How a student uncovered the peak of SFU’s mould problem
Mohamed Sheriffdeen talks about his JHM-nominated story: his research, process and what it’s like to be nominated for your first news story.
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The Unknowable Country: The obvious detail missing from most reports about private member’s bills
When reporting on private member’s bills, news outlets don’t always inform their audiences of the obvious: they rarely become law.
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Mohamed Fahmy out on bail
Mohamed Fahmy, Egyptian bureau chief for the Al-Jazeera television network and a naturalized Canadian citizen, was released on bail early Friday morning, Cairo time. His Al-Jazeera colleague Baher Mohamed was also granted bail.
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Pioneering baseball reporter Alison Gordon dies at 72
In 1979, Alison Gordon became the first female sports reporter to cover the MLB full-time when she began working at the Toronto Star on the Blue Jays beat.
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Yahoo lays off editorial staff in Toronto, Montreal
Cuts follow a round of layoffs in other global offices.
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When the yelling stopped: The strange life and shabby death of Sun TV
Sun TV was really only ever about one thing: gaming the system.
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Around the world weekly: Week of Feb. 9, 2015
Adriana Zhang, of the International Reporting Bureau at Humber College, has a video wrap up of Canadian international coverage for the week of February 9, 2015.
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Book review: The silence of government and media in Kill the Messengers
Mark Bourrie chronicles the Harper government’s approach to information, communication and control.
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The Toronto Star’s Gardasil controversy: A timeline
We’ve put together a quick roundup and timeline of the reaction the Toronto Star’s Gardasil feature has received in the week since its publication.
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Globe public editor: It’s not a poll; it’s just reader feedback
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