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# The Review of Journalism

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## Posts

- [The Last Lifeline](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-last-lifeline/) - Can philanthropy save Canada’s independent newsrooms?
- [The Verification Generation](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-verification-generation/) - How can we stop our kids from turning into our parents?
- [For the Record](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/for-the-record/) - What’s the future of the public archive of Trans lives and stories as erasure and authoritarianism takes hold?
- [The Two Percent](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-two-percent/) - A growing number of Canadians identify as Autistic yet media organizations still default to erasure, a case study of SJC
- [Journalism is ­Political](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/journalism-is-political/) - Last year, at age 20, I tried to become an MP. Unsurprisingly, I lost
- [Shivs and Vultures](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/shivs-and-vultures/) - Canadian satire is a sharp instrument for representation, both at home and abroad
- [The Digital Blue-print to Preserving Journalism](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-digital-blue-print-to-preserving-journalism/) - A narrative guide to journalistic survival in the age of artificial intelligence and social media influencers
- [The Palestine Exception in Film](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-palestine-exception-in-film/) - Palestinian films are sweeping awards and drawing big festival crowds, but you wouldn’t know that from mainstream arts and culture pages
- [Objectivity Was Never an Option](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/objectivity-was-never-an-option/) - When reporting on genocide and tragedy, only journalists with lived expertise can tell the truth
- [Whose Ice Is It Anyway?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/whose-ice-is-it-anyway/) - A critical look at how coverage of the NHL and PWHL frames Queerness, revealing the politics of who gets to define the game’s culture
- [Building a Bridge](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/building-a-bridge/) - The Fifth Estate’s documentary into Missing Black Boys centred community at its premiere. Could this be a way forward for investigative journalism?
- [Ultimate ­Responsibility](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/ultimate-responsibility/) - An object from which something is obtained: Redefining our definition of source
- [After the Fold](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/after-the-fold/) - 50 years of my family’s history was told in The Packet & Times. Now that it’s gone, who will share our stories?
- [Pull Quotes – S8E6 – Who Gets Silenced? – Part Two  ](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-s8e6-who-gets-silenced-part-two/) - RJO status lends well to advocacy journalism, but the sustainability of online news is still in question. Episode Description Journalistic silencing in its core element is a question of platforms, resources and limitations. Part two of Who Gets Silenced uncovers how active diminishment of news subjects is a systemic problem that the answer to partly
- [The Gap in Indigenous Education in Canadian Journalism Schools](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-gap-in-indigenous-education-in-canadian-journalism-schools/) - Efforts to integrate Indigenous history and perspectives into journalism education are prompting deeper questions about whose knowledge is centred, how stories are told, and what responsible reporting should look like. More than a decade after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada called on journalism schools to mandate education on Indigenous history and rights, most
- [“The State Treats Journalists As Criminals.” How Independent Burmese Media Is Keeping Its Citizens — And The World — Informed](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-state-treats-journalists-as-criminals-how-independent-burmese-media-is-keeping-its-citizens-and-the-world-informed/) - Those covering Myanmar rely on citizen journalists and clandestine methods to report under threat — underscoring the importance of specialized training and the need for greater international support. After a decade of relative democracy, a coup d'etat on February 1, 2021 plunged Myanmar back into unrest. These conditions have affected every citizen, but in the
- [The Smallest Newsrooms With the Loudest Voices](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-smallest-newsrooms-with-the-loudest-voices/) - They inform awareness and change, identify vulnerable communities to report on, and create innovative methods of reaching new audiences. In 2025, Canada experienced multiple catastrophic events as a result of climate change. It was one of the hottest years recorded, with heat waves creating the deadliest extreme weather event of the year. Wildfires and heatwaves
- [Not Dying, But Evolving: Reshaping the Reporting Model of International News](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/not-dying-but-evolving-reshaping-the-reporting-model-of-international-news/) - As world bureaus continue to downsize across North America, journalists working to sustain international news coverage should start by empowering local reporters on the ground. When news broke out of The Washington Post cutting a third of its reporting staff, including its bureaus in Ukraine and the Middle East, it didn’t just signal another round
- [Pull Quotes – S8E7 – Who Decides](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-s8e7-who-decides/) - It is this or nothing when navigating the power structures of mass media. Episode Description In the politics of economy and corporate media it can be difficult to have much of a say in things even if your voice is among the most trusted of major publications. The final episode of this season of Pull
- [Pull Quotes – S8E3 – Midseason Trailer](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-s8e3-midseason-trailer/) - From who gets quoted to who gets covered. Episode Description What happens before an expert ever appears in the news? In the first half of Pull Quotes, we looked at how certain voices become authoritative — who gets quoted, who gets called, and how familiarity turns into trust. But that’s only part of the story.
- [Pull Quotes – S8E5 – Who Gets Silenced? - Part One ](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-s8e5-who-gets-silenced-part-one/) - Revisiting the past through a critical lens can better inform how journalists stay accountable. Episode Description Silence can operate passively or actively and challenging one form does not necessarily alleviate the other. Part 1 of Who Gets Silenced is a trip down memory lane to reconsider the importance of the journalistic bygones of the past.
