The CBC Office of the Ombudsman reviewed a complaint that asserted a CBC Television report on The National suggested a connection between Israeli geopolitics and international non-intervention in Syrian strife, but did not find a violation of CBC Journalistic Standards and Practices.
Although there is nothing specific in The Globe and Mail’s style guide, the practice for transgender people, has been to respect the wishes of the individual as to whether he or she wishes to identify as a woman or a man.
Sun Media's national media manager Monique Beech shares some of her tips for live blogging and keeping readers engaged.
Le soldat Bradley Manning a été condamné hier à 35 ans de prison pour avoir transmis à WikiLeaks des milliers de documents, constituant la plus importante fuite d’informations confidentielles de l’histoire des États-Unis. Une mine d’or pour les journalistes d’investigation du monde entier, mais qui les a également obligés à réfléchir sur leurs propres pratiques…
The Globe and Mail's public editor Sylvia Stead responds to readers who questioned why comments were closed on the story about Toronto Mayor Rob Ford’s recent trip to the Taste of the Danforth food festival, after drinking “a few beers.”
Readers responded to a column by The Globe and Mail's public editor Sylvia Stead, who said journalism is evolving, and experienced reporters should be free to use their knowledge to explain and analyze what is happening and why.
Nine people have taken buyouts at the Waterloo Region Record, according to a memo obtained by J-Source, including city editor Harvey Taylor and assistant news editor Bill Bean.
City unveiled its brand-new, 2,800-square-foot studio studio for its new Montreal Breakfast Television show. The show premieres Monday, Aug. 26 at 6 a.m.
Le Journal de Montréal a dû attendre 42 mois avant de recevoir le contrat de Christian Paire, directeur général du Centre hospitalier universitaire de Montréal (CHUM). De nombreuses voix s’élèvent pour demander une révision de la loi sur l’accès à l’information pour interdire le caviardage et réduire les délais.
Adam Gutteridge has been appointed the travel editor of the Toronto Star. He replaces Jim Byers, who resigned from the position. The Star also appointed Jane Van Der Voort as editor of the New in Homes & Condos section.