Canadian Press journalist Darryl Greer reveals the tradecraft that breached the spy agency’s code of silence—uncovering a culture of abuse long concealed from the public Continue Reading Severed secrecy: Revealing a culture of sexual misconduct at CSIS
Postmedia quietly whittles away local viewpoints from the Saskatoon StarPhoenix and Regina Leader-Post Continue Reading No room for debate
Dundas delivered the first annual Mary Ann Shadd Cary Lecture on Oct. 6. Continue Reading How Camille Dundas is redefining journalism and reclaiming Black narratives
Community engagement and funding were also among the issues discussed the meeting organized by Press Forward on Oct. 4 at Carleton University Continue Reading Concern about newsroom AI covered at second Future of Independent Media Summit
J-Schools Canada/Écoles-J Canada announced the recipients on Oct. 16 Continue Reading Here are the inaugural winners of the Canadian Student Journalism Awards
As new political actors, can social media influencers fill the increasing trust void between the public and political elites?
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Journalistic Role Performance Project, an international effort, plans to look at 3 sources on 4 platforms to update early pandemic results Continue Reading New study launching of how journalists do their jobs
How the lack of police transparency compounds the effects of a shrinking media Continue Reading Shots fired: A local news desert leads to lack of crime reporting
Navigating trans rights, religion, and journalism in Pakistan
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Editors at The Grind caught seven articles for one special edition they suspected were AI fakes Continue Reading Toronto indie mag pushes back against ‘AI-generated slop’
The war on Gaza has exposed a breaking point between young people in Canada and traditional media
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