- [Pull Quotes – S8E4 – Who Gets Covered?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-s8e4-who-gets-covered/) - News coverage oftentimes appears worlds away from online media influencers. Episode Description With modern-day media the political economy of news coverage factors greatly in what stories are told. Online freelance reporting often makes up the difference in stories that conflict with traditional news biases. It comprises a vast swath of information that is shared through
- [Newsroom Fact-Checking in the Age of AI](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/newsroom-fact-checking-in-the-age-of-ai/) - As AI technology makes it harder to tell if visual content is real, for newsrooms, it means adapting their approach — or getting left behind. Seeing isn’t always believing. With AI-generated content making it increasingly difficult to tell reality from fiction, newsrooms are changing the way they handle photos and videos. However, as AI becomes
- [Q&A: Indigenous Perspectives on Climate Coverage](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/climate-change-from-the-indigenous-perspective/) - In conversation with Candis Callison and Rick Harp. In October 2025, Candis Callison and Rick Harp co-convened Beyond Fires and Floods: Indigenous Narratives in an Era of Extremes (BFF), a gathering that brought together Indigenous narrators on Musqueam Lands. Callison is a professor, coauthor of Reckoning: Journalism’s Limits and Possibilities, and author of How Climate
- [Ignoring ‘Slopaganda’ and Embracing Wikipedia: Experts Provide Advice For Combating Misinformation](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/ignoring-slopaganda-and-embracing-wikipedia-experts-provide-advice-for-combating-misinformation/) - As new consumers face a challenging information ecosystem , media experts offer tips for navigating mis and disinformation. When The New York Sun published a series of articles in 1835 claiming that bat-like creatures had been found on the Moon, the hoax, which cited fake scientific reports, circulated widely. But even at that time, some
- [Afterwords: Life After Journalism](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/afterwords-life-after-journalism/) - Journalists know how to end a story. But when the story is their own job in journalism, some struggle to find a clean career kicker. Journalism is very good at beginnings. It has mastered the art of the lede, perfected the hook, and developed a sharp sense of what belongs above the fold. It’s also
- [No Silence on the Front Lines: Inside Amber Bracken's and The Narwhal’s Fight To Cover Indigenous Land Defence](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/independent-outlet-and-freelance-journalist-take-to-court-for-press-freedom-rights/) - Journalists like Amber Bracken act as the public’s eyes at sites of Indigenous land defence. She’s now in B.C. Supreme Court fighting to maintain that right. When The Narwhal assigned photojournalist Amber Bracken to go to Wet’suwet’en First Nation, the independent media outlet didn’t expect she would spend four days in jail because of it.
- [Drawing Conclusions ](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/drawing-conclusions/) - Despite long-standing systemic barriers, visual editors and graphic designers in journalism are working towards anti-racist illustrations When Malaaya Adams was enrolled at Temple University for her BFA in graphic design she was only able to take one course that focused on illustration. The majority of her program was spent learning about branding. Adams describes her
- [To Game or Not To Game](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/to-game-or-not-to-game/) - Journalists are turning to gamification as an engagement tool, but differing approaches highlight how the strategy is vulnerable to exploitation — and why intention matters. Bob* watches with glee as smoke rises into the sky, billowing out over the cityscape in a majestic mushroom cloud. Flames lick up concrete, earth, stone, steel, shattering glass panels
- [Pull Quotes – S8E2 – How Do We Decide Who to Trust?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-s8e2-how-do-we-decide-who-to-trust/) - Once an expert appears in the news, the story isn’t over. Episode Description In today’s information environment, audiences still have to decide whether the voices they hear are credible. And they’re doing that in a media landscape very different from the one journalism once operated in. In part two of this episode of Pull Quotes,
- [Pull Quotes – S8E1 – Who Gets Believed?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-s8e1-voices-in-healthcare-coverage-with-dr-naheed-dosani/) - Why do certain voices keep appearing in the news? Episode Description In journalism, expertise is often presented as something simple: a title, a degree, an institutional affiliation. But behind every expert quote is a series of decisions. Who answers the phone. Who can explain something quickly. Who producers and reporters already know. In this episode
- [Pull Quotes – Season 8 Preview](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-8-preview/) - Inside the forces shaping journalism in Canada. Read the transcript Series Description Pull Quotes is a podcast examining the forces that shape Canadian journalism from the inside out. Each episode asks the question: Who does journalism really serve, and who does it leave behind? The series looks at patterns. Who gets covered. Who gets believed.
- [The Power to Narrate](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-power-to-narrate/) - The coverage of Israel–Palestine in Canadian newsrooms continues to downplay the state of Israel’s aggression and the killing of Palestinian civilians in occupied Palestinian territories.
- [The Outlandish World of Climate Disinformation](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-outlandish-world-of-climate-disinformation/) - Climate misinformation pertains to unintentionally inaccurate or misleading content, whereas climate disinformation refers to the spread of intentionally deceptive information, both of which undermine the existence of climate change and climate action.
- [Burnt Out](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/burnt-out/) - Wildfires, standoffs, and arrests: Inside the terrifying, underpaid lives of Canadian photojournalists
- [How Climate Change Is Changing Travel Writing](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/how-climate-change-is-changing-travel-writing/) - Climate change is putting travel journalists in a complicated situation.
