About Us
At Chase Ottawa, we are committed to delivering insightful journalism that delves into the stories shaping our communities. Founded and led by journalist Irum Khan, our platform offers a diverse range of content—from political analysis and community development to personal narratives and cultural commentary.
Our mission is to provide a space where underrepresented voices are heard, and complex issues are explored with depth and nuance. We believe in the power of storytelling to foster understanding, challenge perspectives, and inspire change.
What We Cover:
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Community Development: Stories highlighting grassroots initiatives and the individuals driving positive change.
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Personal Narratives: First-person accounts that offer unique insights into the lived experiences of diverse populations.
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Cultural Commentary: Explorations of cultural events, traditions, and the arts within our communities.
- Politics & Government: We are not a political magazine, but the influence of politics on communities cannot be underestimated. We will provide in-depth analysis of political developments, with a focus on how policies impact local communities.
We are dedicated to maintaining journalistic integrity, ensuring our content is well-researched, balanced, and reflective of the communities we serve.
Connect With Us:
Stay updated with our latest stories and engage with our community through our platforms:
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Website: chaseottawa.ca
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X (formerly Twitter): @ChaseOttawa24x7
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Editor-in-Chief: Irum Khan
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Email: irumkhan06@gmail.com
We welcome feedback, story ideas, and collaborations. Reach out to us to share your story or learn more about our work.
Editorial Leadership:
Irum Khan is an Indian journalist who has recently moved to Canada and resides in Alberta. In India, she worked for The Economic Times, F&B News, The Indian Express, and The Times of India in education. She extensively covered policy affairs and the economy.
Since moving to Canada, she has undertaken various communication projects, ranging from drafting an economic policy resolution for the Winnipeg Liberal National Policy Convention in 2016 to undertaking communication assignments for an India-based social service organization named Manavtawadi Samaj Seva Sangthana (Humanitarian Social Service Organization). In addition, she co-authored a book that explores the culinary journeys of the immigrant community in Edmonton. Currently, she is actively involved in the rebranding and further development of a news-based portal chaseottawa.ca.
Editor’s Note: https://www.chaseottawa.ca/the-chase-has-just-begun/