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Media on the Move: January 19 to February 2
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Meet the two African Nova Scotian reporters who helped bring Viola Desmond’s story to light
This story was funded by the J-Source Patreon campaign By Sandrinette M. Maniania In 2018, Viola Desmond will be the first woman in Canada to grace the $10 bill. Many now know her story, but a few may not know that it was brought to light by two African Nova Scotian women, 64 years apart.…
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Maclean’s hit by layoffs
By H.G. Watson, Associate Editor Rogers Media is eliminating about 13 positions at Maclean’s, according to the union that represents its newsroom. "Maclean's and the public are losing some very talented people who have contributed greatly to our understanding of national affairs," said Brad Honywill, local representative for Unifor Local 87-M, said in an email… -
Bell Media lays off employees Canada-wide amid restructuring
By The Canadian Press Bell Media says it’s embarking on layoffs as it restructures operations amid a challenging industry landscape. The division’s vice-president of communications, Scott Henderson, said in an email that the company is not disclosing the number of people who will be impacted by the cutbacks. He said more than two dozen Bell Media locations… -
Changes in the air for Saskatchewan radio station
Two afternoon radio hosts are out of work after a program revamp at 980 CJME.
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Globe and Mail Public Editor: Trump, truth and the journalistic endeavour: The Globe’s readers weigh in
It’s a new world of journalism. It’s time for journalists to rethink how they work. The Globe’s readers have said what they want to see
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Toronto Star Public Editor: What’s the public interest in the future of Canadian media?
A new report from the Public Policy Forum takes on the future of media business in 21st century digital Canada.
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A nine-step plan to fix the Vancouver Sun and Province
It’s not too late to save the city’s dailies from a grim fate — here’s how.
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Funny, peculiar
Canadian satirical news gains momentum, even as journalism struggles.