Chronicle Herald staff take labour dispute to Twitter
Chronicle Herald management removed bylines—so writers and photographers identified themselves on social media.
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Postmedia to accelerate and hike cost cuts
The head of Canada’s largest newspaper empire says the company is accelerating its intentions to cut costs as it continues to bleed advertising, print circulation and digital media revenue.
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Media on the Move: Dec. 17 to Jan. 13
Here’s our regular update on the moves, hires and promotions in Canadian journalism for Dec. 17 to Jan. 13
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Memo: Quarterly Update from Paul Godfrey
Postmedia targeting another $30 million in “cost savings” by the end of fiscal 2017.
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Responsible communication wins again
Kathy Tomlinson becomes part of a slowly growing list of Canadian defamation cases that are winning with the defence of “responsible communication”.
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On the immigration beat with Nicholas Keung
The Toronto Star’s veteran immigration reporter talks about the unprecedented Canadian response to the Syrian refugee crisis.
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Memo: Ottawa Citizen Editor Andrew Potter leaves paper to join McGill
Potter will stay with the Citizen until the end of February before leaving to join McGill as the director of the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada.
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Complete coverage of #NASH78
Find all of our live blogs from the annual student journalism conference in Toronto.
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Memo: CBC opens Moscow pocket bureau
The pocket bureau will be staffed by Susan Ormiston, Corrine Seminoff and Jean-Francois Bisson.
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Toronto Star public editor: When you were the editor
The almost 10,600 readers who played ‘You be the Editor’ agreed with the Star’s judgment calls in two-thirds of cases.