CBC Photojournalism by Evan Mitsui | Egypt’s #Jan25 Revolution | On assignment with Margaret Evans in Cairo in the days leading up to the one year anniversary of Egypt’s Arab Spring revolt that, a year ago, led to the ouster of Hosni Mubarak.
Tag Archives: photojournalism The Tsawwassen First Nation is the first First Nation in B.C. to emerge from the treaty process as a self-governing body. Now, just a year after stepping free of the Indian Act, the TFN is breaking ground on an ambitious construction project meant to lay the foundation for their people’s future | A photo series for the CBC. no comments  Every 4 years the Adams River near Kamloops, B.C. is host to the largest migration of Sockeye Salmon in the world. This October some 7 million fish made the 400 kilometer journey up stream from the Pacific to spawn in the Adams – the largest return in nearly 100 years. Described as a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ event, scientists are baffled by the unprecedented bounty given steadily diminishing returns and historic closures of a once bountiful salmon fishery. Will the epic run of 2010 be remembered as a turning point for a species thought to be on the brink? Or will this go down as Mother Nature’s last last great gasp to re-populate a region’s keystone species? no comments  Evan Mitsui’s Olympic photojournalism for CBCnews.ca. During the Olympics I was fortunate enough to be called in to the CBC to report on what would become Canada’s winningest Games and the biggest party Vancouver has ever seen. no comments |
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