- [Pull Quotes – S7E5 – Shaping a Generation of Feature Writers with Bill Reynolds](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-s7e5-shaping-a-generation-of-feature-writers-with-bill-reynolds/) - Narrative journalism professor Bill Reynolds is retiring after 24 years at TMU. He sits down with host Andrew Roberts to reflect on his path from magazine editor to educator—and what lies ahead. Special thanks to Bill's former students for contributing voice notes: Rachel DeGasperis, Julia Tramontin, Chiara Greco, Yezua Ho, Aloysius Wong, Lauren McKeon, and
- [Behind the Review – S1E5 – Behind the Series with Evan Zeller and Chloe Kim](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/behind-the-review-s1e5-behind-the-series-with-evan-zeller-and-chloe-kim/) - Evan Zeller chats with Chloe Kim, 2024-2025 podcast director, about her 2025 Review feature on the challenges of including local voices in international reporting. Chloe also flips the mic on Evan to discuss everything behind Behind the Review (at 5:45). Read the transcript Guest Bio Chloe Kim was the podcast director and a senior editor
- [Behind the Review – S1E4 – Shireen Ahmed, Beyond the Pitch with Soraya El-Houni](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/behind-the-review-s1e4-shireen-ahmed-beyond-the-pitch-with-soraya-el-houni/) - Evan Zeller chats with Soraya El-Houni about her 2025 Review profile on Shireen Ahmed, a multiplatform journalist, a senior contributor with CBC Sports, a public speaker, and an award-winning sports activist focusing on the intersections of race and gender in sports. Read the transcript Guest Bio Soraya is a final-year Master of Journalism student who
- [Behind the Review – S1E3 – Out of the Spotlight with Neda Madany](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/behind-the-review-s1e3-out-of-the-spotlight-with-neda-madany/) - Evan Zeller interviews Neda Madany about her 2025 Review feature on the lack of visibility of Canadian fashion in mainstream media. She notes the importance of events like Fashion Art Toronto, the impact of U.S. tariffs on promoting local designers, and the need for in-depth reporting to showcase their stories. Read the transcript Guest Bio
- [Behind the Review – S1E2 – Pride and Politics with Matthew Hanick](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/behind-the-review-s1e2-pride-and-politics-with-matthew-hanick/) - Evan Zeller interviews Matthew Hanick about his 2025 Review feature on the polarization of queer representation in the media landscape, and how after working in a predominantly conservative space as a queer journalist, he began the process of rediscovering his voice. Read the transcript Guest Bio Matthew Hanick is a final-year Master of Journalism student
- [Behind the Review – S1E1 – Don't Read the Comments with Jay Ashdown](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/behind-the-review-s1-e1/) - Evan Zeller interviews Jay Ashdown about his 2025 Review feature on journalists who cover social justice issues who are frequently subjected to online hate and tech facilitated harassment. Read the transcript Guest Bio Jay Ashdown is a final-year journalism student serving as one of our masthead's Heads of Research. He has worked at Ricochet Media
- [Pull Quotes – S7E1 – Automation in the Newsroom with Lucas Timmons](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-s7e1-automation-in-the-newsroom/) - Sandra Ingram interviews Lucas Timmons, who is currently working on automating parts of the journalistic workload at the Toronto Star. Read the transcript Guest Bio Lucas Timmons is a news automation developer with Torstar in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Before his current gig, he was the head of The Canadian Press Digital Data Desk. His recent
- [Pull Quotes – S7E2 – Animals in Focus with Jo-Anne McArthur](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-s7e2-animals-in-focus-with-jo-anne-mcarthur/) - Marina Black interviews award-winning photojournalist Jo-Anne McArthur about the art of animal photojournalism, which seeks to show the public how animals in places like farms and factories really experience their lives. Read the transcript Guest Bio Jo-Anne McArthur is an award-winning photojournalist, sought-after speaker, photo editor, and the founder of We Animals. She has visited
- [Pull Quotes – S7E3 – Hyperlocal, Community-Driven Journalism with Anita Li](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-s7e3-hyperlocal-community-driven-journalism-with-anita-li/) - Jin Yu interviews Anita Li about her innovative approach to community-driven journalism through her publication, The Green Line. Read the transcript Guest Bio Anita Li is a journalist known for her work in innovation. She’s also a media consultant, educator, and entrepreneur based in Toronto. She’s worked at CBC, The Globe and Mail, and the
- [Pull Quotes – S7E4 – Race and Representation with Christopher Cheung](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-s7e4-race-and-representation-with-christopher-cheung/) - Reema Najjar sits with Christopher Cheung, journalist and author of Under the White Gaze, to discuss race and representation in Canadian journalism. This episode was recorded on Cheung's last day at The Tyee. Read the transcript Guest Bio Christopher Cheung was previously at The Tyee, Metro, and the Vancouver Courier. He has reported on urban
- [Seeing Green](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/seeing-green/) - How the Toronto Star's I-team and The Narwhal broke the Greenbelt scandal On November 4, 2022, The Narwhal’s Toronto office received word that a huge story was about to break. Journalist Emma McIntosh was scanning social media for any further leads. Her source divulged news of an impending—and explosive—announcement on the Greenbelt. McIntosh recalls that
- [Informally Informing](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/informally-informing/) - Aliyaan Amlani-Kurji has you covered if you’ve got a craving. His fascination with the kitchen and everything delicious led Kurji to showcase his culinary progress on Instagram during the COVID-19 pandemic, where he developed a newfound appreciation for social media.
