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  • Collage of Griffins' Nest paper front pages. Student Press Freedom Act logo in centre: Dark blue scale icon on the left, dark blue text reading "Student Press Freedom Act" over yellow map of B.C. over light blue background.

    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 Continue Reading B.C. students draft legislation to protect high school press freedom

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    How the Sherman estate ruling reaffirms court openness and press freedom

    The decision on the billionaires’ estate case has raised the bar for those seeking to block access to legal records Continue Reading How the Sherman estate ruling reaffirms court openness and press freedom

  • Karyn Pugliese, Brandi Morin, Peter Jacobsen and Karl Dockstader on Zoom video presentation

    Recent arrests of journalists covering land disputes accelerate concerns around police attempts to define, obstruct journalism

    Journalists must be present to bear witness to police actions, especially at Indigenous movements, say panelists Continue Reading Recent arrests of journalists covering land disputes accelerate concerns around police attempts to define, obstruct journalism

  • Nikon camera

    How Instagram court ruling hurts photographers and content creators

    Many are now setting their viewing mode to ‘private’ to control where their work is being published Continue Reading How Instagram court ruling hurts photographers and content creators

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    The lost year of the FOI

    Access to information is one of the many democratic functions taking a hit in the wake of a pandemic – and that’s really bad news as emergency measures are executed at a rapid pace to stem the crisis Continue Reading The lost year of the FOI

  • Trudeau’s government continues to fall short on media’s access to information

    Bill C-58 is in its final stages. What happens to the public’s right-to-know if it passes? Continue Reading Trudeau’s government continues to fall short on media’s access to information

  • The Journalistic Sources Protection Act gets its first test in Denis case

    Investigative journalist Marie-Maude Denis appeared at the Supreme Court in May to appeal a decision requiring her to reveal confidential sources Continue Reading The Journalistic Sources Protection Act gets its first test in Denis case

  • Screenshot of Ricochet story "Victory for freedom of the press as Martineau ends lawsuit". Subheading: $350,000 claim settled without apology or compensation of any kind

    Ricochet Media co-founders on their press freedom win

    Prominent Quebecor columnist and media personality drops defamation suit against independent outlet Continue Reading Ricochet Media co-founders on their press freedom win

  • Forcing reporter to give RCMP info on ‘dead’ terror suspect ‘unreasonable,’ Vice argued at hearing

    Forcing a reporter to give information on a terror suspect to the RCMP would be unreasonable given that the wanted Canadian man is almost certainly dead, an Ontario justice heard on Tuesday. Continue Reading Forcing reporter to give RCMP info on ‘dead’ terror suspect ‘unreasonable,’ Vice argued at hearing

  • When not to publish graphic images

    I regularly advocate for journalists to tell stories they see as newsworthy in the manner they see fit, because a key element of the journalistic skill set is the ability to determine news value. Making principled decisions about what is or isn’t news is a vital public service, and news value should be assessed by…

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