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Savannah Stewart

Savannah has led daily operations at The Rover as Managing Editor since 2023. Previously a reporter for The Eastern Door and Cult MTL, she has since shifted her focus to documentary journalism, co-directing The Rover’s first-ever documentary, Palestine on Campusalongside videojournalist Justin Khan.

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Savannah's Latest Articles

This Time in English : The Rover Debate Coverage

We watched the debate so you don't have to! Here's what our team took away from the English leaders' debate.

Editor’s Note: Our Role in a Sputtering Media Landscape

Local journalism has evaporated and legacy media reinforces the status quo. We’re carving out our place in the vacuum.

Editor’s Note: So You Want More Housing Coverage?

Savannah looks at our readers’ requests for the issues they want coverage on and it gets her thinking about the challenges of reporting on the housing crisis.

Editor’s Note: A New Column From The Rover

Managing Editor Savannah Stewart takes you behind the scenes of The Rover in a monthly column.

All the Cool Things Going on at The Rover

We’re feeling a little down right now, and odds are you are too. Here’s some stuff that we’re looking forward to.

Party With The Rover

We're raffling away over 15 prizes, including 2 tickets to see BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN live!

Barred From Teaching by Bill 21

As Quebec’s Laicity law makes its way through the courts, religious minorities and particularly Muslim women are dealing with the consequences — all while the province struggles to find qualified teachers.

Pas de répit pour les locataires

Une discussion avec Cédric Dussault, porte-parole du RCLALQ qui défend les droits des locataires du Québec.

The Rover’s Year-in-Review

Rover staff Marie-Pier Thibault, Christopher Curtis, and Savannah Stewart reflect on the year that was.

Remembering Goose Village, a Neighbourhood Demolished, a Community Displaced

Marisa Portolese grew up hearing about Goose Village, but it was destroyed before she was born in the lead-up to Expo 67. Now, she’s working to preserve what she can.