Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable is part of a journalist’s job, say panelists
Feeling uncomfortable while reporting on some communities and situations is part of being a good journalist.
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New UBC international reporting project challenges parachute model of journalism
IRP students will partner with students at four partner universities to produce a cross-border journalism project.
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Finding innovation in a coffee and a morning newspaper
A big part of launching a new and original product is first convincing people you’re capable of having innovative ideas.
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Magazines Canada introduces new magazine award program
Magazine Grands Prix comes after major publishers declared intention to leave National Magazine Awards last year.
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Memo: Mark Iype appointed editor of the Edmonton Journal and Edmonton Sun
Deputy Editor Kathy Kerr retiring at the end of the month, Dave Breakenridge to assume the role of managing editor.
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Media on the Move: September 8 to September 21
Here’s our regular update on the moves, hires and promotions in Canadian journalism for September 8 to September 21.
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Memo: CBC Aboriginal to be renamed CBC Indigenous
Name change reflects a significant trend by communities and organizations, both nationally and globally, to use Indigenous as a preferred term.
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Torstar sells Vaughan printing plant for over $50 million
In January 2016, Torstar announced they were shuttering the plant, laying off 285 employees in the process.
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UBC, Globe and Mail win 2016 Online Journalism Awards
Four Canadian projects were nominated for the annual set of awards.
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Positive mental health stories more often shared online than negative stories, study finds
The study by Gavin Adamson examined the content of articles dealing with mental health and how they were shared across digital platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.