Tag / The Signal
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Unmaking a murderer
Reporting on murder without glorifying the killer -
The memory puzzle
The uncertainty of memory poses a challenge for narrative journalists -
A blessed union
Comedy and journalism tie the knot – and what it means for all of us -
Changing public perceptions of mental illness
Allison Garber was diagnosed in her early 20s, with obsessive-compulsive disorder and general anxiety disorder. Garber was a university-educated, middle-class woman working a prestigious internship in Toronto. On the inside, though, she felt broken and lost. “I was terrified, I… -
Vanishing City Hall
Dale Bass started her 45-year journalism career in 1973 at the London Free Press. She remembers a bustling newsroom of 185, with two or three city hall reporters. Bass would sometimes be sent to the municipal Committee of Adjustments, which… -
Down, but not out of the picture
Patrick FulgenicoPatrick Fulgencio is a journalism student at the University of King’s College, and the photo editor of the Dalhousie Gazette. Despite the discouraging statistics in the article above, he intends to pursue a career in photojournalism after graduation.… -
The worrisome 13 per cent
By Francesca Handy for The Signal Midafternoon on a Tuesday, the food court in Scotia Square shopping centre in Halifax is full of people sitting alone. Professionals working in the area are on their lunch breaks. If they aren’t only… -
Untreated trauma
Victoria WaltonVictoria Walton is a journalism student at the University of King’s College in Halifax. She is co-president of the King’s Journalism Society, occasionally writes for student publications, and recently started Vic and Ryan Have a Podcast. Victoria enjoys… -
How can journalists regain society’s trust?
Delaney MacKayDelaney MacKay is a journalism student at the University of King’s College in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She is co-president of the King’s Journalism Society. She looks forward to working in the fast paced world of digital reporting and…
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