This week in Canadian media history: The Sherbrooke Daily Record began publishing
The Record, originally known as the Sherbrooke Daily Record, is one of the two surviving English dailies in Quebec.
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Around the world weekly: Week of Feb. 2, 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 2, 2015.
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Freelancers fighting full copyright claim by non-profit media company
A small group of freelance radio journalists are in a stand-off with a non-profit media company asking for full copyright in a new contract.
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Globe public editor: If The Globe was perfect, we’d never beg the question
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Updated: Layoffs and voluntary buyout program announced at Postmedia
Postmedia lays off national network reporters but will continue to operate Canada.com.
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Book Review: CHEK Republic recounts how an ailing TV station saved itself
Diane Dakers’ book outlines how the Victoria operation became the only employee-owned TV station in North America.
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Around the world: Jordanian reaction to slain pilot and Taipei plane crash top Canadian international headlines
Jordan’s reaction to ISIS burning pilot alive and Taipei TransAsia plane crash were the focus of Canadian international coverage Thursday.
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Around the world: Canadian international coverage focused on Jordan’s retaliation against ISIS Wednesday
Jordan’s execution of two ISIS prisoners and a plane crash in Thailand dominated Canadian global coverage on Wednesday.
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Charting a New Path: News Reporting on Canadian Indigenous Communities
Connie Walker, Delaney Windigo and Kyle Edwards discuss reporting on Canadian Indigenous communities in this Ryerson panel.
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John Gray and Stephanie Nolen on Canada’s deadliest export
“Where Asbestos Is Just a Fact of Life” is a piece of literary journalism that goes beyond the rhetoric to look at the people affected by it.