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Canadian Access to Information and Journalism: Obstacles and Opportunities
New research published in Facts and Frictions finds that Canada's federal Access to Information is "a broken system rife with practical and ideological hurdles," causing some journalists to use it only as a last resort and others to advocate for reform -
Welcome to Facts and Frictions/Faits et frictions
J-Schools Canada launches scholarly journal -
Why unpaid internships are at odds with the goal of a more equitable, diverse media industry
J-school umbrella group studying the issue across Canada, to issue recommendations this fall -
Share your fact-checking experiences with the Truth in Journalism Project
Reporters' and sources' input will help inform creation of verification manual for longform journalism -
How COVID-19 has expanded journalism education toolkits
After almost two years doing and teaching journalism at a distance, safety planning is preparing j-school students for not just a pandemic, but also a career in news -
Apply for the Jack Webster Foundation student journalism awards
Entries open until Oct. 3 -
B.C. students draft legislation to protect high school press freedom
After multiple censorship attempts, school paper members launch Student Press Freedom Act campaign to ensure constitutional rights to free expression upheld -
Drug policy and addiction media kit gives newsrooms a resource for better coverage of drug use
Avoid stigmatizing narratives, consult credible sources and use language that reflects people’s lived experiences, say experts -
Community podcast initiative coming to Calgary
Mount Royal University hub will build technical skills, distribute content and foster scholarship on the medium -
Meet the high school journalists who kept publishing in a pandemic
Ontario students on making sure the campus presses kept rolling, bringing youth voices to community journalism and striking out on their own
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