Prime Minister Stephen Harper has nominated a veteran Toronto Star reporter to be the country’s commissioner of official languages. Graham Fraser was nominated yesterday. The position in the Office of […]
READ MOREJournalist and journalism teacher Graham Fraser has been nominated by the prime minister as the next Commissioner of Official Languages, as reported in a government press release.
READ MOREThe Northern Light, in Bathurst, N.B., was worried about letters to the editor being used as part of election campaigns, so it has banned election-related letters until after the Sept. […]
READ MOREThe Hamilton Spectator has a new publisher, Ian Oliver, just seven months after the previous one, Pat Collins, took over. In its story on the move, the Spec talks about […]
READ MOREIan Oliver has been named the new publisher of the Hamilton Spectator. Oliver, formerly vice-president and publisher of Metroland’s Halton and Niagara publications, replaces two-time Spectator publisher Pat Collins. The […]
READ MOREThe CBC reports that broadcast pioneer Joan Donaldson has died at age 60, more than 15 years after an accident put an end to her career.
READ MOREThe Toronto Star reports that, starting Tuesday,it will provide a free, downloadable afternoon edition. The Star saysthe eight-page editionwill be the first sucheffort in North America.
READ MOREIn the opening to his essay on the education of journalists, Canadian journalism educator, G. Stuart Adam writes: “Journalism is made; it doesn’t just happen. So the language we use […]
READ MOREJay Rosen, an associate professor and former chairperson of New York University’s Department of Journalism, has been posting to his blog, PressThink, since 2003.
READ MOREFive American universities have found a way to work together so students can learn to do large-scale investigative reporting projects.
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