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15 Jul

Diana Swain new CBC correspondent

Diana Swain is the newest senior correspondent for the CBC News investigative unit. The Winnipeg Free Press reports: “The CBC News Toronto host will assume the new position Aug. 9 […]

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15 Jul

Cynthia Brouse memorial on September 11

A memorial service for journalist Cynthia Brouse will take place on Sept. 11 at 1 p.m. at St. John’s Norway Anglican Church (470 Woodbine Ave), Toronto. The service and reception, […]

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14 Jul

Nelson B.C. newspaper shuts down Friday after 109 years

The community of Nelson B.C. hoped that they could reverse the plan by Black Press to shut down the daily and weekend newspapers. Instead, the papers are printing their final […]

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14 Jul

Nelson B.C. newspaper shuts down Friday after 109 years

The community of Nelson B.C. hoped that they could reverse the plan by Black Press to shut down the daily and weekend newspapers. Instead, the papers are printing their final […]

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14 Jul

Nelson B.C. newspaper shuts down Friday after 109 years

The community of Nelson B.C. hoped that they could reverse the plan by Black Press to shut down the daily and weekend newspapers. Instead, the papers are printing their final […]

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14 Jul

Gazette to cease publication on Sundays

Montreal’s The Gazette will cease publishing a print version on Sundays, an internal memo from the publisher says, although it will continue to publish online. The memo, which was posted […]

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14 Jul

Worried about Fox News North? You shouldn’t be

In a column for the Globe and Mail, Jeffrey Simpson writes about the so-called “liberal media tilt”, Sun TV’s quest for favoured cable placement and why it doesn’t matter. Simpson […]

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14 Jul

Global gets NBC correspondent

Veteran journalist Dawna Friesen will take over for Kevin Newman as Global National’s new anchor. Manitoba-born Friesen has worked as a London-based correspondent and anchor for NBC News, Today and […]

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14 Jul

Writers join forces to fight new copyright bill

Freelance journalists, poets, playwrights, translators and fiction and non-fiction book writers will join forces to protest Canada’s new copyright legislation, which they say could be devastating to the writing trade, […]

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14 Jul

Libel ruling a ‘blow to investigative journalism’

A libel ruling against the Times by a UK court of appeal has been called a blow to investigative journalism by media lawyers. The Guardian reports: “In a case brought […]

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