- [Video: AI is coming to your newsroom panel](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/video-ai-is-coming-to-your-newsroom-panel/) - Will it be your trusted and responsible colleague?
- [To My Mentor](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/to-my-mentor/) - Tears poured from Knežević’s eyes when the towers fell, recalls Wency Leung, now a reporter for the Toronto-based outlet The Local. On September 11, 2001, Leung was in her early twenties and working at Reuters, her first professional journalism job.
- [Last Mags Standing](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/last-mags-standing/) - When Edith Yang was a little girl, she dreamed of having her own library. She always loved to read and write. These passions led to a degree in Chinese language and literature. Later, in August 2005, she entered the magazine business with her husband. She says, “I never thought I would have a bookstore.”
- [Pull Quotes Season 6 Episode 3: Maddy Mahoney on the evolution of advice columns](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-6-episode-3-maddy-mahoney-on-the-evolution-of-advice-columns/) - In the third episode of season six, host Silas Le Blanc talks to Maddy Mahoney on her Review-exclusive story about the history of advice columns, their advice columnists, as well as how the medium has evolved throughout the years.
- [Pull Quotes Season 6 Episode 5: Hyeji Yoon on Western media coverage of North Korea](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-6-episode-5-hyeji-yoon-on-western-media-coverage-of-north-korea/) - In the fifth episode of season six, host Silas Le Blanc talks to Hyeji Yoon about her Review-exclusive story on the way the Western media covers North Korea, and what it misses.
- [Trolling Night in Canada](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/trolling-night-in-canada/) - Female sports journalists are living their dreams—except for the hate, threats, and online harassment
- [Transcript: Pull Quotes | Season 6 Episode 2, "Tony Milton on the fall of Now Magazine"](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/transcript-pull-quotes-season-6-episode-2/) - Silas Le Blanc: It was August of 2022, and Radheyan Simonpillai the editor of Toronto's Now magazine, tweeted out a definitive-sounding message. Here's what he wrote: "This is it. This is the final masthead. This is the final team, owed 21 weeks of salary who put together a spectacular issue, dropping tomorrow night. I am
- [Pull Quotes: Season 6, Episode 2: Tony Milton on the fall of Now Magazine](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-6-episode-2-tony-milton-on-the-fall-of-now-magazine/) - In the second episode of season six, host Tara De Boer interviews Anthony 'Tony' Milton on his Review-exclusive story about the past, present, and tentative future of Now magazine.
- [Transcript: Pull Quotes | Season 6 Episode 3, "Maddy Mahoney on the evolution of advice columns"](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/transcript-pull-quotes-season-6-episode-3-transcript/) - [Intro music plays, fades as Silas starts talking] Silas Le Blanc: In August of 2022, the Toronto Star was embroiled in controversy. Over the popular advice column “Ask Ellie.” Ellie Tesher, a relationship columnist at the Star for over 20 years, was being dragged on social media for advice she gave to a woman experiencing
- [Transcript: Pull Quotes | Season 6 Episode 4, "Carly Penrose on the coverage of the Hockey Canada Sexual Assault Scandal"](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/transcript-pull-quotes-season-6-episode-4/) - [Intro music plays] Carly Penrose: Lit by clinical overhead lights. Hockey Canada president and CEO Scott Smith is flanked by an attorney to his right, and his colleague Brian Cairo to his left. Leaders of Hockey Canada and its members sit at the long wooden table. It is an image of uniformity. Seven white men,
- [Pull Quotes Season 6 Episode 4: Carly Penrose on the coverage of the Hockey Canada sexual assault scandal](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-6-episode-4-carly-penrose-on-the-coverage-of-the-hockey-canada-sexual-assault-scandal/) - In the fourth episode of season six, host Tara De Boer talks to Carly Penrose on her Review-exclusive story about carefully navigating the turbulent waters of the Canadian sports industry—and interviewing those who reported on it.
- [Transcript: Pull Quotes | Season 6 Episode 5, "Hyeji Yoon on Western media coverage of North Korea"](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/transcript-pull-quotes-season-6-episode-5-hyeji-yoon-on-western-media-coverage-of-north-korea/) - Silas Le Blanc: North Korea has been a fascination of Western media for decades. Given that people are rarely ever able to cross the country's borders, people are relying on the news media for a lot of their information on the country. Over the years, much of the reporting on North Korean affairs has relied
- [Transcript: Pull Quotes | Season 6 Episode 6, "Iman Adem on the conundrums of photojournalism"](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/transcript-pull-quotes-season-6-episode-6-iman-adem-on-the-conundrums-of-photojournalism/) - [Intro music plays] Silas Le Blanc: Photojournalism is an essential part of the media's mandate to inform the public. Photojournalists work at the local level, covering important daily events, but also have assignments that take them to far flung places to document major world events. This puts them, often, in the thick of the action,
- [Pull Quotes Season 6 Episode 6: Iman Adem on the conundrums of photojournalism](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-6-episode-6-iman-adem-on-the-conundrums-of-photojournalism/) - Tara De Boer talks with Iman Adem about the ethics of photojournalism and exploitation of the subjects of photographs in today's media environment
- [Pull Quotes: Season 6, Episode 1: ChatGPT, text-generative AI and the newsroom](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/chatgpt-text-generative-ai-and-the-newsroom/) - In the first episode of season six, host Timothy Cooke talks to a computer scientist and a newsroom digital developer about ChatGPT and the future of other text-generative AI in newsrooms.
