Category / Policy
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Government prolongs the agony for newspapers … just a bit
"We have reached the point where nurturing the green shoots is a better bet that propping up the gigantic, creaking, tottering timbers." -
A study in news poverty in Thunder Bay
When a massive corruption scandal erupted in Thunder Bay, where were the newspaper reporters? -
Journalism’s secret friend?
Donald Trump may be ushering in a golden age of journalism. -
An inconvenient quagmire
Reporting on climate change is complicated. It is also vital. -
Twitter chat: Everything you wanted to know about Bill C-58
Join us on Twitter for a wide ranging chat on Bill C-58 and access to information reform. -
Canada’s no ransom policy in the new era of terrorism
The Canadian government doesn't pay ransoms to terrorists, aiming to stop them from benefiting from such payments. But it hasn't established guidelines to protect journalists working abroad. -
Tax changes could take a bite out of local news
Canadian tax policy reform raises concerns among small publishers -
Canada’s House of Commons votes unanimously for press shield law
Advocacy groups welcome passage of S-231 despite some shortcomings. -
Scrap ATI reform bill and start over, coalition tells Ottawa
Bill C-58 is being criticized for not addressing serious issues in the Access to Information Act. -
Federal government gets an F grade in new FOI audit
Only a quarter of all federal requests included in the audit were returned within the 30 day limit.
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