Montreal reporter Catherine Cullen joins CBC parliamentary bureau
Cullen, who previously reported for CBC Montreal, has joined the public broadcaster’s parliamentary bureau.
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Greg Weston leaves CBC
Weston said he was leaving the CBC of his own volition and that his departure was not part of the 657 layoffs at the public broadcaster.
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Sandra Martin leaves the Globe after 16 years
Martin, a Globe and Mail writer who covered the “dead” beat, is leaving the newspaper to write a book.
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CBC Sports executive producer Dan Tavares leaves for Rogers
Dan Tavares, executive producer of CBCSports.ca, has left the public broadcaster for Rogers, where he will be the new executive producer for hockey.
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Le Huffington Post débarque à l’Assemblée nationale
Patrick Bellerose fera son entrée à la tribune de la presse de Québec demain, sous les couleurs du Huffington Post. Il devient ainsi le premier journaliste représentant un média tout en ligne à couvrir ce qui se passe à l’Assemblée nationale.
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Access to information among concerns in CJFE Review of Free Expression in Canada
In the past year Canadians have lost even more of their ability to know what their government is doing and why, the Canadian Journalists for Free Expression (CJFE) said in its 2014 Review of Free Expression in Canada. The Review—the fifth one CJFE has published annually to coincide with World Press Freedom Day on May 3—also raises…
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Molly Hayes, Katie May win Goff Penny Prize for young Canadian journalists
Hamilton Spectator’s Molly Hayes took the Goff Penny Memorial Prize for young Canadian journalists in the over 25,000 circulation class. Meanwhile Katie May won the prize for the second year in a row in the 25,000 and under class.
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Lettre au président de Radio-Canada
Monsieur le président, nous sommes inquiets. Vous nous connaissez très bien. Vous nous voyez et nous entendez tous les jours à la radio et la télévision publiques. Nous travaillons pour le service de l’information de Radio-Canada et nous en sommes extrêmement fiers. Aujourd’hui, nous voulons que vous entendiez notre cri d’alarme sur les graves conséquences…
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Veteran Toronto journalist Jonathan Jenkins dead
Jonathan Jenkins, a veteran Queen’s Park journalist in Toronto, has died.
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Scanning for stories: Behind the scenes working overnight camera
When most of Toronto is fast asleep, CBC’s Tony Smyth is scanning the airwaves for the next big story. Here is a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to be a camera operator capturing local news in the dark of night Continue Reading Scanning for stories: Behind the scenes working overnight camera