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Penney Kome
| The Toronto Star has unveiled a new ethics code, one of many available. Reviewing journalism society standards shows a wide variation in priorities and emphasis. |
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Monia Mazigh
| Social media and mainstream reporting are both shaping dangerous and misleading narratives that, in the long run, are slowly causing the erosion of the real work of journalism. |
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Karl Nerenberg
| The government and Catherine Tait have committed to making local programming a priority for CBC. That will be hard, given the devastation local services have suffered over a number of decades. |
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rabble staff
| Do you understand the power of media in making political and social change, and want to do something about the need for a powerful, alternative media voice in Canada? You may be our next Editor! |
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Canadian Journalists for Free Expression
| On November 30, 2017 the Supreme Court of Canada agreed to hear a landmark case for press freedom in Canada. |
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Nick Fillmore
| The creation of even one sustainable, independent newspaper project anywhere in Canada would be a huge, unprecedented accomplishment. |
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Meagan Gillmore
| Chronicle Herald workers who were on strike for 19 months have mixed feelings about the eight-year deal that passed with 94 per cent approval from the Halifax Typographical Union. |
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Frances Willick
| After 566 days, the strike at the Halifax newspaper is over, but the wounds and divisiveness will take much longer to heal. |
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John Miller
| Once proudly independent, Canada's news media are scrambling for handouts. |
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Canadian Journalists for Free Expression
| Ontario Court of Appeal decision undermines public interest reporting and the protection of sources |
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Columnists
Rick Salutin
| A new model for funding journalism could hardly be odder than the match between journalism with its solemn civic duties on one hand and profit-driven ads on the other. |
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rabble staff
| Do you understand the power of media in making political and social change, and want to do something about the need for a powerful, alternative media voice in Canada? You may be our next Editor! |
