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  • There are career options for journalists after they leave the newsroom. Photo courtesy of Matt Meuse

    There is journalism beyond journalism

    The following column was adapted from the opening address at Beyond Journalism on June 2, in Toronto, Ontario. By Errol Salamon, Work and Labour Editor Moving beyond journalism may seem just as scary to emerging journalists as it is to established journalists who haven’t lost their jobs yet, or to former journalists who have already…
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    Journalism Jobs: June 8

    Here’s our regular listing of Canadian journalism job opportunities.

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    Vice Canada workers have voted to join a union—now what?

    What comes next for the workers at Vice Canada now that they have voted to join a union.

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    Talks break down as Chronicle Herald bosses tender offer worse than proposed four months ago

    By Teuila Fuatai for rabble Bosses at the Canada’s largest independent newspaper are proposing more staff cuts and salary reductions than those that led to a newsroom strike four months ago, the Halifax Typographical Union says. The union (HTU), which represents 57 editorial staff currently on strike, announced this afternoon a week of negotiations with management…

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    Labour reporting about journalism back from the dead

    New J-Source work and labour editor Errol Salamon on the importance of labour reporting.

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    Postmedia outsourcing printing of London Free Press; union says 135 jobs lost

    By The Canadian Press The union representing workers at the London Free Press says plans to outsource printing of the southwestern Ontario newspaper will cost 135 employees their jobs. Postmedia Network Canada Corp. (TSX:PNC-A.TO - News), which has announced a number of cuts and consolidations in recent months amid declining revenue in the newspaper business, says Metroland…
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    Globe and Mail wins nine National Newspaper Awards

    Globe and Mail journalist Joanna Slater wins Journalist of the Year.

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    Four editing tips from Hazlitt senior editor Haley Cullingham

    Eleven of the magazine pieces she edited last year have been nominated for NMA awards.

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    Winners of the 2015 CAJ awards announced

    Winners announced at gala in Edmonton on May 28

  • Amanda Lafferty spends time in her bedroom where she also shares the space with six of her sisters.The Lafferty family are a unique family of nine children, going against the trend of having one or two children in Canada. Photo courtesy Hannah Yoon

    Finding your subject with Hannah Yoon

    The Tom Hanson Award-winning photographer explains how she captures the perfect shot.

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