How an Edmonton Journal reporter told the stories of domestic violence
Jana G. Pruden wanted to tell the story in a way that would connect with people.
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Memo: Ottawa Citizen editorial board members announce departure
Memo from the Citizen editor Andrew Potter says that both Kate Heartfield and James Gordon are leaving in December.
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Harassment causes anxiety, affects work, women journalists say
The harassment of reporters online and during live television hits can have personal consequences for women in the field and affect their careers.
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Why a Toronto-based photographer is taking people’s headshots for free
Freelance photographer Yuli Scheidt hopes she can help women and non-binary people with their professional images.
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Indigenous journalists are changing the news in Saskatchewan
Journalists gather in Regina to discuss current efforts to decolonize media.
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Inside Afghanistan as a Canadian female freelance journalist
This republished Ryerson Journalism Research Centre story, "Inside Afghanistan as a Canadian female freelance journalist" was removed on Nov. 21 at the request of May Jeong due to safety concerns.
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Using analytics to make editorial decisions
There are all kinds of analytics available to show you who is looking at your site and how they’re getting there. But how can you—or should you—use that information when selecting which stories to cover?
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Memo: Bell Media Organizational Update
To: All Bell Media Team Members Cc: Bell CP5/6/7 leaders From: Mary Ann Turcke, President, Bell Media Subject: Bell Media Organizational Update Everyone, As we continue with the final phase of our restructuring, there will be further departures at Bell Media beginning today and continuing on a building-by-building basis through much of November. Your leader will keep you…
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Globe public editor: The Globe’s baby boomer series sparks intergenerational debate
Some readers were offended with the front page of Saturday’s Globe and Mail, but their children saw it in a different perspective
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Toronto Star public editor: Can serious journalism survive?
Veteran journalist John Stackhouse explores the future of serious journalism in a new book that documents the digital disruption of Canadian media in recent decades.