Urging journalists to be a catalyst for change, Dawson said: “Use your skills to highlight courage and creativity and not just conflict or crises”
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‘Trusted’ Media Subsidy Increases Risk of Politically-Biased News
What hasn’t been widely discussed, however, is how creating a dependency situation risks undermining provinces over the long haul
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How Diverse Are Brampton Newsrooms?
Not diverse enough, a snapshot survey shows by Maria Iqbal in Brampton, ON Three quarters of Brampton’s population are ethnic minorities, but local media has…
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Sunny Dhillon Quitting Exposes need for Change in Mainstream Media
Commentary by Jagdeesh Mann in Vancouver, BC Earlier this year, Rena Heer, a former reporter for CTV and CP24 in Toronto, hosted a gathering at…
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By: Irish Mae Sylvestre in Chicago, IL Journalist Manny Mogato is more accustomed to writing news reports than being the subject of the story. Last…
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By: Dr. Binoy Kampmark in Melbourne, Australia It was never spectacular, but the Australian media scape is set to become duller, more contained, and more…
View More The Demise of Civic Journalism: Australia’s Xenophon-Turnbull DealNew TVO Ontario Hubs might be Model for Supporting Local Journalism
Commentary by: John Ferri in Toronto The crisis in local journalism is well documented, most extensively in a report last January by the Public Policy Forum, and…
View More New TVO Ontario Hubs might be Model for Supporting Local JournalismPrivileging Diversity in Canadian Newsrooms
Commentary by George Abraham in Ottawa IN the summer of 2015, a roomful of Ottawa folks got together at the National Arts Centre, eager to gain…
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Journalism: What is Lost in Translation
By Our National Correspondent in Ottawa, ON Lucile Davier, currently a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Ottawa, has spent many years looking at journalism…
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A Less-than-Diverse Media Workforce
By Amanda Ghazale Aziz in Toronto, ON When Carleton University asked reporter Judy Trinh to give a talk on diversity in the journalism industry to…
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