Torstar sells Vaughan printing plant for over $50 million
In January 2016, Torstar announced they were shuttering the plant, laying off 285 employees in the process.
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Positive mental health stories more often shared online than negative stories, study finds
The study by Gavin Adamson examined the content of articles dealing with mental health and how they were shared across digital platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.
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Southern stories told on film
National Film Board heads to Saskatchewan and Alberta’s grasslands to capture local experiences.
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Anti-TPP day of action highlights threat to journalism
It’s part of a massive campaign against the TPP in North America, led north of the border by CWA Canada.
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How much do newspaper reporters earn in 2016?
The average employment income of a journalist in Canada was $46,621, according to Statistics Canada’s 2011 census.
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Why Ian Gill thinks No News is Bad News
Author of new book explores challenges faced by Canadian media industry.
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Memo: Wendy Metcalfe leaving Toronto Star to be Editor-in-Chief of three of New Brunswick’s daily newspapers
Metcalfe has also been named Director of Content for Brunswick News.
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Memo: New Managing Director for CBC Quebec
Meredith Dellandrea has been appointed Managing Director of CBC News and Centres for the Quebec region.
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CBC Ombudsman: A boycott is a boycott—The Greens and BDS
The complainant thought it was wrong to refer to the result of the BDS resolution passed at the Green Party Convention as “supporting a movement boycotting Israel.”
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Globe and Mail Public Editor: At The Globe, Dr. doesn’t just mean medical doctors
The Globe style guide has clear rules for honorifics, but errors are sometimes repeated and compounded.