- [Transcript: Pull Quotes | Season 6 Episode 1, "ChatGPT, text-generative AI and the newsroom"](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/transcript-pull-quotes-season-6-episode-1/) - [News clips playing] [Crowds cheering]: Canada! This is not a fringe. [Horns honking] [News Anchor]: Take a look at the fast-growing crowds in front of Parliament Hill some of the first to arrive ahead of this weekend's protest against the government's vaccine rules. Clip 2 [News Anchor 2]: But first, Hockey Canada says they are
- [Ditch the Ads](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/ditch-the-ads/) - “One of the big reasons why I have diversified my funding is so that I am not beholden to one or two funders,” says Anita Li, founder of The Green Line. “I never want to be in that position.”
- [The New Season](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-new-season/) - To survive, fashion magazines have embraced digital media and diversity Nicola Hamilton can still recall some of her first experiences with magazines. Her mother, an equestrian photographer, published her photographs in equestrian magazines—“her livelihood depended on it.” Her mother’s home office had walls plastered with mounted covers of her published photographs. Then Hamilton discovered Nylon
- [Game Changers](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/game-changers/) - Canadian gaming journalism remains sparse despite the best efforts of key players in newsrooms
- [Through an Indigenous Lens](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/through-an-indigenous-lens/) - How protest news frames Indigenous movements across Canada
- [Love at First Watch](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/love-at-first-watch/) - The late 1990s and early 2000s produced numerous movies in which the female lead was a journalist. Two of the most prominent were 13 Going on 30, starring Jennifer Garner, and How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, starring Kate Hudson. Both films portrayed the main character spending more time falling in love than meeting deadlines—probably not the best recipe for success in journalism.
- [Falling short, staying long](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/falling-short-staying-long/) - While cute animal antics seduce more eyeballs, the long narrative still has a few fans
- [Ad Nauseam](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/ad-nauseam/) - People now consume journalism from a variety of digital platforms, which means consuming a variety of ads from multiple venues. To combat overwhelming consumers, media companies have begun to diversify their advertising strategies.
- [Good as Newsletter](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/good-as-newsletter/) - Amid the instability of social media, email newsletters are back and booming When Brett Chang arrives at The Peak’s office, he doesn’t know for certain what he’ll be publishing the following day. What he does know is that by tomorrow, 6 a.m. sharp, thousands of readers across Canada will wake up to an email notification
- [See No Innocence](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/see-no-innocence/) - Wrongful conviction reporting used to be a staple beat for papers. Now it's all but disappeared. Mendleson first heard about Motherisk in the fall of 2014. The then Toronto Star general assignment reporter had a rare break between stories and stepped out to meet a lawyer for lunch. “I was hoping to cultivate [him] as
- [Home Alone](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/home-alone/) - Small-team, micro-budget independents and their big ambitions.
- [Pressing Saudades](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pressing-saudades/) - O Jornal de Toronto united the city's Brazilian diaspora. As the paper struggles, the community risks losing its cultural meeting point One day, you decide your life needs a change. You’re successful, but looking for new challenges and you want to start fresh. “Let’s move to Canada,” your partner suggests, and you agree. That’s how
- [System Failure](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/system-failure/) - Accessing government information in Canada is notoriously slow, often serving as more of a hindrance than a help for journalists. But The Globe and Mail’s Secret Canada project might be able to change that by providing a database of requests available to all.
- [Superhero, Not so Super Journalist](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/superhero-not-so-super-journalist/) - As we all know, Clark Kent, the hero’s civilian alias, spends his days as a reporter, and his love interest, Lois Lane, is also a journalist. But in a universe populated with aliens and supervillains, how realistic can the journalism be?
- [Chatelaine Then and Now](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/chatelaine-then-and-now/) - Is its focus on food the iconic magazine’s recipe for survival? I’m on my way to meet a friend when I decide to stop at an Indigo to pick up the latest issue of Chatelaine. Gazing at the rows of other women’s service magazines, I can’t spot it. Strange, I think. How could the biggest
- [Once a Journalist, Always a Journalist](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/once-a-journalist-always-a-journalist/) - Three pros share how the profession has defined them The ground floor of CBC’s Vancouver office is where Kimberly Ivany, producer for the investigative news segment Go Public, makes her mark. She works a steady grind—story-hunting, interviewing, creating, learning about issues affecting Canadians, and then learning some more. Journalism has been part of her life
- [Wordless](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/wordless/) - It isn't 1983 anymore—it's time to move on from Microsoft Word We’ve been there. Up in the wee hours trying to meet a deadline, fingers flying across the keyboard. Suddenly, the screen stops responding. The computer shuts down or malfunctions—does it matter? Unless you’ve been saving every 10 minutes (and I know you haven’t), your
- [Anything You Can Do, AI Can('t) Do Better](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/anything-you-can-do-ai-cant-do-better/) - ChatGPT can write opinions and advice—just not very well If you’ve been keeping up with tech news this year, you’re probably aware of ChatGPT, the all-knowing Eye-of-Sauron AI chatbot that’s primed to steal our jobs within a couple of years. Created in November 2022 by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, it was designed to replicate human-like
- [Where the Wild Things Are](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/where-the-wild-things-are/) - The challenges facing journalism on TikTok Ginella Massa is talking to strangers again. She’s in her house, holding her phone close enough that you can see the top half of her cream sweater and her light pink hijab on screen as she records a video. Massa is using a green-screen filter to record a TikTok,
- [Poor Things](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/poor-things/) - Freelance rates haven't risen since the 1980s. Meet the journalists who haven't quit At the age of 15, Linda Pannozzo sat in the “drench a wench” dunk tank at Canada’s Wonderland, sporting a tunic and an ill-fitting floppy hat, earning $2.90 an hour. It was 1981, and her first summer job. Nearly 43 years, three
- [Mind Matters](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/mind-matters/) - After years of being exposed to trauma, these journalists are advocating for better mental health support.
