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  • Illustration of a woman on a television news screen reporting from Toronto, Canada faces viewers with the chiron, "Boss: can you check your activism at the door?"

    ‘Can you check your activism at the door?’: Under white supremacy, Black Canadian journalists see their very existence as a radical act

    As newsrooms globally respond to accusations of racial bias by focusing on diversity, journalist datejie cheko green looks to her experience in Canada to argue that a fuller reckoning of journalism practices, from recruitment to the daily meeting, is needed to make real change Continue Reading ‘Can you check your activism at the door?’: Under white supremacy, Black Canadian journalists see their very existence as a radical act

  • John Honderich in a red t-shirt, bowtie and blazer smiling and holding his Canadian Journalism Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award

    On John Honderich

    The storied newspaper giant and J-Source supporter died Saturday at 75 Continue Reading On John Honderich

  • Close-up of antique cash register with circular buttons with dollar amounts.

    Saving journalism: views on how to pay for reliable information

    Many countries are experimenting with different forms of government support and policies but the question is what works best and is sustainable in each context Continue Reading Saving journalism: views on how to pay for reliable information

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    Spinning access to information in an age of misinformation

    Public interest researcher Ken Rubin on what returned access requests show about the state of government duplicity and transparency in Canada Continue Reading Spinning access to information in an age of misinformation

  • Black in the jury box: Media is the message

    Crime reporting is one of the oldest forms of journalism. It tells us who should be feared and who should be punished for tearing the social fabric. But its often sensational approach has consequences Continue Reading Black in the jury box: Media is the message

  • A woman stands next to the Women’s Monument in London, Ont., as people gather to mark the 25th anniversary of the ÉcolePolytechnique massacre in 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS//Dave Chidley

    Montréal Massacre anniversary: The media must play a key role in fighting femicide

    Media have a leading role, not only in awareness and education generally, but in actively shaping the construction of attitudes and beliefs that can help prevention efforts Continue Reading Montréal Massacre anniversary: The media must play a key role in fighting femicide

  • Facts & Frictions logo: white text in red text bubble. Subheading in grey: Emerging Debates, Pedagogies and Practices in Contemporary Journalism. On bottom, logo repeats in French. Faits et Frictions: white text in red text bubble. Subheading in grey: Débats, pédagogies, émergents en journalism contemporain

    Welcome to Facts and Frictions/Faits et frictions

    J-Schools Canada launches scholarly journal Continue Reading Welcome to Facts and Frictions/Faits et frictions

  • The HuffPost Canada union is dead. Long live the HuffPost Canada union

    The workers of HuffPost Canada got to have a union for two weeks, but its impact will last a lifetime Continue Reading The HuffPost Canada union is dead. Long live the HuffPost Canada union

  • A woman sits outside on a tree log holding an infant.

    B.C.’s proposed FOI fee threatens ‘Indigenous Peoples, families and communities’

    Fees could make it harder for small outlets like IndigiNews to justify filing shot-in-the-dark info requests — like the one that led to its birth alerts investigation, writes reporter Anna McKenzie Continue Reading B.C.’s proposed FOI fee threatens ‘Indigenous Peoples, families and communities’

  • Collage of two stories on Winnipeg Free Press website: On left, "Complicated road to community New book tracks growth, development of Manitoba's 20,000-strong Muslim population". On right, Steinbach pastor hounded for vaccination ad participation"

    Free Press religion reporter on how the paper is restoring faith in Winnipeg news coverage

    The two-year-old beat, funded by different religious groups, is fostering community engagement and providing new revenue Continue Reading Free Press religion reporter on how the paper is restoring faith in Winnipeg news coverage

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