Life on the Toronto Star’s new labour beat
As the Toronto Star’s new work and wealth reporter, Sara Mojtehedzadeh is one of a dwindling number of journalists dedicated to covering labour issues full-time.
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On doing a better job of reporting disability-related stories
Journalists at major Canadian newspapers are increasingly interested in disability-related stories—and are more conscious of how they’re telling them.
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Around the World Weekly: April 13 to 17
Adrianna Zhang brings you a look at some of the international stories the Canadian media covered the week of April 13.
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What CBC employees are saying about the latest layoffs
On social media both audiences and employees have been diligent in being vocal about how much this week’s 244 layoffs will be felt nation-wide.
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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.