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    Brunswick News ombudswoman: How a newspaper can be both opinionated and neutral

    The most basic notion to explain how a newspaper can properly be both neutral and opinionated is to understand that structurally newspapers have two distinct components. 

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    Ombudsman: CBC News can’t alter the record

    The complainant wanted CBC News online to take down an accurate story involving him and his wife, who were charged with forging transit passes in Vancouver three years ago. 

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    Épuisement professionnel: les journalistes de plus en plus à risque

    Profession de plus en plus précaire, employés à qui on en demande toujours plus avec toujours moins, secteur très compétitif, redéfinition du métier lui-même, incertitude quant à l’avenir: tous les ingrédients d’un cocktail explosif sont là pour que le journaliste soit de plus en plus frappé par l’épuisement professionnel. ProjetJ s’est entretenu à ce sujet…

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    The Unknowable Country: Why journalists need more access to BC’s mining data

    B.C. is one of the country's biggest mineral producers. But compared to Americans, British Columbians have very little information about the safety of that activity. And that means journalists, activists and citizens have little power to stop mining problems before they become mining disasters.

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    Vingt-deux permanences accordées à La Presse

    Après les mauvaises nouvelles de la semaine dernière du côté du Devoir et de TC Media, en voilà une qui va redonner un tant soit peu le sourire à toute la profession. En cette rentrée, La Presse offre la permanence à vingt-deux surnuméraires ayant participé au développement et au rodage de sa version pour tablettes.

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    Dylan Robertson named Michelle Lang fellow

    Robertson will spend six months at the political desk of the Ottawa Citizen and another six months at the Calgary Herald. 

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    Paul Woods joins Toronto Star as executive editor

    Woods will be responsible for human resources, labour relations, financial matters, newsroom organization and liaising with IT staff. 

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    Jason Magder named Gazette transportation reporter

    Magder, who previously covered the tech beat for The Gazette, in Montreal, will now cover transportation. 

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    Stephanie Nolen wins prestigious foreign reporting award in India

    The Globe and Mail writer won the Ramnath Goenka Excellence in Journalism Award for her “Breaking Caste” series.

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    Liam Nixon joins Global Lethbridge as anchor

    Nixon will take over from Cheryl Oates who left to pursue a career in communications. 

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