Wendy Cox leaves Canadian Press to join Globe B.C. as bureau chief
The Vancouver bureau chief of the Canadian Press will replace Matt O’Grady, who left The Globe and Mail in September.
-
-
Chatelaine editor-in-chief Jane Francisco joining Hearst
Francisco will join Hearst as editor-in-chief of Good Housekeeping, the American women’s lifestyle magazine, on Dec. 2.
-
Covering council: how to survive as a rookie reporter
Municipal politics can be a tough beat to cover, especially for a new reporter. Katie Starr, the council reporter for Norfolk News in southwestern Ontario and recent graduate of Western University’s journalism program, offers her tips to get through it all.
-
Rogers Media radio stations see changes in programming, staff following layoffs
Rogers Media has announced sweeping changes to programming at various radio stations, following the layoffs of 94 staff, and adding more Sportsnet content to its programming. Seven people were laid off at Ottawa’s 1310 News and another 11 at Halifax’s 95.7 News. At Toronto’s 680 News, anchor Ann Doose and entertainment reporter Gloria Martin are…
-
Vassy Kapelos joining Global National’s Ottawa bureau
Global Edmonton’s provincial affairs reporter will join Global National as a parliamentary correspondent on Dec. 2.
-
Analyzing Rob Ford’s apologies
In this analysis of two public apologies made by Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, J-Source Law Editor Thomas Rose suggests apology law may be trivializing the value of an apology in public discourse.
-
IRE Toronto Watchdog Workshop Day 2
Investigative Reporters and Editors is bringing its highly rated Watchdog Workshop to Toronto. Get the tools and the tricks of the trade that you need to be a better, faster, watchdog journalist.
-
IRE Toronto Watchdog Workshop Day 1
Investigative Reporters and Editors is bringing its highly rated Watchdog Workshop to Toronto. Get the tools and the tricks of the trade that you need to be a better, faster, watchdog journalist.
-
#AfterDeadline: Media Coverage Of Sammy Yatim
CAJ's first After Deadline session will examine the media's coverage of the shooting death of #SammyYatim Panelists: CTV Toronto crime reporter Tamara Cherry, Toronto Sun columnist Joe Warmington and Toronto Star crime reporter Jennifer Pagliaro.
-
Inouï reporte son entrée en scène
Les premières histoires «incroyables mais vraies» ne pourront être lues qu’à partir du mois d’avril sur la plateforme Inouï, plutôt que cet automne comme prévu initialement. Marc-André Sabourin, journaliste indépendant et co-créateur de ce nouveau futur média, explique ce report par la volonté de marquer un grand coup dès le lancement. Entrevue.