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Katie Toth is a broadcast journalist who specializes in transborder issues and Arctic affairs, and loves breaking down complex stories quickly for new audiences who are just jumping in. She's filed stories on air for National Public Radio and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. She's also contributed to the Village Voice and Teen Vogue. Katie is based in Krakow, four hours from Lviv, Ukraine.
75 years after two nuclear bombs were dropped on Japan, a community in subarctic Canada is still haunted by its connection to the blasts. I explore that in this web feature for CBC.ca.
In 2017 a Toronto neighborhood became a Google training ground for building smart cities -- highlighting concerns about how tech is used to surveil communities. I filed this audio and web feature on the issue for NPR's All Things Considered.
75 years after two nuclear bombs were dropped on Japan, a community in subarctic Canada is still haunted by its connection to the blasts. I filed this audio story for CBC's The World This Weekend to complement the feature above.