Media on the Move: Apr. 21 to May 4
Here’s our regular update on the moves, hires and promotions in Canadian journalism for Apr. 21 to May 4
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Canadian front pages after Fort McMurray fire and evacuation
Here’s how Canadian newspapers responded to devastating wildfires that forced all the residents of Fort McMurray, Alberta to leave.
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Vice appeals court order to give RCMP records of interviews
“This appeal raises issues concerning one of the hallmarks of a democratic society – a free and independent press,” the appeal application states.
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National Magazine Awards finalists announced
Winners to be announced June 10 at the Magazine Awards Gala.
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Union files with labour board to represent Vice Canada workers
“We have a very strong majority of staff in the editorial and several other departments:” CMG president.
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How training inspired me to bring journalism and IT together
Over the last few years Kanina Holmes has felt a growing disconnect between the aptitudes and skills we want to cultivate in young journalists and what we can actually cover within curricular, institutional, attention and time constraints.
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Interning at unionized media companies pays—literally
What are unions doing to ensure that students get this vital experience and also get paid?
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2016 Emerge Media Award winners announced
The annual awards celebrate the achievements of student journalists in a variety of areas, including writing, editing and videography.
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‘Spotlight’ on homeless deaths
Toronto Star investigative journalism has had a positive impact on Toronto’s homeless.
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The Globe and Mail goes virtual
At Toronto’s Hot Docs documentary film festival, the Globe will premiere a virtual reality piece about life in solitary confinement.