Reporters need to become scientifically literate
With Dr. Google only a click away, it’s easy to get up to speed on science—but reporters must use caution when reporting on science.
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Globe publisher on how Canada’s national daily keeps driving readership
Subscriptions jumped after Globe published 10,000 word story on Justin Trudeau after the election. Continue Reading Globe publisher on how Canada’s national daily keeps driving readership
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Donations sought for Barbara Turnbull Award
New scholarship will help fund tuition for a student with a disability at Ryerson University.
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Revisiting Saskatoon’s freezing deaths with Les Perreaux
Former StarPhoenix reporter on the importance of making difficult calls and rigorous reporting.
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CJF J-Talk: Election 2015: How the Votes Were Won
Canada’s top political reporters break down what happened during the 2015 federal election at a CJF J-Talk in Vancouver.
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Online journal offers perspective on intern debate
Free edition of tripleC, edited by three Canadian professors, examines the on-going debate over unpaid internships.
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Analytics for journalists
Learn metrics and Google Analytics with a new series of open-source videos for journalism students.
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Toronto Star public editor: Promises, promises: The PM and the press
Why Canada’s new prime minister’s promise of open and transparent government matters to the media and democracy.
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Toronto Star public editor: Ljonny32@gmail.com, who are you really?
An embarrassing apology in the Star underscores the need for journalists to be skeptical when verifying identities of online sources.
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Globe public editor: There was a good reason to hold publication of the Ontario teachers’ payment
Voters were being asked Monday to elect a federal government, not an Ontario government.