A look at University of Ottawa’s new digital journalism degree
Two years after suspending its journalism program, the university began accepting applications to its joint program with Algonquin College and La Cité in September 2014.
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Case Studies Collection: the PMO, the Star, the Advance and the “whole off-the-record-thing”
An email from the prime minister’s office offered a story with strings attached. For two Ontario journalists, the conditions seemed unreasonable.
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Former Sun News executives, reporters join Conservative Party
Two former executives and two former reporters latest to move from media to politics.
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Honouring Ali Mustafa, one year after his death
A colleague remembers Mustafa’s drive to cover issues in Egypt and Syria—and what made his status as a freelance photojournalist covering conflict zones particularly precarious.
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Globe and Mail, Toronto Star lead nominations for 2014 National Newspaper Awards
Other multiple nominees include La Presse and Canadian Press.
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How do news outlets credit stories that have broken elsewhere first?
A look at national newsroom policies.
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Star public editor: How should Star write about the diversity of Toronto
The term ‘non-white’ is offensive and should not be used in the Toronto Star but what is an acceptable alternative?
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Globe public editor: Sorry, but this brain-teaser was impossible to solve
The Globe and Mail published an impossible crossword Saturday morning. Public editor Sylvia Stead responds.
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How to make it as an investigative reporter
When Kevin Donovan started at the Toronto Star as an intern, he thought he’d be there for five years.
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Jayme Poisson on investigative reporting on sexual assault
A Q&A with the Toronto Star reporter, whose Hillman Prize-winning series found that only nine out of 78 Canadian universities have sexual assault policies.