‘Everybody Could Be a Journalist’
In the wake of consistent layoffs, some small newsrooms are shifting to a co-operative model, and relying on volunteer journalism
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The words of a jailed journalist
An interview with journalist Amber Bracken on her arrest and current legal case against the RCMP
The Reporter’s Gaze
When journalists “parachute” into communities, what does that mean for the people they cover?
Remembering Shireen Abu Akleh
Iman Adem pays tribute to Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh one year after she was killed by the Israel Defense Forces
Headlines Roll
This year, Postmedia announced a series of cost-cutting measures that would result in widespread layoffs. Among the hardest hit was the Montreal Gazette, the country’s oldest newspaper.
Reporter’s Pride
It’s important to celebrate journalistic wins! Sofia Ariza asked three journalists about their proudest pieces.
Our ‘Messy and Complex World’
Lack of mental health discussion and expertise means newsrooms are home to stressed-out, burned-out and overworked staff
Bylines on the Big Screen
Three young journalists describe how journalism movies influenced them—and how they compare to the realities of work today
Proudly Local, Proudly Independent
As many Canadian newsrooms close, small community publications like The Kingstonist are more important than ever
The Art of Law
Courtroom illustrators like Bill Robles have long been one of the only glimpses into courtroom proceedings, documenting what journalists can’t.