Charting a New Path: News Reporting on Canadian Indigenous Communities
Connie Walker, Delaney Windigo and Kyle Edwards discuss reporting on Canadian Indigenous communities in this Ryerson panel.
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Nominations open for CJF Aboriginal Journalism Fellowships, Greg Clark Award and The Landsberg Award
Recipients to be recognized at the 25th annual CFJ Awards on June 3 in Toronto.
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John Gray and Stephanie Nolen on Canada’s deadliest export
“Where Asbestos Is Just a Fact of Life” is a piece of literary journalism that goes beyond the rhetoric to look at the people affected by it.
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This week in Canadian media history: The Broadcasting Act is passed
As part of the new Broadcasting Act, the CRTC replaced the Board of Broadcast Governors as the overseeing agency.
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More Than Hockey: Canada’s Expanding Sports Media Landscape
Bruce Arthur, Brenda Irving and Stephen Brunt discuss Canada’s expanding sports media landscape in this CJF J-Talk.
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The Unknowable Country: The FOI issues both U.S. and Canada share
From poorly watched propaganda channels to public office-journalist relations, we’ve got a few things in common.
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About the CAJ Ethics Committee
The CAJ Ethics Committee of the Canadian Association of Journalists is a panel of scholars, teachers and practitioners of journalism who address questions about ethical practice raised by the association's board, by journalists, by members of the public or by committee members themselves. The committee's chair, vice-chairs and members are appointed by the CAJ board.…
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Media on the move: February 2015
We’ve rounded up some of the (many!) job moves that have taken place over the past two weeks.
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Around The World: Fahmy’s pending freedom and Ukraine attacks top Canadian foreign coverage
The pending release of imprisoned Canadian-Egyptian Al-Jazeera correspondent Mohamed Fahmy and fighting between Ukrainian and separatist forces topped Canadian international coverage Tuesday.
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Globe public editor: Egregious grammatical errors caught by Globe readers
Sylvia Stead on the grammatical errors caught by readers of The Globe and Mail.