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29 Apr

Élections 2011: l’art du dialogue 2.0

<p style="margin-bottom: 0cm; font-style: italic;">Collaboration spéciale de Geneviève Gagné au Festival International du Journalisme à Pérouse en Italie</p>

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29 Apr

WMA finalists announced

The Western Magazine Awards Foundation has announced its list of finalists for this year’s awards. The awards honour excellence in writing, photography, illustration and art direction for B.C, Alberta, Manitoba, […]

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28 Apr

Élections 2011: le Globe an Mail appuie les conservateurs

Dans son éditorial du jour, le Globe and Mail appelle ses lecteurs à voter pour le Parti conservateur de Stephen Harper en prévision du scrutin de lundi. Au moment d’écrire […]

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28 Apr

Sun TV’s near dupe debacle

If anything, Karl Peladeau has proven he’s hard to ignore. On Wednesday, Sun Media’s head honcho published 751 words dripping with righteous indignation over his network’s near dupe regarding a […]

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28 Apr

Only 4,000 viewers tune into Sun News during some time slots

Sun TV’s first-week ratings are out and they are, surprisingly, dim. After months of buzz (positive and negative), more than 37,000 Canadians tuned in for the network’s initial half-hour, according […]

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28 Apr

Jared Bland leaves The Walrus; joins Anansi

The Walrus‘s longtime managing editor Jared Bland is leaving his spot at the magazine to join House of Anansi. Bland officially becomes Anansi’s new managing editor July 1. While at […]

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27 Apr

Have newspapers created their own middle class?

The National Post published an interesting article by Armine Yalnizyan, senior economist with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, yesterday. On the whole, the article is about RRSPs and TFSAs […]

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27 Apr

Élections 2011: la boussole électorale est-elle prolibérale?

Dès sa toute première émission la semaine dernière, Ezra Levant de Sun News s’en est pris à Radio-Canada et CBC en décriant notamment la Boussole électorale. Comme plusieurs critiques, le […]

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27 Apr

Inside Google’s Toronto headquarters

Have you ever Googled “google”? Chances are you have. Google doesn’t really know why people are doing it — perhaps it has something to do with the longstanding but yet […]

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27 Apr

Online social networking changing the way Canadians get their news: study

Canadians are increasingly using social networking sites to get their news, according to a recently released study. But are they listening to journalists? Of the 1,682 Canadians polled, one in […]

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