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Canadians will be able to keep abreast of the latest news for the next month, thanks to a sponsorship from Mary Brown's Chicken & Taters, home of the Tater Poutine. This thing could have legs. → Read More
Buying a sturdy plastic to-go tumbler is an appealing way to feel like you are doing something proactive in the battle against climate change and plastic waste — but there might be better ways to help. → Read More
Former Chatelaine editor-in-chief Carley Fortune will lead the Canadian edition.Read More Continue Reading Refinery29 to launch in Canada in October → Read More
What's the kind of story worth putting outside a hard paywall? The kind of civic storytelling that shows that you're "covering the city like no one else." → Read More
Founder and editor-in-chief Linda Solomon Wood wants to reach Canadians who haven't heard of the National Observer.Read More Continue Reading National Observer aiming to raise $1 million to build audience → Read More
Three years in, the Winnipeg Free Press' attempt to get readers to pay by the article is still producing less than $100,000 a year — but it also produces data that allows for more targeted upsell efforts. → Read More
This post originally appeared on J-Source. H.G. Watson is a journalist based in Toronto, Ontario. She is currently the managing editor of J-Source, the Canadian Journalism Project where she writes about media and manages j-source.ca. → Read More
It’s the first time in the wire service’s 100 year history they’ve been in a press council. → Read More
About 10 people will be laid off in the coming weeks as part of company wide cutbacks. → Read More
The early evening broadcasts have no anchor at the helm, favouring on-the-scene reporting. → Read More
Jodi Rudoren, editorial director of NYT Global, explains some of the experiments she and her team are working on. → Read More
Patti Sonntag and Robert Cribb will co-teach a new course on hard investigative skills. → Read More
Normally a summer policy, now there will be no Monday print editions indefinitely. → Read More
New broadcasts will create 35 hours of original local production a week, according to release. → Read More
The CEO of Attractions Ontario says the Star’s field trip guide, which recently won an award, bears a number of similarities to theirs. → Read More
Local police forces might be low hanging fruit for freedom of information requests. → Read More
McGuire says Steve Ladurantaye, who stepped down from the managing editor position, will travel north in May. → Read More
They are among the world’s most unrelenting truth seekers. In their first live joint appearance, these renowned, award-winning journalists and authors will discuss the pressing need to apply constant, critical pressure on an American president who threatens the very fabric of democracy, journalism, civil society and the truth. In this two-part Toronto event, our first discussion features Amy… → Read More
Original proposal would have created a School of Media and Information. → Read More
Staff ratified an agreement on May 13, 2017 that would extend their collective agreement to 2019. → Read More