The Impact
Judith Robinson's last issue was published on April 13, 1946, and spans over four pages. She spends some time acknowledging her time and work with NEWS as well as thanking her supporters. She then talks about the moral changes that her paper made in this democracy and how her paper brought light to what was really going on. Although there were many issues and future accomplishments that Judith wishes she could have written about, she celebrates that the secret bill that was suspending habeas corpus had been cancelled. Even though this was the end of NEWS, Judith's writings questioned and criticized the Canadian government's (in)actions during World War II and brought light to various other issues. Her articles allowed Canadians to see and understand what was going on in a time of such uncertainty and gave a voice to those who did not have one. (12) Below are photos of the four pages with a brief description of what each page talks about.