Media on the Move: Feb. 25 to Mar. 9
Here’s our regular update on the moves, hires and promotions in Canadian journalism for Feb. 25 to Mar. 9.
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Death of a newspaper by a thousand cuts
Two weeks ago staff at the Northern Journal were served notice the print edition could no longer be sustained.
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Chronicle Herald strike stretches into seventh week
HTU calling for boycott of businesses advertising in the Chronicle Herald.
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First Nations man helps CBC call out Regina racism
A video from CBC Marketplace showing a First Nations man being shadowed by clerks in a Regina store has gone viral.
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Michelle Richardson takes helm of Ottawa Citizen and Ottawa Sun Mar. 28
Hiring Richardson as editor was an “easy choice” according to Postmedia senior VP Gerry Nott.
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How the documentary about Omar Khadr was made
Toronto Star national security reporter Michelle Shephard explains how Guantanamo’s Child: Omar Khadr came together
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Dear Media Entrepreneurs: It’s time to look north
Why the implosion of “big media” in Canada may be the opportunity we’ve all been waiting for
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Toronto Star public editor: ‘Spotlight’ illuminates journalism’s purpose
Spotlight, nominated for six Academy Awards, reaffirms faith in journalism in a time of declining public trust.
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The CBC still “Lives Here”
Canada Lives Here is a passionate and detailed defence of CBC’s radio and television service.
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New book outlines the long, colourful history of Parliamentary press gallery
“This is a book that’s not meant to put a positive spin on the gallery,” says co-editor Josh Wingrove of Sharp Wits and Busy Pens.