Out in the newsroom
How LGBTQ journalists navigate the workplace
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CBC Ombudsman: Full Disclosure – It’s important to let people know whose opinion they are getting
The complainant complained that the fact a writer of an Opinion piece was working for a Liberal politician should have been disclosed when it was published.
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Eugene Arcand: Is there anybody here?
Arcand’s words “underlines the need to help understand the impact of residential schools on Indigenous communities.”
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Globe and Mail Public Editor: The Globe will avoid racist term alt-right
Citing ‘Orwellian Newspeak,’ readers urge The Globe to not use made-up words
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Toronto Star Public Editor: Courtroom confusion serves no one
Mass media confusion resulted when Mohammed Shamji came to bail court.
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CBC Ombudsman: Opinion and Balance in a Trump Universe
The complainant thought CBC News’ recently launched Opinion section featured far too many anti-Trump columns.
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Toronto Star Public Editor: ‘Alt-right’? No, call it racism
Journalists must not serve as unquestioning heralds for those who espouse racism and hate.
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Why are we obsessed with podcasts?
Quality spoken word content is back, and just a click away.
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Globe and Mail Public Editor: Readers criticize gender balance in coverage of doctor’s killing
While a headline on one story about the killing of highly regarded family physician Dr. Elana Fric Shamji put the focus on the wrong person, The Globe’s coverage has been balanced
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New CBC opinion section provides more paid writing opportunities for freelancers
Canadian freelance writers have one more potential way to earn money: by selling their ideas to the new opinion section being featured on CBCNews.ca.