Katarina Szulc is a reporter at CBC. She is a freelance reporter based in Mexico, focusing on stories related to Latin America, with particular attention to topics such as homicide and education, including the dynamics of Edmonton Public Schools and school funding. Katarina's work has been featured in CBC.
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The City of Edmonton has entered into a multi-million dollar agreement with Civida, a non-profit affordable housing provider, to refurbish housing units.
By: Katarina Szulc
A new fictional film about activists taking criminal action against pipeline infrastructure in the U.S. has led the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) to warn of possible activism against local oil sites.
By: Katarina Szulc
The National Council of Canadian Muslims said a man who was restrained on the ground with a knee to his neck by an Edmonton Police Service officer following a traffic stop is filing a formal complaint.
The family of an 8-year-old girl who died by homicide and whose body was found on the Samson Cree First Nation are hoping she recieves justice.
As the use of seclusion rooms in the province grows, the Edmonton Public School Board (EPSB) discussed the possibility of decommissioning some and working toward fewer seclusion rooms — but EPSB Superintendent, Darrel Robertson, said despite this, the number could actually rise.
By: Katarina Szulc
A wildland firefighter from East Prairie Métis Settlement is being treated for severe injuries after a tree fell on him while fighting the wildfire.
More than 100 people gathered for a memorial to mark one year since 64-year-old Hung Trang and 61-year-old Ban Phuc Hoang were fatally beaten in Edmonton's Chinatown.
Wildfire modelling isn't foolproof, but officials say it can give firefighters an idea of how to best tackle out-of-control fires.
An Alberta sheriff who was convicted of assaulting his ex-wife continued to work for the Alberta Sheriffs Branch after his conviction.
By: Katarina Szulc
Medical tourism has drawn foreigners to Mexico for decades, but the attraction is no longer limited to breast augmentations, porcelain veneers and rhinoplasties. Clinics are now specializing in alternative treatments for chronic and life-altering diseases, including Lyme disease.
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