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Looking to make a name for yourself as a professional Canadian journalist? Don’t miss the NCM-The Walrus Webinar Series. Facilitated by industry leaders, the webinars cover key topics to help you kick-start a flourishing career.
Barbara Wall and Thomas Curley talk about what to expect from your legal team; how to work with a lawyer during the reporting process as well as after it; and what to do if your news organization doesn't have a law firm on retainer.
Join CFG and Shannon Lee Simmons, founder of the New School of Finance for a lively (yes, lively) Q+A session that will help keep you square with the CRA. Go to this link to register.
Join a panel of experts in conversation about new federal privacy legislation (Bill C-11).
The UBC School of Journalism, Writing, and Media warmly invites you to “The Covid Magnifying Glass: How the pandemic has exposed social schisms”, a special talk featuring UBC Asper Visiting Professor and award-winning journalist, André Picard, and moderated by UBC Associate Professor Kathryn Gretsinger.
Seasoned editor Leslie Wu shares her top tips for catching errors every time.
Part of the Canadian University Press’ decades-long tradition, NASH83 will be hosted by The Varsity — the University of Toronto’s independent student publication in Toronto, Ontario.
Looking to make a name for yourself as a professional Canadian journalist? Don’t miss the NCM-The Walrus Webinar Series. Facilitated by industry leaders, the webinars cover key topics to help you kick-start a flourishing career.
Looking to make a name for yourself as a professional Canadian journalist? Don’t miss the NCM-The Walrus Webinar Series. Facilitated by industry leaders, the webinars cover key topics to help you kick-start a flourishing career.
Taught by Christopher Chanco, who works as a writer and researcher, this instructional webinar workshop is tailored for student journalists who want to pick up skills and tips on fact-checking specifically during the COVID-19 infodemic.