A peace deal for the Ukraine and imprisoned Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy released on bail were the focus of Canadian international headlines Thursday.
Toronto Star chief photographer Bernard Weil rappels from the Bloor Viaduct Bridge to get shots of repair workers in action. Video courtesy of the Toronto Star, where this new photojournalism series was originally published. See additional videos at On Assignment’s homepage.
Anne-Marie Jackson on shooting photo and video together for two separate food features.
A behind-the-scenes look at Richard Lautens taking action-oriented shots of iFly, an indoor skydiving facility.
Wednesday saw Canadian international coverage focused on peace talks in Minsk and U.S. President Barack Obama’s effort for congressional approval in the campaign against ISIS.
“The Coolhunt” explores the strange science behind the search for fashion trends at street level.
Unifor Local 723M recommends rejection of final offer on first new contract since Bell’s 2010 CTV acquisition.
In a Sheridan College college lecture, the CBC foreign correspondent explains what it’s really like to report from around the globe.
Join our live-blog of “What is the future of investigative TV?” with the fifth estate‘s Gillian Findlay, Frontline‘s David Fanning and VICE Canada‘s Patrick McGuire. The CBC and Ryerson University-hosted panel begins on Tuesday, Feb. 10 at 7 p.m. Photo by Tony Webster, via Flickr.
Around the world: Angela Merkel’s meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama and Boko Haram’s expanding presence in Africa were the focus of Canadian international coverage Tuesday.