouTube
This is Ananas. He’s a pineapple. You probably discerned that. Ananas is also French for “pineapple”. You probably knew that […]
The biggest city in Canada with no government
In my previous life as editor of UBC’s campus paper, I often wrote about the lack of municipal government for […]
Justin McElroy: journalist/ ranker of stuff 