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    Journalism Jobs: July 12

    Want your job posting featured? Tweet it to us or use the hashtag #cdnmediamoves. Continue Reading Journalism Jobs: July 12

  • What to do when the pressure is on

    Journalists can face intimidation from sources, police and government. Here’s how to push back. Continue Reading What to do when the pressure is on

  • Toronto Star editor Doug Cudmore’s account of the day a man called The Star newsroom saying he had a hostage. Screenshot by J-Source.

    ‘Do you need help with that?’ How a Star editor ended up handling a crisis call

    H.G. WatsonH.G. Watson was J-Source’s managing editor from 2015 to 2018. She is a journalist based in Toronto. You can learn more about her at hgwatson.com.

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    Journalism Jobs: June 28

    H.G. WatsonH.G. Watson was J-Source’s managing editor from 2015 to 2018. She is a journalist based in Toronto. You can learn more about her at hgwatson.com.

  • Sarah Stonbely, Gretchen King, Patricia Elliott and moderator Andrea Hunter (associate professor of journalism at Concordia University) discuss crowdfunding the news June 3. Photo courtesy of Gregory Furgala.

    Community media only needs a little to do a lot but even limited funding is disappearing, experts say

    Gregory Furgala

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    Apply for the J-Source/CWA Canada reporting fellowship

    H.G. WatsonH.G. Watson was J-Source’s managing editor from 2015 to 2018. She is a journalist based in Toronto. You can learn more about her at hgwatson.com.

  • Patti Sonntag and Robert Cribb will co-teach a new course on hard investigative skills at the Banff Centre this fall. Image courtesy of Marcia O'Connor/CC BY-NC 2.0.

    Banff Centre to offer inaugural investigative journalism course this fall

    H.G. WatsonH.G. Watson was J-Source’s managing editor from 2015 to 2018. She is a journalist based in Toronto. You can learn more about her at hgwatson.com.

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    Research shows that local news reporters are working harder than ever – and they’re loving it

    By Gregory Furgala for the Local News Conference Across the United States, reporters and editors at local newspapers are working longer hours, in smaller newsrooms and with fewer opportunities for advancement. They’re also optimistic about the future of local news, and their futures in it, a recent study in the Columbia Journalism Review has found.…

  • Steven Zhou, Chelby Marie Daigle, Ishmael Daro and Naheed Mustafa speak on June 4 panel moderated by Amira Elghawaby. Photo courtesy of Angela Long.

    Muslim communities are telling new stories to break old stereotypes, say panelists

    By Angela Long for the Local News Conference If you want to learn about the Muslim community, don’t read the news, says the associate editor of The Islamic Monthly.   Steven Zhou, who converted to Islam six years ago, said writing about a community takes time and resources. As a result, too many publications produce “surface-level” stories fulfilling…

  • Asmaa Malik, Catherine Wallace, Tyler Nagel and Gavin Adamson discuss source diversity at June conference. Photo courtesy of Abby Plener.

    Researchers urge journalists to examine who gets quoted in news stories

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