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The new National: Are four TV anchors four times as good as one?

You widen the potential of attracting more eyeballs by having more than one anchor.
What journalists get wrong when telling stories about trans and genderqueer people

A recent National Post column by Christie Blatchford illustrates what not to do when telling stories about transgender people.
Stop saying pageviews don’t matter

It might be time to reframe the focus to what pageviews do tell us.
Government should not be picking winners and losers in the media world

Winnipeg Free Press publisher Bob Cox says there is no place where a truly competitive media market exists in Canada.
First do no harm

Why Melanie Joly was right to stay out of the news biz.
CBC Ombudsman: Speculation as reporting – Proceed with caution

The complainant, Chuck Erlichman, thought an article about the issue of property rights in relation to the shooting of a young Indigenous man was irresponsible and could fan racist sentiment. The story was flawed but publishing an article addressing the…
Why is Melanie Joly ignoring the crisis in Canadian journalism?

Although we now live in a vast internet landscape with immense amounts of content, the diversity and quality of the news media we consume continues to be a concern. Large sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Google should not be…
New TVO Ontario Hubs might be a model for supporting local journalism

John Ferri, VP of Current Affairs and Documentaries at TVO, explains how the Ontario Hub model will work.
Quebec media has perpetuated stereotypes about Muslim Canadians

It's time for change, writes Amira Elghawaby.
Globe and Mail Public Editor: We must earn your trust that we’re the real deal

While most readers know that charges of ‘fake news’ are themselves fake, media groups like this one need to include the readers more in their process.