Year / 2018
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Employees have the power to make their newsrooms more diverse
Diversity of employees is more than just good journalistic practice — it is a labour issue. -
Front pages after new U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade deal; Quebec election
October 1 was a big news day for Canada. After weeks of negotiations, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Minister of Foreign Affairs Chrystia Freeland and U.S. President Donald Trump announced a new trade deal, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, to replace… -
Journalism, justice and #MeToo
New York Times journalist Katie Benner discusses the challenges of reporting on sexual assault allegations. -
When journalists report social media as public opinion
Journalists should be careful when using social media posts to report what the public thinks, and should tell readers how the data was collected. -
Politico Pro tests Canadian market with new newsletter offering
“There are now three full time Canadian reporters — print reporters — on the ground in Washington. We have 250 reporters at Politico”: Luiza Ch. Savage. -
Government enmity toward journalists a global phenomenon
The detention of two Reuters reporters in Myanmar should concern every reporter in Canada. -
Refinery29 to launch in Canada in October
Former Chatelaine editor-in-chief Carley Fortune will lead the Canadian edition. -
Media on the Move: September 26
Here’s our regular update on the moves, hires and promotions in Canadian journalism. Want your job move featured? Tweet it to us or use the hashtag #cdnmediamoves. The Telegraph-Journal has a new editor: 1. I'm thrilled to announce Marie… -
New report finds newspaper cuts bad news for local political coverage
Public Policy Forum research could indicate that local newspapers are being saturated by wire service stories, rather than featuring local political coverage. -
Torstar Corp. buying Ottawa-based political news website iPolitics Inc.
Torstar says the Toronto Star and iPolitics will maintain separate bureaus in Ottawa.
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