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  • Staying Alive Breaking down public policy's role in local broadcasting Episode 7 Winston Sih with Anja Karadeglija Supported by the Creative School at Toronto Metropolitan University and J-Source

    Staying Alive: Breaking Down Public Policy’s Role in Local Broadcasting with Anja Karadeglija

    With major legislative changes surrounding news delivery in Canada, tech and news organizations are mapping their next moves. Parliamentary reporter Anja Karadeglija discusses the function of the broadcast regulator in the digital age. Continue Reading Staying Alive: Breaking Down Public Policy’s Role in Local Broadcasting with Anja Karadeglija

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    The Online News Act and its impact on the ethnic media landscape in Canada

    Amid concerns surrounding Bill C-18, some question the legislation’s ability to help smaller, ethnic media outlets Continue Reading The Online News Act and its impact on the ethnic media landscape in Canada

  • Google sign with blue, red, yellow and green letters

    Google tests blocking news content for some in Canada in response to government bill

    All types of news content are being affected by the test, which will run for about five weeks, the company said Continue Reading Google tests blocking news content for some in Canada in response to government bill

  • Front pages the day after a 2021 Canadian election

    Liberal Party re-elected to form a minority government in hotly unanticipated mid-pandemic snap election Continue Reading Front pages the day after a 2021 Canadian election

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    Mainstream media blew Trump coverage — and now risks doing the same with the PPC

    If this sort of sympathetic coverage of Maxime Bernier and his PPC seems familiar, that’s because it should Continue Reading Mainstream media blew Trump coverage — and now risks doing the same with the PPC

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    Record of long-term care coverage shows failure to challenge power structures

    Analysis: The public has been inaccurately informed about the connections between big business and policy making by decades of coverage that didn’t critically examine the role of key lobbying group Continue Reading Record of long-term care coverage shows failure to challenge power structures

  • How an oversight in the RCMP Act keeps justice suspended and truths hidden

    Jane Gerster spent two years investigating a justice system misconduct case. While parties on all sides wanted to lift a 14-year old publication ban, FOIs revealed the RCMP didn’t know how and a judicial review showed the federal courts couldn’t Continue Reading How an oversight in the RCMP Act keeps justice suspended and truths hidden

  • Honey, the pandemic shrunk transparency

    It’s time for the government to take off the mask that disguises and robs us of our public right to know. Trustworthy and revitalized government requires effective access and more public scrutiny Continue Reading Honey, the pandemic shrunk transparency

  • Marc and Craig Kielburger appear at a House finance committee hearing on July 28, 2020

    The unravelling of WE’s PR machine

    The Kielburgers’ voluntourism juggernaut has been a cultural and media darling for years. Now, an avalanche of mainstream attention to scandals about its practices and political relationships is amplifying a history of obstructing independent journalists’ investigations into the charity Continue Reading The unravelling of WE’s PR machine

  • Bill 156 threatens to leave animal cruelty and agriculture watchdogs in the dark, say advocates

    Journalism and animal rights groups say ‘ag gag’ bill will silence whistleblowers and expose reporters to legal threats for uncovering misconduct Continue Reading Bill 156 threatens to leave animal cruelty and agriculture watchdogs in the dark, say advocates

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