Want to intern at the Post? What you need to know
Wannabe National Post interns should check out assistant managing editor John Racovali’s what-it-takes post.
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Vote for Canadian investigative journalism
The Canadian Centre for Investigative Reporting has joined the battle to secure a hefty chunk of cash from the Aviva Community Fund.
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What could make a journalism history class relevant?
These days, everybody is concerned about the future of journalism. So why is it important to look at the past? Findings editor David Secko and Elyse Amend tackles the question, with the help of one Columbia professor’s findings.
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Journalists and opinions: Another Occupy protestor fired from journo job
Another journalist who joined the protests at Occupy Wall Street has been fired.
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Deux Québécois remportent une bourse pour journaliste en milieu hostile
Les deux bourses inaugurales de formation du Forum Freelance Fund visant à former des journalistes indépendants exerçant en zones de conflit ont été attribuées à deux Québécois: Frédérick Lavoie et Simon Coutu.
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HuffPo Canada goes zombie for Halloween
Huffington Post Canada has been taken over by zombies.
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Rosie DiManno on the “digital dross”
Increasingly, print doesn’t matter anymore, writes Toronto Star columnist Rosie DiManno – and that’s a bad thing.
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Help for Freelancers in Line of Fire
Two young Canadian journalists working freelance in some of the world's most dangerous regions will benefit from the first safety training bursaries offered by the Forum Freelance Fund.
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Les journalistes indépendants sont-ils mieux protégés en France?
Si le rapport de force entre pigistes et employeurs apparaît au Québec comme une source de potentiels conflits, pour cause de contrats aux conditions parfois douteuses, en France, les lois qui protègent les journalistes font florès. Mais qu'en est-il concrètement? Audrey Desrochers a posé la question à Michel Arseneault, un journaliste québécois installé dans l'Hexagone.
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Debate over licensing journalists in Toronto, Nov 5
The Massey Canadan Journalism Fellows are hosting a debate on Saturday Nov 5 at 7:30 pm to debate the proposals for journalistic licensing. Debaters include: Julian Sher, Award-winning investigative documentary-maker, book author and Globe and Mail writer; Josh Meyer, Medill National Security Journalism Initiative & McCormick Lecturer in National Security Studies, Northwestern University, Washington Bureau;…