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CBC Ombudsman: Beware of generalizations
By Esther Enkin, CBC Ombudsman The complainant, Mr. Marco Mura, objected to the characterization of the government of Turkey as “fundamentalist.” I agree that the term is too broad to be accurate… -
Why freedom of the press should apply in Indigenous communities
By Wawmeesh Hamilton Freedom of the press enables citizens to know about the things that public bodies do that impact them. It’s what enabled me to report on civic affairs for a…
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CBC Ombudsman: What do reporters need to reveal upfront -The case of Marketplace’s Weddings Inc.
By Esther Enkin, CBC Ombudsman The complainant, Catherine Lash, said she would never have let a Marketplace crew into her wedding show if she had known who they were. The crew should… -
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… -
Journalism students can play a key part in building sustainable journalism models
By Magda Konieczna Missing from the Shattered Mirror report’s recommendations for Canadian journalism were insights about journalism education. A panel discussion at last week’s Canadian Communication Association conference in Toronto aimed to… -
Toronto Star Public Editor: Public Editor cannot be one-person panacea to reader trust problem
By Kathy English for the Toronto Star Ten years ago this month, I signed on to what would turn out to be the most challenging job of my life in journalism. I knew that… -
Canadaland’s book puts down instead of sends up — and that’s a good thing
The guidebook rages against the Canadian establishment, providing an exhilarating read for our critic.
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Toronto Star Public Editor: Respect, dignity and fairness conveyed in capital letters
A step forward: The Toronto Star, rightly, will now capitalize Indigenous and Black.
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‘Foreign’ reporting is so last century, let’s remake it
Why UBC students teamed with peers in Colombia, China and India to tell ‘Surviving the City’ stories.
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It is not the pain that defines us
The writers featured in the latest issue of Write Magazine deserve notice for their excellent work.
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