Christopher Guly is an accomplished journalist and a member of the Canadian Parliamentary Press Gallery in Ottawa, with an extensive career that has seen his byline in prestigious media outlets such as The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, BBC, The Daily Telegraph, and The Guardian. His Read morereporting spans a multitude of subjects, from the intricacies of Canadian politics and international relations to the realms of entertainment and literature. Guly's insightful coverage of Canada's political scene, especially during the tenure of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, has shed light on pivotal policy changes, including Canada's renewed commitment to combating global climate change, the implementation of rigorous environmental assessments for oil pipeline projects, and the nation's humanitarian efforts to resettle Syrian refugees.

Guly's journalistic expertise extends to legal and social issues, such as the Canadian Supreme Court's rulings on indigenous rights and the effects of official bilingualism on the social media practices of Canadian politicians. His cultural commentary is exemplified by his analysis of the international impact of British talent shows and his personal interactions with the esteemed author Harper Lee, which have informed his literary endeavors. Furthermore, his articles on defense policy and international relations, including profiles of Canada's Defense Minister Harjit Singh Sajjan and analyses of Canada's position on the Islamic State conflict, demonstrate his ability to navigate complex geopolitical landscapes.

Throughout his career, Christopher Guly has consistently provided nuanced and comprehensive reporting, capturing the subtleties of each story with a clear and engaging voice. His work not only reflects the pulse of Canadian society but also offers a window into the broader implications of Canada's actions on the world stage, including the Canadian perspective on the U.S. political climate, notably during Donald Trump's presidential campaign. Guly's diverse portfolio and commitment to journalistic excellence have solidified his reputation as a versatile and respected voice in the field of journalism and media.

I am a starting journalist who graduated last year. I studied Journalism at Artevelde University College in Ghent, Belgium and studied Broadcasting-Radio at Fanshawe College in London, ON, Canada for one semester as an exchange student. During my time in Ghent, I volunteered at the student radio Read morestation Urgent.fm where I learned to make live radio. I started as researcher and part of the editorial team and moved my way up to co-host and host. I also learned a lot about making radio during my time at Fanshawe.
I have experience in social media management. I did my internship at kleinVerhaal, a social artistic organisation in Ostend, Belgium where I created content (photos, videos, audio) to post on their social media (Facebook, Instagram). Before doing my internship there, I volunteered with their project Radio Onderstroom where, with a little group of people, we made a podcast and live radio show. I have two podcasts myself that I make, Belgic Music and Six To See, and I also have several blogs (Belgic Music, Dreamelyne). If you want to know even more, you can visit my portfolio on ******

Goran Spiric is a journalist based in Ottawa, Canada.

George Al-Koura is a freelance journalist based in Ottawa, Canada. 
A second-generation Palestinian-Canadian, George received his Bachelor of Arts (with Distinction) in Politics and Psychology from the Royal Military College of Canada. George began his military career when he joined the Primary Read moreReserve component of the Canadian Armed Forces on 24 March 2005 in Kingston, later becoming a Communications Research Operator while concurrently attending university in 2007. Following the completion of his undergraduate studies in 2012, George took a component transfer to the Regular Force, working as a Regional Targets Analyst for the Middle East and North Africa with the Canadian Forces Information Operations Group (CFIOG).  A Middle East subject matter expert, he has authored numerous strategic-level assessments which have been utilized by the highest echelons of personnel within the military, Government of Canada, and Canada’s international partner states. In June 2015, George founded his first company (VandelayAnalytics Inc.) and began working as a contract research analyst and subcontracting recruiter. In May 2016, George began his first endeavor into the AI SaaS realm by signing a partnership agreement with leading AI development firm Larus Technologies. Continuing to work in the AI and cyber security realms, in October 2016, George joined with star entrepreneur Marvin Bedward to help form NTelligence AI Computing Corp, where he is a Founder and the Managing Director. Outside of his own ventures, George also works as a Senior Consultant and Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst with a global cyber security firm.
Outside of professional endeavors, George is a lifelong athlete having played both football and rugby at the university level. He has also competed as an amateur combat athlete in a variety of sports such as wrestling, Brazilian jujitsu, and Muay Thai kickboxing for over 15 years.