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CABJ and CJOC on calls to action, one year later
Nadia Stewart and Anita Li discuss the path to anti-racism in Canadian journalism, what's changed and what the future holds
4 weeks ago
How journalist Angela Sterritt cares for her spirit while exposing ugly truths
How she cares for her spirit as she brings stories of hardship and healing to light
6 months ago
Meet the high school journalists who kept publishing in a pandemic
Ontario students on making sure the campus presses kept rolling, bringing youth voices to community journalism and striking out on their own
6 months ago
Memo: Shree Paradkar named ‘first internal ombud’ at the Toronto Star
‘This role will provide a safe place for BIPOC journalists and all journalists to express editorial-related discrimination and bias concerns if they don’t feel comfortable bringing it to their manager directly.’
7 months ago
From CBC to NHK
Can public broadcaster partnerships fill coverage gaps as international bureaus continue to disappear?
8 months ago
What’s happening to the street beat?
Adjusting to new COVID-19 realities around physical distancing and an increasingly cashless economy, street papers across Canada are adapting to continue publishing and keep vendors at work
9 months ago
Inside a northern collaboration
The crew behind a collaboration by Up Here and APTN prove that the connections that make reporting run deep can only be made on the ground
9 months ago
How Indiegraf helped launch 6 local news outlets during COVID-19
As the big newspaper chains falter, a new network of independent journalist-entrepreneurs aims to make starting a digital news outlet easy
9 months ago
Inside the manhunt
A reporter’s look into covering the cross-country manhunt for Bryer Schmegelsky and Kam McLeod
10 months ago
COVID-19 social distancing leaves many journalism interns in limbo
Experiential learning is a major part of most journalism programs. While many students won’t get that opportunity this year, media schools are shifting course to salvage placements
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