. Beginning on the front page of Saturday’s Toronto Star and taking up nearly the entire front page of the business section was a vicious attack on our company. This is just the latest of many attacks from The Toronto Star. The Toronto Star has made several scurrilous claims about our company, its investors and…
By H.G. Watson, Associate Editor Chronicle Herald staff are once again reporting, even though they are still on strike. Local Xpress, a news website entirely run by the journalists, officially went online Jan. 30 after a few teases in the days leading up to its debut. The wait is almost over. It won’t be long…
By Madison Farkas for Canadian Journalists for Free Expression This story was written for Professor Sean Holman at Mount Royal University. It is the latest installment in CJFE’s #ATIreform series, where journalists, public interest researchers and other professionals share their stories about Canada’s Access to Information system. Telegraph-Journal reporter Karissa Donkin’s Right to Information request exposed a lack of proper regulation in…
By Sylvia Stead for the Globe and Mail It has been a bad week for journalism: 200 jobs lost in the broadcast and publishing wings of Rogers Media, and the closing of one of the nation’s oldest daily newspapers. The Guelph Mercury would have celebrated its 150th anniversary along with Canada next year, and its…
President of Bell Media and TSN sends letter of support to crew of 23 women.
Print journalists watch as the last flickering embers of what was a tremendous blaze that warmed an entire civilization begin to go out.
Former staffer Stephanie MacLellan recalls her time at a paper that fostered young talent.
Here’s our regular update on the moves, hires and promotions in Canadian journalism for Jan. 14 to Jan. 27
The documentary, Denendeh, was created by University of Regina School of Journalism students in 2010.