NASH80—CUP’s annual journalism conference
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The annual gathering of the country’s student journalists is coming to Toronto in 2018 for its 80th anniversary. Hosted by The Eyeopener, Ryerson University’s independent student paper, NASH80 will celebrate and continue the tradition of the Canadian University Press We…
4 years ago
Archivists and researchers raise concerns about what will happen to newspaper archives
As local community and daily newspapers close across the country, their archives – and their stories of local politics, controversy and culture – are at risk.
“Community newspapers tell us a story of time and experience,” said Claire Gilbert, an…
4 years ago
Employee buyout to save Prince Albert Daily Herald
The Prince Albert Daily Herald is about to be independently owned and operated by its employees.
An employee buyout of the newspaper, led by the newspaper’s publisher Donna Pfeil, was made public in a news release Friday night after an…
5 years ago
Print editions of the National Post and Calgary Herald are no longer available in Saskatchewan
The National Post and Financial Post insert is still included in the Saskatoon StarPhoenix and Regina Leader-Post.
5 years ago
A manifesto for the newspaper revival
By Pat Reddick for Media Are Plural
Enter panic mode, it’s time to seriously worry about things. Or, better yet, get your thinking cap on and come up with some ideas for how to save an industry.
For the past…
5 years ago
As the ink fades
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Business
By Jaren Kerr
On September 11, 2001, Jeff Brodrucky helped hand out 10,000 copies of the Toronto Star to commuters passing through the Yonge-Sheppard subway station in Toronto.
“I gave out, at that time, ten thousand papers myself and they…
6 years ago
Canadian front pages after Three Amigos Summit, P.K. Subban trade and Canada Day weekend
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News
How did Canadian newspapers report on a busy political and sports news day?
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6 years ago
Journalists off the job at the Chronicle Herald
Chronicle Herald staff go on strike after 12:01 deadline passes.
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