CBC Ombudsman: Reality or Perception?
Many readers objected to an Opinion column which explored the different ways we think about mass shootings when the perpetrators are Muslim and when they are not.
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What has changed for women working in Canadian journalism?
The RRJ’s Catherine Phillips examines how pervasive sexism still is at Canadian media organizations.
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Union, Postmedia, strike deal to mitigate job losses at Vancouver Sun and Province
Some staff will have an unpaid day off every two weeks, or a 10 per cent pay cut, to save 21 jobs.
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How Jonathan Brazeau discovered his love for curling and made it his career
Brazeau is the digital content producer for the Grand Slam of Curling website.
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Live Blog: The Public Broadcaster’s Dilemma
In an increasingly fractured, crowded and competitive media environment, what is the role of the public broadcaster when it comes to news?
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Going under the surface with The Walrus
How the RRJ approached profiling the editor-in-chief Twitter loves to hate.
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Memo: CBC announces new Moscow bureau
The following memo was sent to CBC staff on April 20, 2017 from Jennifer McGuire, General Manager and Editor in Chief.
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Transcontinental puts newspapers in Quebec and Ontario up for sale
Transcontinental has put its 93 newspapers in Quebec and Ontario up for sale, days after unloading its publications in Atlantic Canada.
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Journalism Jobs: April 19
Here’s our regular listing of Canadian journalism job opportunities.
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The Marriott Cell is a compelling rendering of Mohamed Fahmy’s imprisonment
Award-winning Egyptian-Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy, with the help of Carol Shaben, nails the art of pacing.