This week in Canadian media history: CBC is created
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation was created when the CRBC was reorganized as a Crown corporation.
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Around the world: International news loses out to Canadian-focused coverage
International coverage took a back seat to the fallout of the Ottawa shooting and Ontario municipal elections in headlines Monday.
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Around the world: International headlines split between Middle East war and Ebola virus
International coverage by Canadian news outlets split focus between the military movements in Iraq and Syria with worldwide Ebola coverage.
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Boyd Erman, Tara Perkins leave the Globe
Report on Business reporters Boyd Erman and Tara Perkins are leaving the Globe on Nov. 7 to pursue careers outside of journalism.
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Around the world: Release of second Dallas nurse leads Canadian world headlines
The hospital discharge of the second Texas nurse who contracted Ebola led Canadian world headlines Tuesday.
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Around the world: ISIS back in Canadian world headlines
Canadian world sections shifted attention back to ISIS and the unfolding conflict against jihadist forces in Syria and Iraq Wednesday.
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What happened inside Parliament Hill during the Ottawa shooting: Q&A with Justin Ling
Justin Ling, a freelance journalist in the Parliamentary Press Gallery, was locked inside the cafeteria for hours after shots were fired on Parliament Hill last week.
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Around the world: Ebola nurse breaking quarantine and capture of survivalist gunman in U.S. feature prominently in headlines
While maintaining a watching brief on Africa and the Middle East, Canadian world headlines zeroed-in on events unfolding south of the border Friday.
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Jonathan Kay to join The Walrus as editor-in-chief
Kay is leaving the National Post, where he is currently the managing editor for comment.
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Memo: Staffing changes at National Post
This memo from National Post editor Anne Marie Owens was obtained by J-Source.