Field Notes

What does it take to publish investigative journalism using access to information and privacy requests?
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New York Times journalist Katie Benner discusses the challenges of reporting on sexual assault allegations.
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New technologies have made work more accessible for deaf and hard of hearing journalists, but they need training and resources.
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This week, hundreds of thousands of Canadian students returned to their college and university campuses. For many it’s both an exciting and extremely stressful time. With this in mind, we’re… Continue Reading Working Media Podcast: Wellness and Meditation

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We asked our readers for their best self-care tips.
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The “Food for Thought” project, which covered 24 stories from across Winnipeg, has an average read time of 19 minutes.
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Eternity Martis spoke to us about the thrills – and consequences – of sharing her personal life in her work.
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Adrian Ma talks to Angie Lau about her career.
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Since being kidnapped and held in Afghanistan for 28 days in 2008, Fung has returned to the country to report.
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“Making a Terrorist” examines how Canadian media reports on terrorism.
Read More Continue Reading Reflecting on who journalists call terrorists and why