No comment from Quebecor on reported 400 layoffs
There have been reports today that Quebecor, one of Canada’s largest media companies and owner of Sun Media, has laid off 400 employees.
There have been reports today that Quebecor, one of Canada’s largest media companies and owner of Sun Media, has laid off 400 employees.
Let the year-end best-of lists begin. The Canadian Press wants to know who the public thinks is the Newsmaker of the Year.
Joshua Benton wrote a piece for the Nieman Journalism Lab last week that is an interesting addition to the conversation surrounding Jim Romenesko’s departure from Poynter and the ethics of aggregation at large.
On Thursday, Nov. 24, CJFE hosted its annual gala to recognize and honour courageous journalism. Rhiannon Russell tells of this year's gala, held at the Royal York hotel in Toronto, that focused on whistleblowing, the Arab Spring and how the movements have impacted free expression.
Should journalists’ salaries be public? This is the question raised once again after today’s back-and-forth between The Ottawa Citizen’s Glen McGregor and Sun News’ Ezra Levant.
On Nov. 22, the CJF hosted a forum, "Freedom (or not) of information in Canada." Rhiannon Russell was there, and speaks to the discussion that Canada's Information Commissioner, Suzanne Legault, had with journalist Jim Bronskill and lawyer Paul Schabas on the state of freedom of information in our country.
The CRTC has made an example of Astral-owned CKTF-FM and Cogeco-owned CKOI-FM. The federal regulator announced it will be restricting the use of musical montages on the Quebec-based radio stations.
Par Joëlle Robillard Les nouvelles recrues québécoises du journalisme seraient peut-être plus optimistes face à l'avenir si le travail de pigiste semblait offrir une qualité de vie désirable, et si la profession leur donnait les moyens nécessaires pour protéger la démocratie plutôt que de les réduire à se conformer aux besoins d'un marché. Un titre…
Par Pascal Lapointe En avril dernier, 87% des membres de la FPJQ ont voté pour la création d’un titre de journaliste. Mais il y a deux semaines, des représentants de la FPJQ ont décidé que ce n’était plus une bonne idée. On n’est plus très loin des 99%, là. Un «Occupons la FPJQ» serait peut-être de mise…
This morning, CTV’s Canada AM announced its new co-host. Marci Ien will be taking the spot of Seamus O'Regan, who has hosted the morning show for the past nine years.