Rick Westhead leaves Toronto Star
Foreign Affairs writer Rick Westhead is leaving the Toronto Star.
Foreign Affairs writer Rick Westhead is leaving the Toronto Star.
CBC Ottawa journalist Rice won the Debwewin Citation for excellence in First Nation Storytelling given out by the Anishinabek Nation, which is based in North Bay, Ont.
Credibility studies tell us readers hate unnamed sources. So why does the Star ever use confidential sources?
You have to strike a balance between adequate information and perspectives to provide well-rounded coverage against the complainant’s desire to have very detailed accounts, and often a partisan spin, on quite narrowly focused news stories, writes the CBC ombudsman Esther Enkin.
An article about the Houston-area shooting that left two adults and four children dead this week prompted a reader to wonder why the story drew a distinction between biological and adopted children.
From cuts at the CBC to an averted strike at The Globe and Mail and a Canadian journalist imprisoned in Egypt for seven years, a lot happened while J-Source was on summer hiatus. Here’s a recap of all the major news you might have missed.
As with many errors, especially with all-too-frequent mistakes with names, it comes down to a failure to verify and to double-check. Every name, photograph and illustration should be checked, writes The Globe and Mail's public editor Sylvia Stead.
A complainant was dissatisifed with the amount of reporting on a fundraising effort.
Comme les écoles d’ingénieur sont des creusets pour bien des innovations et des brevets, les écoles de journalisme doivent devenir des incubateurs pour une nouvelle industrie médiatique innovante et numérique au Canada. Ce rôle est nécessaire et les États-Unis l’ont bien compris: il suffit pour s’en convaincre de regarder du côté de la City University…
CBC world affairs correspondent Rick MacInnes-Rae is retiring after 37 years with the public broadcaster.