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November 25, 2021
Politics

White newsrooms: history repeats itself

Getting race-base data from Canadian media organizations has been no easy feat, writes John Miller, who has shone a spotlight on newsroom

May 1, 2019
Commentary

What the Death of Local News Means for the Federal Election

Red Deer, a city of about 100,000, isn’t the only place in the country where the crisis in local journalism is reshaping

March 22, 2019
Politics/Top Stories

How Diverse Are Brampton Newsrooms?

Three quarters of Brampton’s population are ethnic minorities, but local media has yet to catch up. A recent survey of diversity in

October 17, 2017
Economy

Why La Presse Started an Internship Geared Towards Minority Reporters and First Nations Peoples

To improve newsroom diversity, La Presse recruited outside of francophone journalism schools. An office’s group shot usually exudes pride, but this one

September 8, 2017
Commentary

New TVO Ontario Hubs might be Model for Supporting Local Journalism

The crisis in local journalism is well documented, most extensively in a report last January by the Public Policy Forum, and by others who

April 18, 2015
Arts & Culture

How Stats and Hiring Strategies Can Help Address Newsroom Diversity

In the early ’90s, Ryerson University professor emeritus John Miller conducted a study on the visual representation of minority groups in Canadian

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