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Complete the Canada Press Freedom Project questionnaire
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Meet press freedom project researcher/reporter Collins Maina
Community-driven, multimedia journalist is working with J-Source to build a national resource for press freedom data and education
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Suspending freedom of information cannot be made permanent
Canadian authorities have been using the pandemic to further slow access requests since last March. But transparency and essential rights are not something you can put on hold
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Indiegraf expands to the U.S. with next news challenge cohort
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A year of mapping media impacts of the pandemic in Canada: COVID-19 Media Impact Map for Canada update, March 11, 2021
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Survey: recent journalism grads working at weekly newspapers hit hardest by pandemic
New journalists find communities engaged with COVID-19 news, but important stories unrelated to pandemic going uncovered
2 months ago
Levelling the playing field in Canadian sports media
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Columns
I can still count the number of racialized women in sports journalism on the fingers of one hand. I hope not for long
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HuffPost Canada staff file for union certification
'Our editorial mandate at HuffPost, shared by our new bosses at BuzzFeed, is focused on equity and fairness. We want these values to be reflected in the way our newsroom functions'
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Online magazine brings African culture, ideas to young audience
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News
The founders of TRAD come from different cultural backgrounds. But they have in common a desire to explore African and Caribbean culture and traditions
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