Canadian University Press creates new project for election stories
Youth Vote launched this fall to share election related news and stories for student publications.
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Canadians must demand better journalism, says CBC’s Derek Stoffel
“Journalism and good stories are about real people, not talking heads,” says Stoffel, who tries to focus not just on conflict reporting.
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How Dylan Robertson investigated homegrown terrorism
Recipient of the 2015 Michelle Lang Fellowship explains how his five-part Calgary Herald series came to be.
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How Sheridan College got nominated for an Online Journalism Award
#WhatAreTheChances project among those recognized by the Online News Association this year.
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Is there a line between advocacy and journalism?
Mount Royal University hosts a panel discussion about using journalism skills to advocate for positive change.
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Waterloo student paper weighs options as it prepares to leave office of 37 years
In May, staff at Imprint were told their lease would not be renewed, a move they say was politically motivated.
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Applications open for R. James Travers Foreign Corresponding Fellowship
Annual award of $25,000 covers travel, reporting and research expenses and a stipend for a journalist.
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Mohamed Fahmy to join UBC Graduate School of Journalism
Fahmy was released from prison in Egypt on Sept. 23.
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Why j-school instructors should return to newsrooms for a summer
Marlene Murphy speaks with a handful of academics who choose to return to the industry after they their submit their students’ marks in May.
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Toronto Star’s Robert Cribb on teaching investigative reporting
Cribb will spend four months in 2016 developing a national program that would have journalism schools across the country collaborating on investigative reporting.