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
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Global News to consolidate news production in various local markets
Changes are the result of an organization-wide initiative that also includes a restructuring of Shaw Media’s management team.
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Atkinson lecture on the power and politics of cartooning
Cartooning is not for the faint of heart, Sue Dewar told attendees at the 2015 Atkinson lecture at the Ryerson University School of Journalism.
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(Dis)liking digital copyright demands
Freelance journalists use digital communications to organize a collective fight against rights-grabbing contracts.
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Canadian journalism schools and the internship issue…work for pay or pay to work?
A look at the state of journalism school-sanctioned internships across Canada.
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LIVE BLOG: Terrorism coverage in the news: Is it failing us?
How terrorism is covered in the news & how to create coverage on it by fighting bias & stereotypes.
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LIVE BLOG: Journalism in a distracted world
How can journalists inform in ways that better engages our easily-distracted generation?