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  • Canada finally has a source protection law — is it enough?

    The importance of press freedom can never be understated. For Canadian journalists, horrific headlines from across the globe of missing, murdered, or imprisoned reporters are sobering reminders of the privilege that we hold. Because our Constitution protects freedom of the press as a fundamental right, journalists are able to do their jobs without fear of…

  • ‘Dark day’ for Canadian journalism industry after Vice ruling

    Press freedom organizations are expressing disappointment after the Supreme Court of Canada upheld a lower-court ruling requiring Vice Media Canada to hand over all records of its communications with Farah Shirdon, a Canadian citizen who left Calgary to fight with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. Vice reporter Ben Makuch made contact with Shirdon…

  • Vice reporter must give RCMP material about accused terrorist, rules Supreme Court

    By Jim Bronskill The Supreme Court of Canada says a reporter must give the RCMP material he gathered for stories about an accused terrorist. The 9-0 decision is likely to be seen as a defeat for media that could leave them vulnerable to serving as investigative arms of the police. Appeal judgment rendered today #SCCAppeal…

  • Laws must change, politician says after N.L. man acquitted of FHITP slur

    JOHN’S, N.L. — A Newfoundland politician is hoping to change provincial harassment laws following the acquittal of a man who hurled sexual obscenities at a female TV reporter in St. John’s. Cathy Bennett says laws on workplace sexual harassment are badly outdated. On Tuesday, provincial court Judge Colin Flynn dismissed a single charge against 28-year-old…

  • Canada’s top court to hear Vice Media fight RCMP demand for reporter materials

    Vice reporter Ben Makuch is “very relieved” to hear of the leave decision. Continue Reading Canada’s top court to hear Vice Media fight RCMP demand for reporter materials

  • Understanding Canada’s new shield law for confidential sources

    Here’s what you need to know about Canada’s new shield law for confidential sources. Continue Reading Understanding Canada’s new shield law for confidential sources

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    Free speech groups speak out against assault of journalists in Quebec City

    Two Global News journalists were assaulted and a camera smashed according to reports from Global News. Continue Reading Free speech groups speak out against assault of journalists in Quebec City

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    Judge rules against Frank Halifax ban

    Next step may be Supreme Court for Nova Scotia mom. Continue Reading Judge rules against Frank Halifax ban

  • The arguments for and against a ban are being heard at Nova Scotia's Provincial Court Building in Halifax. Photo by George Lang

    Nova Scotia mom takes on Frank Halifax Magazine

    Judge to rule if Frank Halifax edition will be held to a ban intended to protect children’s identities. Continue Reading Nova Scotia mom takes on Frank Halifax Magazine

  • Investigating police surveillance could lead to stories for local reporters. Photo courtesy of Jonathan McIntosh/CC BY-SA 2.0,

    Why local reporters should be investigating police surveillance

    Local police forces might be low hanging fruit for freedom of information requests.

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