Around the world: Christmas controversy and APEC summit lead Canadian world headlines
The debate over a controversial Dutch Christmas tradition and news surrounding the Asia-Pacific summit led Canadian world sections Wednesday
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This week in Canadian media history: Edmonton Journal begins publication
The Edmonton Journal was founded on Nov. 11, 1903, by three local businessmen as a rival to the 23-year-old Edmonton Bulletin, Alberta’s first newspaper.
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National study sheds light on journalists’ working conditions in the digital age
New study finds that digital technologies are transforming the work of Canadian journalists—and not for the better.
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German celebrations of the fall of the Berlin Wall lead Canadian headlines
Canadian media documented the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall with significant coverage.
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This week in Canadian media history: Evening Star launches in Toronto
The four-page paper that would grow into Toronto Star, Canada’s largest daily newspaper, and was initially sold for one cent.
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Behind the scenes of a viral video
Yahoo Canada’s Jenny Sung explains how her video of a campaign volunteer comparing Doug Ford’s mayoral race loss to ISIS attacks went viral.
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Around the world: U.S. midterm election leads Canadian world headlines
The U.S. midterm elections took up significant space under Canadian world headlines Tuesday.
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Pack journalism, and a timely lesson about social media
In the world of social media, reporters are covering fewer stories, not more.
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Photographing Tina Fontaine’s story
If you’ve been following the Tina Fontaine story, you’ve likely seen the work of photojournalist Lyle Stafford.
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Memo: Rob McLaughlin named Postmedia VP Editorial for Western Canada
McLaughlin will be responsible for the overall newsroom operations of The Vancouver Sun, The Province, Edmonton Journal, Calgary Herald, Leader-Post and The StarPhoenix.