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“In Canadian journalism, there is so much that isn’t written.”
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Michael D’Alimonte said he wanted to see if the Toronto coverage mirrored patterns of early AIDS reporting in the United States.
Read More Continue Reading Early reporting on AIDS offers lessons for covering future health crises, new study suggests

The mindfulness class will introduce students to the fundamentals of mindfulness and explore different forms of meditation practice.
Read More Continue Reading New study examines meditation as tool for anxious student journalists

The Canadian data will be compared to the results of the U.S. questionnaire, as well as results from Spain and Austria where the survey is also being conducted.
Read More Continue Reading New survey investigates state of smaller-market newspapers in Canada

JAMLAB is a six-month accelerator program that provides journalism innovators with tools, facilities, contacts and support as they build their media startups.
Read More Continue Reading Ryerson journalism prof supporting journalism innovation in South Africa

“The mantra I repeat to myself often all the time in this job–whether it’s a natural disaster overseas or not–is, ‘This is just my job for today and this is this person’s life.’”
Read More Continue Reading Victims of natural disasters must be dealt with respectfully: NYT Canada bureau chief

Toronto Star reporter Sara Mojtehedzadeh explains why she went undercover to tell the stories of temp workers.
Read More Continue Reading Going undercover justified by compelling public interest

Collection of photos dating from about 1910 until 1990 includes images of major Canadian political events and conflicts
Read More Continue Reading New York Times Canadian photo archive a rich resource for journalism researchers