Stackhouse is the latest in a string of management departures at The Globe and Mail. He will be replaced by David Walmsley, current CBC director of news content, who will return to the Globe on March 24.
Sébastien Bovet et Anne-Marie Dussault animeront demain soir le débat des chefs diffusé par un consortium composé de Radio-Canada et de Télé-Québec. Tout deux ont accepté de révéler à ProjetJ comment ils se préparent pour cet exercice qu’ils jugent déterminant pour l’issue du vote. Une affectation dont ils mesurent toute la responsabilité.
David Walmsley will become editor-in-chief of The Globe and Mail, effective March 24. He will take over from John Stackhouse.
No on-camera flash? No problem! Toronto Star photographer Richard Lautens shows you how to use easy to find light sources to create illuminating photographs.
Alors que la 18ème Francofête bat son plein et à deux jours de la journée internationale de la francophonie, ProjetJ a voulu savoir si les journalistes sont de bons serviteurs de la langue de Molière. Analyse avec Danielle Turcotte, directrice générale des services linguistiques à l’Office québécois de la langue française (OQLF).
Maclean’s political journalists—Paul Wells, John Geddes and Aaron Wherry—will offer their take on federal politics on a new show on Ottawa’s 1310 station.
Walton joined CTV Calgary as its managing editor on March 17. She replaces Jeff Little who is now the director of news and public affairs at the station.
Leduc, who was in-charge of running Sun Media’s six 24 hours newspapers, is leaving the company after it halted the publication of three of the free dailies.
The story is the fact that the plane has disappeared—and what a terrible mismatch that is for the way the news cycle, social media and the human brain work, writes Craig Silverman. There is nothing to train a live camera on, tweet in real-time or crowdsource.
White, who has been with the Canadian Press for over three decades, is joining Postmedia Network as vice-president of content strategy and business development on March 24.