Shield law, Quebec inquiry into police surveillance of journalists, lauded as reasons Canada gained points in the World Press Freedom Index. Continue Reading Canada back in the top 20 of World Press Freedom Index — but concerns remain
New CJF poll finds Canadians split on whether stories harmful to a person’s reputation should be removed from search engines. Continue Reading Do Canadians want the right to be forgotten?
If you’re looking for organizations to support local journalism, look no further than journalism schools. Continue Reading Journalism schools can fill the local news gap
“We have reached the point where nurturing the green shoots is a better bet that propping up the gigantic, creaking, tottering timbers.” Continue Reading Government prolongs the agony for newspapers … just a bit
When a massive corruption scandal erupted in Thunder Bay, where were the newspaper reporters? Continue Reading A study in news poverty in Thunder Bay
Donald Trump may be ushering in a golden age of journalism. Continue Reading Journalism’s secret friend?
Reporting on climate change is complicated. It is also vital. Continue Reading An inconvenient quagmire
Join us on Twitter for a wide ranging chat on Bill C-58 and access to information reform. Continue Reading Twitter chat: Everything you wanted to know about Bill C-58
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. Continue Reading Canada’s no ransom policy in the new era of terrorism
Canadian tax policy reform raises concerns among small publishers Continue Reading Tax changes could take a bite out of local news