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18 Jun

New fellowship, board members announced at CJFE annual meeting

Salvadoran journalist Eric Lemus is the first to receive the new Scotiabank/CJFE fellowship for a Latin American journalist, Scotiabank executives told Canadian Journalist for Free Expression (CJFE) members gathered at […]

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17 Jun

Pierre-Karl Péladeau d’accord pour sauver Radio-Canada

Lise Millette, ProjetJ – 15 juin 2009 | Le président de Quebecor soutient l’élan de sauvegarde de la société d’État, mais il considère que cette protection ne doit pas être […]

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17 Jun

La Presse souhaite réduire ses coûts de 26 millions

 Lise Millette, ProjetJ – 16 juin 2009 | Pour atteindre son objectif de réduction de coûts de 26 millions $, le quotidien La Presse cessera définitivement la publication de son édition […]

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17 Jun

Dion, Duffy, CTV and the Senate

In a recent Ottawa Citizen column, “The tale of the Dion tape,” Carleton journalism professor Andrew Cohen asks: “Was Duffy’s appointment a reward?” Cohen gives a rundown of the fallout […]

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17 Jun

Truth, sexy issues and audiotape: How a wayward recorder impacts privacy law

The court battle to make Natural Resources Minister Lisa Raitt’s unguarded comments public suggests how far a journalist can go to get a story without breaching privacy law, writes Dean […]

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16 Jun

Documentary exploring journalist’s struggles with trauma to have Canadian premiere at Reel HeART Film Fest

By Mike WalterI never set out to be a filmmaker.   But then again, I never thought my morning commute could be transformed into a war zone in the blink of […]

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16 Jun

‘Tis the season

It’s awards time in the journalism world and as winter faded away journalists across the country began gathering at galas and ceremonies to celebrate work done in 2008. From the […]

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16 Jun

Strike vote set for Globe’s union members

The Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada Local 87-M Southern Ontario Newsmedia Guild (SONG) has scheduled a strike vote for its Globe and Mail members on Saturday, June 20. […]

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16 Jun

Znaimer back in TV with Vision

Moses Znaimer, founder of CityTV and MuchMusic, is jumping back into television with an agreement to buy Vision TV, a collection of multicultural and religious channels. Znaimer’s ZoomerMedia Ltd., along […]

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16 Jun

Let the public help guide journalism ethics

ByStephen J. A. WardFor too long, journalists have indulged in cant about how their standards meet the expectations of the public, and how they seek public input on ethical issues. […]

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