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Zanne Klingenberg

Get to Know Your New Blog Team: Zanne Klingenberg

Thursday August 28, 2025

...noun. It’s a whole Thing. Wrapping Up That’s it for our Get to Know Your New Blog Team series. We hope you have enjoyed getting to know your editorial team...

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Get to Know Your New Blog Team: Aalap Trivedi

Thursday August 14, 2025

Welcome to our mini-series introducing the new editorial board at The Editors’ Weekly! This week, meet Aalap Trivedi. What kind of editing work do you do? In my full-time job,...

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Get to Know Your New Blog Team: Sayali Dighe

Thursday August 21, 2025

This week, meet Sayali Dighe as we continue our mini-series introducing the new editorial board at The Editors’ Weekly! What kind of editing work do you do? My full-time work...

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About the Blog

...or its managing editor. For Editors Canada’s French-language blog site, please visit l’Hebdomadaire des réviseurs. If you have an idea for a blog post, please contact us. Blog Volunteers Managing...

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Emily Distefano

Emily Distefano: What’s on My Desk?

Thursday January 29, 2026

Welcome to our new series where we snoop through the workspaces of our fellow editors. This week, Emily Distefano, the newest member of our proofreading team at The Editors’ Weekly,...

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Multilingual Editing: Hybridity, Non-Normativity and Resistance

Thursday February 5, 2026

...“Canada” in cursive proudly extends across their brand-new sweatshirt. “Speak English,” a nearby voice shouts. And so, a lifelong deconstruction of language, of difference and of power begins. Roles reverse...

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Emily Doucet on The Editing of Art

Thursday February 12, 2026

Welcome to a new series about arts and art history editing. In this post we’ll meet Emily Doucet and learn about her experience editing art and art history texts. How...

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Why Academic Editors Should Read Thing Explainer

Thursday September 4, 2025

...Academic Editing and Editors Canada newsletters and posted on social media. Keep an eye out for more! ___ The Editors’ Weekly is the official blog of Editors Canada. Contact us....

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Kaitlin Littlechild

Editing With the Seasons: Indigenous Storytelling and the Rhythm of the Land

Thursday December 11, 2025

...be shared. Spring brings renewal, when new ideas and relationships grow. Summer is active and outward, while autumn brings reflection and preparation. When we think about editing through this lens,...

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