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Elisha Dacey

Elisha Dacey is the Managing Editor for Future of Good and a seasoned journalist with more than two decades of experience in the field. She has worked in various newsrooms across Canada, ranging from small-town papers to major outlets like CBC and Global News. Notably, she launched Metro Winnipeg, the city’s only free daily newspaper, which quickly became the second most-read paper in Winnipeg.

When Elisha isn’t writing, she’s fronting her classic rock cover band, reading a good sci-fi book or snuggling on her hammock with her dog. 

Elisha's Latest Articles

Asking for help is not cheating
Non-profit coalition joins Supreme Court intervener list challenging Doug Ford’s Ontario Place destruction plan

The case, which will begin hearings in October, has attracted national interveners as the fight over redevelopment escalates.

12 summer reads for social good sector people like you

This is our very scientific list of things you might like to read this summer, put together with rigorous standards and zero bias.

Time for a summer fling (but not out of a slingshot)
‘Foolish’ Rideau Hall Fundraiser for 24 Sussex brings in $100K over first weekend

Democracy advocates warn fundraiser launched without safeguards

Today’s top story is brought to you by the letters U and I
Controversial Palestine exhibit opens at Canadian Museum for Human Rights

The exhibit, called Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present, drew criticism even before it opened at the national museum in Winnipeg.

Fundraising for Prime Minister’s residence renos called unusual, a ‘misstep’: Charitable advocates

Prime Minister Mark Carney announces competition, fundraising effort for 24 Sussex Drive

I survived Journalism Summer Camp and all I got was a photo of Josh Johnson
Live from Ottawa: Me and journalism have a DTR* conversation

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