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  • How They Did It: Chris Arsenault on unraveling an oil deal — from Guyana’s offshore blocks to a home in Ontario’s cottage country

    A flagged footnote, an anonymous tip, and the question of whether Guyana’s oil boom could escape the ‘black gold curse’ led journalist Chris Arsenault to Georgetown—where he uncovered how a Canadian connection and a friend-of-a-friend deal secured a major stake in one of the country’s most coveted offshore oil blocks Continue Reading How They Did It: Chris Arsenault on unraveling an oil deal — from Guyana’s offshore blocks to a home in Ontario’s cottage country

  • AI in Canadian newsrooms: what do newsrooms in Canada expect from new hires regarding AI literacy? 

    What j-schools need to know: Old-school reporting skills are very much in demand, but it helps to experiment with AI tools Continue Reading AI in Canadian newsrooms: what do newsrooms in Canada expect from new hires regarding AI literacy? 

  • AI in Canadian newsrooms: media engaging cautiously

    Canadian journalism’s AI adoption reveals a patchwork of policies and gaps Continue Reading AI in Canadian newsrooms: media engaging cautiously

  • Exposing Abuse Within Canada’s International Student Boom

    Walrus journalist Nicholas Hune-Brown retraces the steps that led to his ground-breaking investigation—probing exploitative recruitment practices in Canada’s international education industry while chronicling the first-hand experiences of students whose reality in Canada was far from the promise they were sold Continue Reading Exposing Abuse Within Canada’s International Student Boom

  • Reconciliation in the age of AI and social media

    To help achieve reconciliation, we need a free, strong media where people in Canada can get accurate information, hear diverse views and have open dialogue Continue Reading Reconciliation in the age of AI and social media

  • Severed secrecy: Revealing a culture of sexual misconduct at CSIS

    Canadian Press journalist Darryl Greer reveals the tradecraft that breached the spy agency’s code of silence—uncovering a culture of abuse long concealed from the public Continue Reading Severed secrecy: Revealing a culture of sexual misconduct at CSIS

  • No room for debate

    Postmedia quietly whittles away local viewpoints from the Saskatoon StarPhoenix and Regina Leader-Post Continue Reading No room for debate

  • How Camille Dundas is redefining journalism and reclaiming Black narratives

    Dundas delivered the first annual Mary Ann Shadd Cary Lecture on Oct. 6. Continue Reading How Camille Dundas is redefining journalism and reclaiming Black narratives

  • Concern about newsroom AI covered at second Future of Independent Media Summit

    Community engagement and funding were also among the issues discussed the meeting organized by Press Forward on Oct. 4 at Carleton University Continue Reading Concern about newsroom AI covered at second Future of Independent Media Summit

  • Here are the inaugural winners of the Canadian Student Journalism Awards

    J-Schools Canada/Écoles-J Canada announced the recipients on Oct. 16 Continue Reading Here are the inaugural winners of the Canadian Student Journalism Awards

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