The challenges of reporting on Quebec student protests
Montreal journalists are finding reporting on student unrest this spring is somewhat more complicated than ever.
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CBC says conclusions from Ghomeshi report “troubling and disappointing”
The CBC says it will be working with the Canadian Media Guild to review the nine recommendations outlined in the report.
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A look at DailyXtra’s website redesign
The 31-year-old LGTBQ news organization launched a redesign of its online property, DailyXtra, this week. We spoke to Pink Triangle Press editor and publisher Brandon Matheson about the changes.
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Toronto Sun moving to National Post headquarters by 2016
In a townhall meeting with Toronto Sun employees, Postmedia CEO Paul Godfrey said the paper would move to Bloor Street but retain its newsroom.
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Tuesday Tabs: fact-checking climate journalism, Hillary’s non-news and the World’s Best Designed Newspapers
News about the news for the week of April 14.
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Ann Silversides delivers a much-needed hit to the health-care system in “First Do No Harm”
With explanatory policy reporting and detailed scene recreation, this 2013 Maisonneuve feature provides a glimpse into the world of prescription drug abuse in Canada.
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Nancy Macdonald on writing about racism in Winnipeg
Macdonald discusses the reporting and reaction to her January 2015 Maclean’s article, “Welcome to Winnipeg.”
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Information commissioner’s call to action is commendable—but nothing new
Concerns about the lack of documentation of federal officials’ decision-making began long before Suzanne Legault’s recent report.
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More contract work and internships mean new journalists must learn their rights
As contract assignments and internships become more commonplace for newly minted journalists, workers more than ever need to know their rights.
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Around the world weekly: April 6 to April 10
Marielle Torrefranca brings you a look at some of the stories from Canadian media covered around the world this week