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15 Oct

Tout le monde en parle soumis au Conseil de Presse

<p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">Le Conseil de Presse du Québec (CPQ) a déclaré l'animateur Guy A.Lepage journaliste malgré lui en acceptant de recevoir une plainte relative à l'émission <i>Tout le monde en parle</i>.</p><p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">Le plaignant, Giovanni (Wolfmann) Bruno reprochait à Guy A. Lepage et Dany Turcotte de s'être livrés, dans l'émission du 11 avril 2010, «à une vendetta et à un règlement de comptes» dans leurs échanges avec le journaliste Ian Halperin auteur d'une biographie non autorisée de Guy Laliberté.</p>

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15 Oct

Accused G20 ringleader barred from talking to media

Alex Hundert, an accused ringleader of violence at the G20 Summit in Toronto, has been banned from talking to the press as part of his strict bail conditions. Hundert has […]

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15 Oct

Judge lifts Blackberry ban at Col. Williams hearing

Journalists are now allowed to bring their laptops and cell phones into court during the sentencing hearing for Col. Russell Williams, who has admitted to murder and sexual stalking. Through […]

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15 Oct

Is it ethical for journalists to march in Stewart-Colbert rallies?

News organizations often require its employees to avoid taking partisan stands, making campaign contributions or participating in political events–and that includes Jon Stewart’s “Rally to Restore Sanity” and Stephen Colbert’s […]

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14 Oct

Les médias acteurs de la Crise dOctobre

Collaboration spéciale: Annabelle Nadeau-Gagné Pendant octobre 1970, les journalistes ont fait la lecture intégrale à l’antenne des communiqués du Front de libération du Québec (FLQ). Aucun traitement de l’information des […]

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14 Oct

Questioning a newspaper’s ethics

Note: This came in to J-Source and seemed like it should be posted here. Comments, folks? I live in St. Marys, Ontario.  One of our newspapers in town is saying […]

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14 Oct

Canada must free scientists to talk to journalists

This is an interesting column on Right to Know Week and the viewpoint that Canadian scientists are muzzled by the government as Kathryn O’Hara asks “what happened to the transparency […]

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14 Oct

Mineurs chiliens: la folie médiatique

Des centaines de journalistes venus des quatre coins de la planète s’entassent depuis quelques jours dans un espace d’à peine 100 mètres carrés en plein désert d’Atacama pour couvrir l’histoire […]

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14 Oct

CTV Calgary appoints Tara Nelson as anchor

CTV Calgary has announced that anchor and foreign correspondent Tara Nelson will anchor the network’s News at Six starting in mid-November. Broadcaster Magazine reports: “‘We’re excited that Tara has chosen […]

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13 Oct

“The media interest about my hair was unbelievable”: Toronto Mayor David Miller

When Toronto Mayor David Miller ran for office in 2003, he was an underdog that badly needed a break. His early campaign slogan got the media’s attention: Magnificent leadership, magnificent […]

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