In a radio piece out of Iran, reporter Derek Stoffel used the image of people arriving in a horse drawn carriage at the Grand Bazaar in Tehran as a scene setter about the mood on the eve of the conclusion of the nuclear talks.
The complainant questioned the status of Rex Murphy and Peter Mansbridge as honorary patrons of the “Mother Canada” war memorial proposed for Cape Breton
Every week a new study on autism seems to surface, and too often there are errors or critical omissions in some of the media coverage on the topic.
This fall, British Columbia, Ontario and Atlantic Canada’s press councils will amalgamate into a national body.
If advocating for women’s equality in newsrooms is the goal, Brown’s reporting falls short of it.
Journalism’s new revenue saviour may come at the cost of long-held ethical standards.
The fifth estate‘s dramatic “jump” footage spotlighted an innocent man’s jailing. But was it fair to air it?
How a health reporter weighed the risks of a hot-zone assignment in the early days of the 2014 ebola outbreak.
An internal report on the journalistic independence at CTV News will not be made public, says the head of Bell Media’s parent company BCE Inc.
In the first case of its kind, the Quebec Press Council is investigating a complaint against two La Presse columnists for blocking a reader on Twitter.