Interns are expected to work with EvidenceNetwork.ca experts and evidence to write original articles, backgrounders and commentaries or to create dynamic videos, infographics and podcasts under the direction of EvidenceNetwork.ca for publication and distribution in major media outlets across Canada.
Each of the bursary winners will receive up to $2,500 to attend a hazardous environment training course in the U.S. or Britain.
Globe and Mail readers are a smart bunch. They are well-educated, well-read and they spot errors that others don’t.
Il y a aujourd’hui quatre institutions post-secondaires en Amérique du Nord intégrant d’une manière ou d’une autre une forme de journalisme drone dans ses programmes. Au Canada, les étudiants du Langara College, à Vancouver et ceux du College of the North Atlantic dans la province de Terre-Neuve et Labrador auront la responsabilité de prouver à…
If there is controversy, then it is a valid journalistic pursuit and in the public interest to explore ideas about it, writes Esther Enkin.
Dans l’édition printemps-été 2014 du Cahier tendances de Méta-Média, Éric Scherer, directeur de la prospective à France Télévisions, insiste sur la perte de confiance qui frappe à la fois les médias traditionnels, leur audience et les journalistes eux-mêmes. Une situation qui ne fait, selon lui, qu’aggraver la crise, bien réelle, elle. Réagir vite et fort…
Keenan, most recently the senior editor of The Grid until it shut down, is joining the Toronto Star as a city columnist.
Foreign Affairs writer Rick Westhead is leaving the Toronto Star.
CBC Ottawa journalist Rice won the Debwewin Citation for excellence in First Nation Storytelling given out by the Anishinabek Nation, which is based in North Bay, Ont.
Credibility studies tell us readers hate unnamed sources. So why does the Star ever use confidential sources?