Tim Bousquet to launch Halifax news website in May
Tim Bousquet, an award-winning writer and former news editor at The Coast, is launching an online news website in Halifax in May.
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Toronto Star Master Glass: How to shoot an auto show
In this Toronto Star video series on photojournalism, photographer David Cooper takes us for a spin on how to properly shoot the beautiful cars at the auto show.
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Grant Ellis joins BNN as managing editor
Grant Ellis, the managing editor of the Financial Post, is joining BNN as its managing editor at the end of May.
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5 choses que tout journaliste devrait comprendre à propos de Facebook
J’aime Twitter, ne vous y méprenez pas! Mais le véritable joueur en matière de réseaux sociaux reste aujourd'hui Facebook.
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Chronicle Herald tries hyperlocal news with launch of new Cape Breton paper
Mark Lever, and the company he works for, sees the future of the newspapers as hyperlocal. That is this kind of entrepreneurial thinking that will revolutionize and revitalize news media, says innovation editor Rob Washburn.
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Post sports columnist Bruce Arthur joins Toronto Star
National Post sports columnist Bruce Arthur is joining the Toronto Star. The move follows the departure of Star columnists Damien Cox to Sportsnet and Cathal Kelly to The Globe and Mail.
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Laura Kane leaves Toronto Star for Canadian Press
Kane, a general assignment reporter for the Toronto Star, will report on film and television for the Canadian Press.
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Why a journalist’s words matter when reporting on mental health
Mindset, a guide for reporting on mental health, will be launched on April 24 in Toronto by the Canadian Journalism Forum on Violence and Trauma and CBC News. The former’s president, Cliff Lonsdale, explains why journalists should take as much care selecting words and considering hidden baggage in mental health reporting as in anything else…
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Magazine digital readership on the rise
The latest Print Measurement Bureau (PMB) figures, the first release to fuse PMB/ComScore data to reflect both print and digital, shows online readership climbing.
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Union says 55 jobs lost at Global News
Shaw Communications laid off 55 Unifor members who worked at Global News as part of its restructuring program. Staff in Alberta and B.C. were the most hard hit, the union said.