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7 May

L’Ombudsman de la SRC donne partiellement raison à une filiale d’Hydro-Québec

Ombudsman de Radio-Canada | Une filiale d’Hydro-Québec, TM4, et son partenaire français, Dassault, perdent un contrat pour fournir des voitures électriques à La Poste française. Dans une intervention en direct […]

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7 May

Nova Scotia to post restaurant inspections online

The Nova Scotia government says it will begin to post restaurant health inspections online this summer. The announcement came in the provincial legislature in response to an opposition private members […]

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7 May

Much Ado about CAIRS

The decision by Ottawa to scrap its CAIRS system for tracking access to information requests has caused one of those passing flaps on the Hill. But is the move a […]

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6 May

Major Canadian journalism awards

Atkinson Fellowship in Public PolicyThe Atkinson Fellowship in Public Policy is an award designed to further the tradition of liberal journalism and commitment to social and economic justice fostered by […]

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6 May

Freed journalist describes ‘heinous’ Gitmo

An Al-Jazeera cameraman, held for six years at Guantanamo Bay, says he was interrogated 130 times at “the most heinous prison mankind has ever known,” the Associated Press reports. Sami […]

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6 May

Nathalie, le cirque

Richard Therrien, Le Soleil | Ce n’est plus le village de Nathalie, c’est le cirque, la foire, le «freak show» de Nathalie. Et si ce n’était que La Semaine, qui […]

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6 May

La deuxième vie de Denis Lévesque

Isabelle Massé, La Presse | Denis Lévesque est à l’image de l’émission qui porte son nom. Il a fait sursauter plus d’un téléspectateur avec ses dossiers sur la famille Lavigueur, […]

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5 May

Iraq slaughter stats: 212

Gunmen dragged freelance journalist Sirwa Abdel Wahab from a taxi and fatally shot her in the head on May 4 in Mosul, Iraq, reported CBC, Agence France-Presse, Reuters, etc.   […]

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5 May

World Press Freedom Day

May 3 was World Press Freedom Day, although there doesn’t appear to be much reason to celebrate. Deb Jones in Town Hall links to reactions from Reporters Without Borders, the […]

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5 May

Quebecor : un an de manigances

Emmanuel Martinez, Alternatives.ca | En avril 2007, 252 employés du Journal de Québec sont mis en lock-out par Quebecor, qui possède aussi le Journal de Montréal, TVA et le portail […]

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