Canadaland’s book puts down instead of sends up — and that’s a good thing
The guidebook rages against the Canadian establishment, providing an exhilarating read for our critic.
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First Magazine Grands Prix Fellow starts at Briarpatch magazine
Laura Stewart will investigate climate change on Saskatchewan’s grasslands.
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How to scale our understanding of local news health
The economics of local news are no small challenge, but soon we may be able to anticipate significant causes of unhealthy news ecosystems in different U.S. cities.
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Memo: Update on CBC News renewal
Lianne Elliott named new Executive Producer of Newsgathering.
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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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Toronto Star Public Editor: Respect, dignity and fairness conveyed in capital letters
A step forward: The Toronto Star, rightly, will now capitalize Indigenous and Black.
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‘Foreign’ reporting is so last century, let’s remake it
Why UBC students teamed with peers in Colombia, China and India to tell ‘Surviving the City’ stories.
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CBC News’ Jennifer McGuire tells us what to expect on the new The National
McGuire says Steve Ladurantaye, who stepped down from the managing editor position, will travel north in May.
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Investigating the family that owns a province
Bruce Livesey’s reporting has earned him a first ever NNA for a digital outlet, and two NMA noms.
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Katherine Laidlaw on her journey to becoming a journalist
Laidlaw is one of the National Magazine Awards top nominated creators this year.