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    The problem with Canadian access to information in six tweets

    By H.G. Watson, Managing Editor [<a href="//storify.com/jsource/why-canadian-journalists-are-fighting-for-better-a" target="_blank">View the story "The problem with Canadian access to information in six tweets" on Storify</a>]
  • Shelley Pascual reporting for Cardiff News Plus last year in Wales. Photo courtesy of Shelley Pascual.

    After living abroad, I can’t find a journalism job in Canada

    This story was funded by the J-Source Patreon campaign. By Shelley Pascual When I completed my International Journalism MA degree in the U.K. last year, I had no idea that of all the countries in the world to land a journalism job, it’d prove trickiest in the country that I’m from, Canada. And I’m not just referring…
  • Kenny Yum will be the first recipient of the Digital Publishing Leadership Award, produced by the National Magazine Awards Foundation. Headshot courtesy of Kenny Yum/Screenshot by J-Source.

    Why HuffPost Canada editor Kenny Yum is a visionary in digital journalism

    This story was funded by the J-Source Patreon campaign By Sandrinette M. Maniania On June 1, 2017, Kenny Yum will be the first recipient of the Digital Publishing Leadership Award, presented by the National Magazine Awards Foundation. The managing editor of HuffPost Canada for the past six years, Yum’s dedication to quality journalism has earned him…
  • Bruce Livesey’s investigative reporting has earned him a first ever NNA for a digital outlet, and two NMA noms.

    Investigating the family that owns a province

    Bruce Livesey’s reporting has earned him a first ever NNA for a digital outlet, and two NMA noms.

  • Katherine Laidlaw is one of the National Magazine Awards top nominated creators this year. Headshot courtesy of Katherine Laidlaw/Screenshot by J-Source.

    Katherine Laidlaw on her journey to becoming a journalist

    Laidlaw is one of the National Magazine Awards top nominated creators this year.

  • The longform magazine writer leads the pack at this year’s National Magazine Awards, with four writing nominations. Headshot courtesy of Shadi Didi/CC BY-SA 3.0. Article screenshot by J-Source.

    Omar Mouallem on the art of reflection

    The longform magazine writer leads the pack at this year’s National Magazine Awards, with four writing nominations.

  • Gare Joyce's story about hockey player Bobby Ryan. Screenshot by J-Source.

    Gare Joyce takes a deeper look at the sports industry

    Writing, like sports, is a series of choices, says veteran reporter who broke the story of an NHL prospect’s traumatic past.

  • Alicja Siekierska and Jesse Winter's three part story on fires and deaths in Canada’s First Nations communities. Screenshot by J-Source.

    How Alicja Siekierska reported on fires and deaths in Canada’s First Nations communities

    In response to the work, the federal government has made a verbal commitment to resume tracking First Nations’ fire deaths, after a seven-year hiatus.

  • The RRJ’s Catherine Phillips examines how pervasive sexism still is at Canadian media organizations. Screenshot by J-Source.

    What has changed for women working in Canadian journalism?

    The RRJ’s Catherine Phillips examines how pervasive sexism still is at Canadian media organizations.

  • Jonathan Brazeau's coverage of curling on Sportsnet. Screenshot by J-Source.

    How Jonathan Brazeau discovered his love for curling and made it his career

    Brazeau is the digital content producer for the Grand Slam of Curling website.

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