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.
Howorun won the Unifor Local 87-M Labour Journalism Award for her reporting on right-to-work legislation in North America.
Emma Graney, the newspaper’s education reporter, will cover the Saskatchewan legislature while Austin Davis becomes the Leader-Post’s new education reporter.
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.
Van Praet, currently the Montreal business correspondent for the National Post, will join The Globe and Mail in October.
A reader wrote to us this week confused about the star rating system used in The Globe and Mail.
Blatchford, who currently works in the Montreal bureau of The Canadian Press, will start his new role in Ottawa on Oct. 6.
Gierasimczuk, currently vice-president of editorial and business development at Canada Wide Media, will start his new role on Oct. 1.
Generally, Canada’s courts have been in favour of openness and have ruled in favour of the media’s social and moral duty to report openly on matters of public interest. So why is it that the media must continue to do battle?
The complainant, Kathleen Ruff, felt very strongly that by leaving out key details about the treatment of Omar Khadr CBC was “hate-mongering” and biased in its coverage.
The victim’s name evoked a country-wide push to improve police response to sexual assault. But the media couldn’t report her name because of a publication ban.