What we’ve since learned in the Larry’s Gulch investigation
Murray Guy, former assistant managing editor of the Times & Transcript, appears on the Larry’s Gulch guest lists at least three times between 2008 and 2014.
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“I’m as mad as hell, and I’m not going to take this anymore”
So, you’re angry about the sad state of affairs when it comes to Canadian government PR. Now what?
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Around the world weekly: Feb. 23, 2015
Around the world weekly: Feb. 23, 2015 This week, Canadian international headlines included the radicalization of UK and Quebec students, the revealed identity of ‘Jihadi John’ and the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine.
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Memo: 5 hires, 2 internal promotions as Toronto Star builds tablet editorial team
“As our newsroom expands and changes as we build the tablet, we are thrilled to announce superb additions to our news team, as well as two important internal promotions.”
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Managing editor David Scanlan on the launch of Bloomberg TV Canada
On Feb. 25, The Globe and Mail and Financial Post reported on plans Bloomberg LP had underway to launch a Canadian version of its television channel.
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Beat reporting in the age of encrypted radio
As first responders across North America switch to encrypted radio to protect dispatch call information, reporters must find new ways to chase leads.
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Why does a freelancer’s copyright matter?
As a freelancer, why should you protect your copyright? What are moral rights, anyway? How might these issues affect you? We turned to some of the Canadian Media Guild’s resident experts to explain.
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Media dustup over proposed Press Gallery changes: A timeline
On Friday, Feb. 20, the Canadian Parliamentary Press Gallery issued a press release about proposed changes to its constitution regarding the expulsion of members.
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Wendy Dennis documents the anguish of a seven-year divorce
This 1996 Toronto Life feature ignored journalistic convention. Dennis is not only in the middle of the story, she has a considerable stake in the outcome.
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Chronicle Herald locks out press room workers after failed contract negotiations
Thirteen press operators and mechanics at the Halifax Chronicle Herald were locked out Saturday, the company said in a news release.