Chaque vendredi, «le Buzz» revient sur les trois textes ou sujets qui ont attiré le plus votre attention sur notre site et notre fil Twitter, selon nos statistiques. Cette semaine, […]
READ MORE<p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">Le ministère de la Défense vient de mettre un terme à la saga Russel William en excluant complètement des Forces armées canadiennes l'ancien commandant condamné à la prison à perpétuité pour meurtres. Cependant, les photos de lui en sous-vêtements féminins diffusées en boucle à la télévision resteront gravées dans les esprits. L'ombudsman de Radio-Canada s'est prononcée deux fois sur cette question.</p>
READ MOREColumbia Journalism Review has posted its top errors and corrections for the year. And the winner is . . .
READ MOREEmil Cohen, 17-year-old Grade 12 student at Toronto’s Northern Secondary School, was silenced and suspended for speaking out against his coaches and the ‘second class’ treatment of his soccer team, […]
READ MORE<p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">Depuis maintenant plus d'un an, Quebecor a enclenché des démarches judiciaires contre le président de l'Assemblée nationale, Yvon Vallières. Le conglomérat conteste la décision du président de se conformer au refus de la Tribune de la presse d'accréditer deux journalistes de son bureau politique à Québec, Donald Charrette et Karine Gagnon, temps que le conflit de travail au <i>Journal de Montréal</i> n'aura pas été réglé.</p>
READ MOREShould you start an e-mail with “dear” or “hey”? What’s the proper punctuation for emoticons? Did reading this headline make you cringe? In the digital age, does proper spelling and […]
READ MORENational Post cartoonist Gary Clement’s current editorial lampoons Don Cherry’s now-infamous “left wing pinko media” quip.
READ MOREIn a column for the “the enemy” Torontoist, the Toronto Sun’s Mike Strobel promotes his new book (Bad Girls and Other Perils, a collection of his columns) and remembers the […]
READ MOREIn recognition of “the growing importance of visual storytelling using video” and multimedia, the Pulitzer Prize board has changed some rules to allow submissions in “all the journalistic formats that […]
READ MOREAn all-encompassing publication ban on the Tori Stafford murder case has been partially lifted to allow media outlets to report on a guilty plea by one of the accused. Terri-Lynne […]
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