DODayo Ojerinde

1. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Dayo Ojerinde, Local Journalism Initiative, New Canadian Media

   Beyond Canada's big cities: How to make smaller communities more attractive to newcomers (opens the original)

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   Access KamloopsBCNow using your Facebook account, or by entering your information below. Zeel Shah moved to the neighbourhood of Windermere in Edmonton from Toronto and quickly found that the quieter life she and her husband wanted came with an immediate challenge: Getting around without a car. On weekends, when buses ran less frequently, Shah sometimes walked for half an hour in -20 C temperatures to catch the bus to work. Missing it meant waiting another hour. She does not remember those early

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2. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · Dayo Ojerinde, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter New Canadian Media

   Election of first Black CMA president shines light on historical biases in medicine (opens the original)

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   When Dr. Bolu Ogunyemi recently became the first Black president of the Canadian Medical Association (CMA), the milestone carried obvious symbolic weight. But what’s more important for him is equipping doctors to treat diverse populations, including addressing poorer outcomes on some health indicators among immigrants and refugees. But his election is about more than being the first. A dermatologist based in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador (N.L.), Dr Ogunyemi said in an interview with

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