The union sent a bulletin to Toronto Star staff saying management intended to create 17 new digital positions, which would be paid “significantly less” than similar existing positions in the newsroom.
Rowe’s suggestion that there is an implicit quid pro quo between a speech about journalism and the coverage we do every night in our flagship television news program, The National, is false, and a direct attack on the journalistic integrity of Peter Mansbridge, writes CBC general manager and editor-in-chief Jennifer McGuire.
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En 1989, Ariane Émond et quelques consœurs ont mené une grande enquête auprès de cinquante femmes journalistes pour connaitre leur sentiment par rapport à leur profession et à la place qu’on leur y faisait. Conclusion: le mythe de Tintin était encore bien ancré et se faire une place en tant que femme forçait à de…
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New editors-in-chief of three top titles faced the crowd at the Canadian Society of Magazine Editors (CSME)'s latest mixer, shedding light on work life and the industry at large. The panel featured Sasha Emmons, just a month into her editorship at Today's Parent; Karine Ewart, who started at Chatelaine mid-January; and Jennifer Reynolds, editor-in-chief of Canadian Living since November…
The Toronto Star’s coverage of embattled Mayor Rob Ford, who admitted to smoking crack cocaine, helped stabilize fourth-quarter profits at parent company Torstar Corp., according to publisher John Cruickshank. His remarks are noteworthy, given that editor Michael Cooke had earlier said the Star had lost half a million in business and subscribers due its Ford coverage.
En collaboration avec l’Association canadienne des journalistes (CAJ), J-Source entretient une rubrique intitulée Ask a Mentor. Son objectif? Délivrer des conseils aux journalistes et étudiants qui n’ont pas accès à un mentor. Cette semaine, J-Source s’est demandé s’il existe des règles pour déterminer si telle ou telle histoire et d’intérêt public ou non.
The Globe and Mail has shaken up its features department with new appointments in the Arts and Books, Life and Style sections.
The University of Ottawa won’t welcome a new crop of journalism students this fall as its program remains under review for a second year. Education editor Melanie Coulson reports.