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Collège de Jonquière : 40 ans de formation en communication

Gaston Ouellet, Baie-Saint-Paul | Le Soleil Le Collège de Jonquière souligne, en fin de semaine, le 40e anniversaire de son programme de formation en communications, plus connu sous l’acronyme ATM. La présence…
Neo-conservative Standard closing

The ideological Western Standard magazine will stop printing after three years and 82 publications, and remain an online entity only, says founder Ezra Levant according to reports. “It’s not that we’re an…
Internet: neutrality and CRTC hearings

The CRTC will begin seven days of hearings Oct. 9 on wholesale Internet access, or as the commission says, “the regulatory framework for telecommunications wholesale services.” Rogers, Shaw and Quebecor will represent…
Anna Politkovskaya’s murder

On the anniversary of the murder of Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya, Reporters Without Borders staged a ceremony at the Trocadero human rights plaza in Paris. The press rights group displayed photos of…
‘The Tyee’ : un antidote au vide médiatique ?

ProjetJ | The Tyee constitue une alternative médiatique d’intérêt. Comparable à Rue89, le portail d’information français, The Tyee se distingue du journalisme citoyen en ce qu’il emploie des journalistes professionnels salariés. Sa…
Global axes 200 jobs

Global television, part of the CanWest conglomerate, is laying off a total of 200 people, the company said Thursday. It’s part of the broadcaster’s plan to update the technology in four centres,…
PM meets journalists!!!!!

“Stop the presses!” leads a Canadian Press story, uncharacteristically. An excerpt:Stephen Harper sat down for a news conference with the national media on Wednesday. The prime minister temporarily put aside his well-documented…
Pour en finir avec la polémique Dallaire

François Bugingo, président de Reporters sans frontières Canada Le jeudi 27 septembre, j’étais l’invité de l’émission Christiane Charette pour commenter le film J’ai serré la main du diable, mettant en vedette Roy…
Mainstream journalist jumps to “blog”

Some time soon, I think, we’re all going to have to scrap the term “online” and agree on a new way to describe news presented on the Internet instead of through what…
Suicide coverage: the British way

I’ve encountered no more brutal assignments than those about suicide. Nobody seems to have found a way to entirely reconcile the gap between private grief and public information, and it’s interesting —…