- [Out of the Inferno](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/out-of-the-inferno/) - Yellowknife’s Cabin Radio went beyond the call of duty as the Northwest Territories faced its worst wildfire season in recorded history
- [The Climate Crisis Crossword and Glossary](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-climate-crisis-crossword-and-glossary/) - The Climate Crisis Crossword The climate Crisis—and our reporting on it—is ever-changing. See if you’re topped up on terminology from temperatures to transnational agreements. Down 1. A gradual increase in the earth’s overall temperature. 2. International treaty on climate change adopted by 196 parties. 3. Provides an unbiased and factual account of a
- [Jennifer McGuire on the Future of Xtra and Pink Triangle Press](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/jennifer-mcguire-on-the-future-of-xtra-and-pink-triangle-press/) - The managing director of 2SLGBTQIA+ publisher discusses the future of journalism amid evolving online ecosystem.
- [Marion LaVigne on the Future of Up Here](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/marion-lavigne-on-the-future-of-up-here/) - The ‘voice of Canada's far North’ closed its Yellowknife offices last year. Its publisher discusses the future of print magazines with the Review.
- [A Conversation with John Vaillant](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/a-conversation-with-john-vaillant/) - The Vancouver author of Fire Weather talks to the Review about our carbon awakening and his award-winning 2023 book, Fire Weather: The Making of the Beast.
- [Canadian Media Must Step Up to Cover This Moment for Trans People](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/canadian-media-must-step-up-to-cover-this-moment-for-trans-people/) - Canada is in the midst of a gender moral panic. Meanwhile, openly trans journalists are few and far between.
- [The Review Demands](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-review-demands/) - That surly dictum has another meaning, too: Yes, students are entrusted with “the watchdogs on the watchdogs,” but the watchdogs we’re reporting on are also keenly watching us, too.
- [On Assignment](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/on-assignment/) - 40 years of the Review of Journalism
- [Mentors: 40 Years of Instructors](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/mentors-40-years-of-instructors/) - The Review’s four longest-serving instructors reflect on how the magazine has adapted and evolved in the last four decades, from 1984 to 2024.
- [How Queer Is the Review?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/how-queer-is-the-review/) - A look at four decades of queer-issues coverage In the past 40 years, in 63 print issues and many other online-only pieces, queer stories haven’t always been present, but what the Review of Journalism did report on serves as a series of snapshots of where media—queer media—have been, and where they’re going. For our 40th anniversary, the Review is
- [Forty Years on the Watch](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/forty-years-on-the-watch/) - This year’s annual edition is not only home to hard-hitting, big-picture pieces like the Gaza cover story. It also discusses one of the timeliest issues of the year: the climate crisis.
- [Dear Journalist Episode 3: Learn How to Say No ](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/dear-journalist-episode-3-learn-how-to-say-no/) - *DISCLAIMER: THIS EPISODE CONTAINS REFERENCES TO SEXUAL ABUSE.* Hannah Mercanti interviews Kevin O’Keefe in the third episode of Dear Journalist, discussing with co-host Yezua Ho and Christina Apa afterwards. O’Keefe is the producer for W5, an investigative journalism series currently on its 58th season. His work ranges from exploring the impact of natural disasters on
- [Dear Journalist Episode 4: It Never Gets Easier](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/dear-journalist-episode-4-it-never-gets-easier/) - Yezua Ho interviews Ivor Shapiro in the fourth episode of Dear Journalist, discussing with co-host Hannah Mercanti and Christina Apa afterwards.
- [Dear Journalist Episode 5: Us, You and the Review](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/dear-journalist-episode-5-us-you-and-the-review/) - In this final episode of Dear Journalist, the hosts are the ones giving their “pearls” of wisdom. We discuss our history with podcasting, our experience at the Review, why we chose to enroll in TMU’s journalism program, and some things we wish we heard before enrolling in the program.
- [Why the Best Worst Depiction of Podcast Journalism Matters](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/why-the-best-worst-depiction-of-podcast-journalism-matters/) - The issue is that Spider-Man 2 fundamentally misunderstands what journalists do. The game’s writers undermine the journalist’s basic craft—telling stories or producing news—by either being vague about the reporting process or depicting something unbelievable.
