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.
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Second Postmedia exec leaves after retention bonuses
Postmedia didn’t announce a reason for the departure of CFO Doug Lamb.
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Live Blog: The changing ways Canadians get their news
How are Canadians getting their news, and whom do they trust to provide it?
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Six key takeaways from the Public Policy Forum’s report on media
Report recommends creation of a fund to support journalism organizations via change in tax laws.
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New York Times hires Catherine Porter as Toronto Bureau Chief
No plans for further hiring, unlike recently announced Australian bureau.
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What we learned from the latest media concentration report
Canadians are reading news from diverse sources, but newspaper concentration is up.
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Trump versus the press: Canadian deja-vu
Six years, one prime minister and a president later, it seems American journalists will be asked to put up with a lot of things