How BuzzFeed Canada covered the election, one gif at a time
The new outlet tries to balance serious news reporting with a fun, satirical tone.
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Memo: Postmedia cancels evening tablet editions
Postmedia announced on Oct. 21 that they were ending their evening tablet editions in Ottawa, Montreal and Calgary effective immediately.
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Spiking Coyne column sent wrong signal
Readers understand columnists have their own opinions. Why don’t owners?
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The need for transparency with political endorsements
Owners of newspapers have right to make endorsements, but readers need to know when they do so.
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Media on the Move: October 6 to October 21
Where are Canadian journalists headed to this month?
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Freed Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy sets sights on change
At a press conference in Toronto, Fahmy says Canada needs better protections for citizens in trouble abroad.
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CBC Mid-East bureau chief Derek Stoffel’s advice to journalism students
Journalists must have a strong work ethic and be willing to take employment risks to have a strong career, says Stoffel.
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Canadian University Press creates new project for election stories
Youth Vote launched this fall to share election related news and stories for student publications.
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Conservative endorsements fly in the face of freedom of expression
Newspaper publishers, editors, have a responsibility to protect freedom of expression.
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Toronto Star public editor: Reporting in the Facebook era
Does sending a Facebook message go far enough in trying to reach the subjects of news reports?