UK’s Guardian dubs Canada an “open data and data journalism powerhouse”, thanks to the work of some enterprising data journalists. First, the paper explores OpenFile.ca’s Poppy Project, where reporter Patrick […]
READ MOREA judge will allow all media to attend the hearing of an unnamed Chinese immigrant accused of disguising himself as an elderly man to board a plane to Canada, despite […]
READ MORERogers Media has appointed two senior executives to newly created positions: Scott Moore will be president, broadcasting while Leslie Sole is promoted to the newly created job of chief content […]
READ MOREFormer Toronto Star mapping guru Patrick Cain has put together a remarkable project for Remembrance Day. Cain took a buyout from the Star and this summer began working with Openfile.ca, […]
READ MORE<p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">En octobre 2009, Québec lançait l'opération Marteau, une escouade policière spécialisée chargée d'enquêter sur les allégations de corruption dans le milieu de la construction. Un an plus tard, le président du syndicat des policiers de la Sûreté du Québec, Jean-Guy Dagenais, a dénoncé la surmédiatisation de cette opération.</p><p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;"><b>Une opération de relation publique</b></p>
READ MOREBill Atanasoff, a 58-year-old cameraman for Citytv, was struck by a car while he was on the job last night. Reports from The Toronto Star and CBC (with a photo […]
READ MOREReconnu coupable du meurtre d’un policier blanc en 1982, Mumia-Abu Jamal vit depuis dans le couloir de la mort de Pennsylvanie. Ancien militant des Black Panthers, il a également était […]
READ MOREKalle Lasn asks why in today’s National Post. Read the J-Source story that examines the issue.
READ MORELa BBC fait actuellement face à un procès pour discrimination pour avoir écarté quatre présentatrices parce qu’elles n’étaient «pas assez jeunes et jolies». Charlotte Smith, Miriam O’Reilly, Juliet Morris, et […]
READ MOREEarlier this year, Concordia journalism professor Brian Gabrial suggested Canada’s press councils have a choice: make big changes, or fade to black. Press councils across Canada are declining because they […]
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