- [The Evolution of Queer Media](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-evolution-of-queer-media/) - Queer media began small but unified. Now they’re more prolific, but some 2SLGBTQIA+ journalists say this risks losing the strength of a collective voice
- [Reviewed Episode 5: In Trans Reporting](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/reviewed-episode-5-in-trans-reporting/) - In this episode, hosts Mariana and Sahaana revisit first the Review of Journalism's first story on trans reporting. They talk to Dr. Elisha Lim, an artists, activist and assistant professor at York University. "In Transition" by Alyssa Garrison explores Lim's experience when they tried to use they/them pronouns in an interview with Xtra in 2011.
- [Reporting on Refugees, Asylum and Forced Displacement](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/reporting-on-refugees-asylum-and-forced-displacement/) - The Review of Journalism hosted an education session presented by journalist Levon Sevunts, the communications officer for the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR). The session focused on ethics and accuracy when reporting on refugees, asylum and forced displacement.
- [The Relationship Between Police and the Press](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-relationship-between-police-and-the-press/) - Toronto police spend hundreds of thousands of dollars in PR campaigns—some of which have ties with the city’s former journalists In 2006, Tamara Cherry, a fresh journalism school graduate, began working at the Toronto Star in the radio room, where she spent eight-hour shifts listening to scanners. She then worked at the Toronto Sun, at
- [Reviewed Trailer](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/reviewed-podcast-trailer/) - This year the Review of Journalism turns forty. Join us for our 40th anniversary podcast, Review-ed Hosts, Mariana, Sahaana and Lidia will review Canada’s “watchdog on the watchdogs.” They'll revisit past stories and explore how Review alumni, journalism and storytelling has changed. After four decades on assignment, it’s time for the Review to be Review-ed.
- [The Grotesque Fascination of Real Estate](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-grotesque-fascination-of-real-estate/) - Luxury and eclectic homes aren’t attainable for most, yet magazines and newsrooms continue to pump out stories on them faster than they can be built or bought. What is it about real estate that hooks people?
- [Word on the Streeter](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/word-on-the-streeter/) - Our parents taught us not to talk to strangers. But interviewing people on the street is a journalism staple—a practice that continues to make waves on social media.
- [The Music Beat: The Remix](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-music-beat-the-remix/) - The digital era has turned both music journalism and music consumption upside down. The Review talks to Josephine Cruz and Aaron Small, two veterans, to help explain its impact on their music writing.
- [Tame the AI Beast](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/tame-the-ai-beast/) - From AI-written articles to falsified video content, there is an urgent need to evaluate the ethics of using simulated human intelligence.
- [Reviewed Episode 4: Covering Covers](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/reviewed-episode-4-covering-covers/) - In this episode, hosts Mariana and Sahaana take apart what goes into a cover with the Review of Journalism's Art Director, Dave Donald. In this episode, we will learn about everything that goes behind creating a magazine cover and dive deep into some iconic covers from the last 40 years. Transcript >>
- [Reviewed Episode 3: We Accidentally Killed Pull Quotes](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/reviewed-episode-3-we-killed-pull-quotes/) - In this episode, hosts Mariana and Lidia review Pull Quotes, The Review’s first venture into podcasting. Guests Laura Howells and Michal Stein speak about their experiences as podcast producers for seasons one and two of Pull Quotes, respectively, and where their first stint in the podcasting world has taken them since. Transcript >>>
- [The Work-Around to Bill C-18’s Run-Around](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-work-around-to-bill-c-18s-run-around/) - In June 2023, the Canadian government passed Bill C-18, also known as the Online News Act. Modeled after a similar Australian law, it requires digital platforms with 20 million monthly users and an annual revenue of at least $1 billion, to pay media outlets for the content they share on their platforms.
- [Journalists for Journalists](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/journalists-for-journalists/) - Over 100 Canadian journalists gathered Thursday evening in solidarity with the dozens of journalists that have been killed in the Middle East since October 7.
- [Bad News](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/bad-news/) - How municipal governments are producing podcasts to tell a one-sided story
- [Uphill Struggle](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/uphill-struggle/) - Fully informing people about the increasing dangers to a planet in peril is proving to be a Sisyphean task. How Journalists can rise to the challenge
- [Stuck in the ‘50s](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/stuck-in-the-50s/) - When mainstream media falls short, the 2SLGBTQIA+ community finds belonging on social media
- [Behind Campus Walls](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/behind-campus-walls/) - Why it’s time to learn from student media when it comes to sexual assault coverage
- [A Deeper Dish](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/a-deeper-dish/) - Food journalists have failed to incorporate the culture behind each bite - but a few trailblazers are giving readers the full plate
- [CBC’s Palestine Exception](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/cbcs-palestine-exception/) - Behind-the-scene accounts from current and former CBC staff raise concerns about transparency, bias, and fear when pitching about the region
- [Forced Out](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/forced-out/) - Refugee coverage is too often incomplete, exclusionary, and stereotypical. The 80 million displaced people around the world deserve better
- [Missing, Murdered and the Media](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/missing-murdered-and-the-media/) - Why journalists must cover Indigenous stories better
- [Death of the Scathing Review?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/death-of-the-scathing-review/) - How music journalists are shifting from critics to curators
- [Fractured Relationships](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/fractured-relationships/) - More work still needs to be done by journalists in Canada to accurately report on diverse communities
- [COVID Crackdown](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/covid-crackdown/) - Pandemic measures in South Africa are impacting press freedoms and revealing a threatening relationship between the police and the press
- [Post Mortem](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/post-mortem/) - The inside story of how five racialized reporters’ anger over a Rex Murphy column led to the unionization of Canada’s most conservative national daily newspaper
- [Total System Overhaul](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/total-system-overhaul/) - Big tech companies can be as powerful as governments. But will major Canadian newspapers hold them accountable?
