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Unoccupied Dwellings in Toronto in 2016

April 13, 2017Digi 1ExamplesDavid McKie

Source: Statistics Canada/2016 Census

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DESCRIPTION This course will teach students how to locate, obtain, and read public records with an investigative mindset. Students will learn to probe public records to uncover connections and patterns of information that might be invisible from reviewing one record in isolation. Students will learn how public records fit into a complete research strategy with the aim of telling, investigative, original and breaking stories, or simply adding context to ongoing stories. View all posts by David McKie →

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