Jian Ghomeshi: Unravelled
A week after the verdict in Jian Ghomeshi’s first criminal trial, three people with intimate knowledge of the story reflect on the case that has shaken the nation.
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Finding reporters who are “Offbeat”
As newsrooms shrink, reporters juggle multiple duties while carving out a niche for themselves.
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Learning how to interview doctors, by actually interviewing them
Ryerson and U of T combine forces to train doctors and journalists on interviewing skills.
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Uncovering atrophy and infighting at the Parliamentary Press Gallery
How an RRJ writer investigated the culture of Ottawa’s press gallery.
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Photographer Lyle Owerko on 9/11, the day “no birds sang”
The photographer who captured one of the most famous images of the World Trade Towers explains how instinct carried him through the day.
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First winner of the Ali Mustafa Memorial Award named
Tanya K. Bindra will use $3,000-award to tell stories of sexual assault survivors in New Delhi.
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CBC Ombudsman: Power & Politics: Equal opportunity questioning
The complainant, Ray Gribeauval, thought the program host was pushing the Conservative party line in a story about fiscal update.
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CBC Ombudsman: GMO Crops and Journalistic Balance
The complainant focused on a passing reference to crop yields from GMO seed in an interview about the reasons for the Chinese takeover of a large seed and pesticide company.
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Toronto Star public editor: Secrecy and the ‘open courts’ principle
A publication ban on a stabbing victim’s name meant the Star could not report what it had already reported.
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Canadian front pages after Brussels attack, budget release and Rob Ford’s death
How Canadian newspapers responded to an eventful news day on Mar. 23.