Full(ish) Disclosure
What drives the Post Millennial is not journalistic principle but the old-fashioned grab for money and influence
Category: Stories
All stories of the Review of Journalism.
The Neverending Story
Rejigging the format of The National is nothing new. CBC has been at it for 66 years
Judge, Jury, Journalist
What are the responsibilities of reporters, producers, and editors when juggling the sometimes conflicting principles of “innocent until proven guilty” and “the public’s right to know”?
New Roads
The growing influence of community organizations and individuals who are working hard to boost inclusion in a still all-too-white profession
Show of Hand
I have a mild tremor. It’s not a major disability. So why did the Toronto Star suggest otherwise?
And Hot Pink All Over
How Xtra’s new (and improved) editorial direction is expanding its audience and reach in the LGBTQ2IA+ community
Teach Them Well and Let Them Lead the Way
Black Girls Magazine, an essential publication in the too-white media world, perseveres against precarity
I, Reporter
How “robojournalism” can save local news
Not From Concentrate
The struggles and triumphs of journalists who live with ADHD
Coverage in a Dangerous Time
How Canadian photojournalists are documenting the COVID-19 pandemic from a distance