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?
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Canadians must demand better journalism, says CBC’s Derek Stoffel
“Journalism and good stories are about real people, not talking heads,” says Stoffel, who tries to focus not just on conflict reporting.
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Questions remain about NDP’s FOI platform
It’s not clear if an NDP government would implement all of the information commissioner’s recommendations.
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How Dylan Robertson investigated homegrown terrorism
Recipient of the 2015 Michelle Lang Fellowship explains how his five-part Calgary Herald series came to be.