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Reflecting on who journalists call terrorists and why

“Making a Terrorist” examines how Canadian media reports on terrorism.
Watching the watchdog

Here’s why Amy van den Berg decided to take a close look at Canadaland in the new Ryerson Review of Journalism.
Launch Party: RRJ 2018 Issue

Join the Ryerson Review of Journalism at 7 p.m. on April 12th at the Stirling Room as we celebrate the release of our Spring 2018 issue. Registration costs $5. For $10, attendees will also get a copy of the RRJ’s…
#MediaToo: The #MeToo movement has hit Canada. What’s next?

Reporting on sexual misconduct can be as difficult as navigating a minefield. How do you maintain transparency? Is it your job to report on the accusation without bias or to stand by the accuser? How do you work with the…
#MediaToo: The #MeToo movement has hit Canada. What’s next?

Reporting on sexual misconduct can be as difficult as navigating a minefield. How do you maintain transparency? Is it your job to report on the accusation without bias or to stand by the accuser? How do you work with the…
Ryerson Review of Journalism to continue as print magazine

School of Journalism announces it intends to keep publishing print magazine at a slightly higher price.…

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