4 years ago
Hamilton Spectator finds new audience with podcast
Covering Diane, a podcast produced by the Hamilton Spectator, looks at a murder case that happened over 30 years ago.
4 years ago
Reporting on the trail of a possible serial killer
Reporters who have been tracking multiple disappearances of Toronto men in recent years say much needs to be done to hold authorities to account.
5 years ago
How crime reporting ethics shift through cultures
Journalists around the world make the mistake of assuming that their journalistic ethical approaches are the best – or only – standards.
5 years ago
Graphic content: When is it worth airing?
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Ethics
By Olivia Chandler, Katerina Georgieva, Gregory Furgala and Kieran Delamont
On the morning of November 1, 2016, a young male entered Abbotsford Senior Secondary School in British Columbia and stabbed two teenagers at random. A bystander caught the incident on…
6 years ago
Globe and Mail Public Editor: Thank you, readers, for suggesting we look at solitary confinement
By Sylvia Stead for The Globe and Mail
In June, I asked readers what issues they felt should go under the media microscope. The Globe and Mail had been honoured for its work on military men and women suffering from…
6 years ago
Reporters need to dig deeper into crime maps to tell the whole story
New research finds that crime maps released by Canadian police forces only paints a partial picture of what is happening.
Continue Reading Reporters need to dig deeper into crime maps to tell the whole story
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