Grammar doesn’t get a lot of love in this 140-character, instant-messaging world. Today is National Grammar Day — time to celebrate your love for language and correcting other people’s mistakes.
READ MOREFeb. 28, 2011 — Under new rules that came into effect today, British Columbia’s courts will no longer block access to the court file in cases where a publication ban […]
READ MORELe maire de Québec, Régis Labeaume, s’est livré à un échange musclé avec l’animatrice du Téléjournal-Midi de Radio-Canada, Anne-Marie Dussault, cette semaine, alors qu’elle tentait de l’interviewer à propos du […]
READ MORELike any ambitious j-student on the cusp of graduation, Chris Spurlock was hunting for jobs and trying to make a name for himself. Until one day fame fell into his […]
READ MOREGlobal News has hired “legendary morning show icon” Bud Pierce as the consulting executive producer for its morning news program, Broadcaster Magazine reports. According to a Global press release, Pierce […]
READ MOREPatrick Brown, longtime CBC foreign correspondent whose work has earned him three Gemini awards, will be awarded the Canadian Journalism Foundation’s Lifetime Achievement Award at their annual awards gala on […]
READ MORELe PDG de Quebecor, Pierre-Karl Péladeau, et le vice-président des services français de Radio-Canada, Sylvain Lafrance, se feront face à nouveau. La Cour d’appel du Québec a en effet ordonné […]
READ MOREElizabeth “Liz” Louise Willick, a recently retired writer and photographer for the Oxbow Herald in Oxbow, Sask. has died from cancer at age 63, Oxbow Herald‘s Sylvia MacBean told J-Source. […]
READ MORE<p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">Les 62 rescapés du lock-out au <i>Journal de Montréal</i> retrouveront leur pupitre dans quelques jours. Ils devront composer avec près de 200 collègues en moins et s'adapter à un tout nouvel environnement puisque le quotidien quittera l'arrondissement Plateau-Mont-Royal pour s'installer dans la Cité du multimédia, non loin du siège social de son propriétaire, Quebecor, et de son agence de presse interne, QMI.</p>
READ MORETickets for the 30th annual Atlantic Journalism Awards are now on sale.
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