Updated: Editor-in-chief, art director leave Canadian Living
TC Media said editor-in-chief Jennifer Reynolds and art director Stephanie White have left Canadian Living but declined to comment on the circumstances of their departures.
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Globe public editor: Militaristic metaphors not helpful to people with cancer
In the stories about Toronto Mayor Rob Ford’s cancer diagnosis, many people are talking about his “fight” and his “battle” against the disease and noting his strong personality. But are these militaristic metaphors really helpful to people across the country who are dealing with various forms of cancer?
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Derek Chezzi joins Postmedia Labs
Chezzi, formerly the editor-in-chief of Yahoo! Canada, is joining Postmedia Labs as director of project development.
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John Michael McGrath joins TVO
McGrath, a reporter for Queen’s Park Briefing, is leaving to join TVO’s current affairs and documentary team as a digital producer.
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Journalist and activist Bob Carty has died
CJFE Board member Bob Carty, a journalist and activist with a tireless dedication to human rights, passed away on Sunday, September 22, in an Ottawa hospital.
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Microsoft lays off Canada news editor Lee Richardson
Richardson was laid off as part of the company’s strategy to cut its overall workforce by 18,000 positions.
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CTV London reporter Cristina Howorun wins labour journalism award
Howorun won the Unifor Local 87-M Labour Journalism Award for her reporting on right-to-work legislation in North America.
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Regina Leader-Post names new education, legislature reporters
Emma Graney, the newspaper’s education reporter, will cover the Saskatchewan legislature while Austin Davis becomes the Leader-Post’s new education reporter.
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Barry Hertz joining National Post as features editor
Hertz, currently the manager of editorial production at Maclean’s, will take over the role from Benjamin Errett, now the Post’s director of strategy.
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Nicolas Van Praet joins Globe as Montreal business reporter
Van Praet, currently the Montreal business correspondent for the National Post, will join The Globe and Mail in October.