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    CTV expands 5 p.m. local newscasts to nine new cities

    By H.G. Watson, Managing Editor Bell Media announced on June 7 that nine cities will get local early evening broadcasts starting in the fall of 2017. News at Five will be available on all local CTV stations across Canada. The stations that will be getting the broadcast include: CTV Saskatoon; CTV Regina; CTV Prince Albert;…
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    Media on the Move: May 25 to June 7

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    Rogers Media to bring its flagship newscast CityNews to more markets

    By The Canadian Press Rogers Media is expanding its local newscast "CityNews" to Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg and Montreal. Local versions of the Toronto mainstay will start airing in Edmonton and Winnipeg on Sept. 4. The newscasts head to Vancouver, Montreal and Calgary in winter 2018. The broadcasts will include daily one-hour editions at 6…
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    Toronto Star Public Editor: Public Editor cannot be one-person panacea to reader trust problem

    By Kathy English for the Toronto Star Ten years ago this month, I signed on to what would turn out to be the most challenging job of my life in journalism. I knew that serving as the Star’s public editor would not be an easy task. It is widely regarded as the worst job in journalism and…
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    Here’s all our coverage from the Local News conference

    Here are all of our live blogs from the Local News conference at Ryerson University in Toronto on June 3-4, 2017. Understanding Local Journalism: An Overview April Lindgren, Colette Brin, Damian Radcliffe and Michelle Ferrier give overviews into their research around local news. Does Local News Matter? Tales From the Trenches James Gordon, Brian Lambie and…
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    The Quebec government is trying to limit information accessible on a database of corporations

    This story was funded by the J-Source Patreon campaign. By Alexandra Bosanac Since their roll-out into bars across Quebec in 1994, video lottery terminals have pulled in millions of dollars a year for Loto-Quebec: some estimates put it at $800 million. But suspicions around government oversight of the machines — which are not dissimilar from the…

  • Kenny Yum will be the first recipient of the Digital Publishing Leadership Award, produced by the National Magazine Awards Foundation. Headshot courtesy of Kenny Yum/Screenshot by J-Source.

    Why HuffPost Canada editor Kenny Yum is a visionary in digital journalism

    This story was funded by the J-Source Patreon campaign By Sandrinette M. Maniania On June 1, 2017, Kenny Yum will be the first recipient of the Digital Publishing Leadership Award, presented by the National Magazine Awards Foundation. The managing editor of HuffPost Canada for the past six years, Yum’s dedication to quality journalism has earned him…
  • The CEO of Attractions Ontario says the Star’s field trip guide, which recently won an award, bears a number of similarities to theirs. Screenshot by J-Source.

    Toronto Star accused of copying a field trip guide

    The CEO of Attractions Ontario says the Star’s field trip guide, which recently won an award, bears a number of similarities to theirs — a claim the Star disputes.

  • The guidebook rages against the Canadian establishment, providing an exhilarating read for our critic.

    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.

  • Laura Stewart will investigate climate change on Saskatchewan’s grasslands. Screenshot by J-Source.

    First Magazine Grands Prix Fellow starts at Briarpatch magazine

    Laura Stewart will investigate climate change on Saskatchewan’s grasslands.

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