The Wikileaks website is envisioned as a resource for the anonymous leaking of confidential government documents on a global scale. As of January 2007, the site boasted over 1.2 million […]
READ MOREHISTORY http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/legacy/chap-2.html#chap2-1 This site provides a history of immigration in Canada from the first wave of European immigrants to immigration of several ethnic groups to the present day immigration. It […]
READ MOREHEALTHY EATING/GENERAL NUTRITION GUIDELINES http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/food-guide-aliment/fg_rainbow-arc_en_ciel_ga_e.html This is Health Canada’s food guide to healthy eating. The site includes the food rainbow and recommended serving sizes (you can access it in larger […]
READ MORECANADIAN GOVERNMENT-SPONSORED Aboriginal Canada Portal http://www.aboriginalcanada.gc.ca A Canadian government web portal in cooperation with various First Nations associations and organizations. Information available in both English and French. Contains information on […]
READ MOREEDUCATION Canada’s Aquatic Environmentshttp://www.aquatic.uoguelph.ca/ A well-organized, user-friendly site offering general information on all aspects of Canada’s aquatic environments. Intended for use in the classroom but useful for journalists seeking backgrounders […]
READ MORECompiled by the National Institute for Computer-Assisted Reporting, this site provides tips and links for investigative reporters.
READ MOREThis part of The Freedom Forum’s series on Best Practices is aimed strictly at those working in television news. Hectic and fast-paced television newsrooms present newsmakers with challenges specific to […]
READ MOREThe Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma has put together this guide for journalists and students new to trauma reporting. While the examples used in the guide are mainly U.S.-based, […]
READ MOREChris Redmond at the University of Waterloo has compiled this useful list of Canadian universities, categorized by province or territory and with links to each school’s website. He has also […]
READ MOREThis best practices guide, put together by the National Press Photographers Association in the U.S. is divided into two sections: the first for those who hire independent photojournalists and the […]
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