- [Plus-Sized in a Fat-Free Industry](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/plus-sized-in-a-fat-free-industry/) - Why can’t fashion journalism do more to expand its shapes and sizes?
- [A Clear and Chilling Danger](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/a-clear-and-chilling-danger/) - What are the solutions to the dramatic rise in online violence against women reporters? Two prominent journalists speak up
- [Lessons from a Survivor](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/lessons-from-a-survivor/) - A look back at Canadian media’s mistreatment of Linda Christina Redgrave
- [Terms of Engagement](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/terms-of-engagement/) - The push to meet audiences where they’re at: what the Globe and the Star can learn from upstart media
- [Editor's Letter](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/editors-letter/) - Reflections on the making of the Review's 2023 spring issue from the editorial team
- [Journalism Comes to Life on Stage](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/journalism-comes-to-life-on-stage/) - Live journalism is the process of taking works of journalism and bringing them to life through live performance.
- [ChatGPTrue or False?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/fact-checking-gpt/) - A Review journalist tests the accuracy of ChatGPT's answers
- [Transcript: The House Always Wins](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/transcript-the-house-always-wins/) - [Acoustic guitar music plays] [Music fades into Hockey Night in Canada theme, and clips of game announcers and cheering crowds] Silas Le Blanc: What do you think of when I mention Hockey Night in Canada? You might think of watching Wayne Gretzky and Mario Lemieux dominating the league, setting records that still haven’t been broken;
- [Whether We Like it or Not](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/whether-we-like-it-or-not/) - Inside the strange symbiosis of journalism and public relations
- [The Reporter’s Gaze](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-reporters-gaze/) - When journalists "parachute" into communities, what does that mean for the people they cover?
- [The Art of Law](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/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.
- [Star-Struck](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/star-struck/) - For generations, the Toronto Star has had a reputation as a progressive paper. But does its newsroom culture live up to its own ideals?
- [Dear Journalist Episode 2: For Photojournalists, Practise Makes Progress](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/dear-journalist-episode-2-for-photojournalists-practice-makes-progress/) - *DISCLAIMER: THIS EPISODE CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGERY OF ANIMAL CRUELTY.* Yezua Ho interviews Jo-Anne McArthur in the second episode of Dear Journalist, discussing with co-hosts Hannah Mercanti and Mark Henick afterwards. McArthur is an established photojournalist best known as the founder of We Animals Media, a photojournalism agency documenting the various purposes for which humans use
- [Reviewed Episode 2: Language Matters when Reporting on Palestine](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/reviewed-episode-2-language-matters-when-reporting-on-palestine/) - In this episode, hosts Lidia Rajcan and Sahaana Ranganathan discuss the use of language and framing in reporting on Palestine and Israel. The episode features Muhannad Ayyash, professor at Mount Royal University, and Pacinthe Mattar, Toronto-based journalist, writer and producer. Disclosure: The Review of Journalism has collaborated with the Breach on "Public broadcaster barred employees from
- [Quit When You’re A Head…of Lettuce](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/daily-star-lettuce-liz-truss/) - Would Liz Truss resign before a fresh lettuce went mouldy? The Daily Star's Ed Keeble live streamed a lettuce to find out, turning planned vacation time to a viral sensation on social media.
- [CBC featured more Israelis even as Palestinian casualties rose, data shows](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/cbc-the-national-more-israelis-than-palestinians-gaza/) - CBC’s flagship broadcast continued to feature more Israelis than Palestinians even as the death toll in Gaza mounted. It also failed to identify by name more than a quarter of Palestinians and their allies
- [Reviewed Episode 1: Eternity Martis Makes Her Mark on Journalism](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/reviewed-episode-1-eternity-martis-makes-her-mark-on-journalism/) - This episode, hosts Lidia Rajcan and Sahaana Ranganathan speak with Eternity Martis, assistant professor in the School of Journalism at Toronto Metropolitan University, award-winning Toronto-based journalist, editor, and author of “They Said This Would Be Fun: Race, Campus Life, and Growing Up.” She joins us to talk about her time on the Review of Journalism This episode, hosts Lidia Rajcan and Sahaana Ranganathan speak with Eternity Martis, assistant professor in the School of Journalism at Toronto Metropolitan University, award-winning Toronto-based journalist, editor, and author of “They Said This Would Be Fun: Race, Campus Life, and Growing Up.” She joins us to talk about her time on the Review of Journalism
- [Dear Journalist Episode 1: A Code of Ethics?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/dear-journalist-episode-1-a-code-of-ethics/) - In the first episode of Dear Journalist, Mark Henick interviews Kevin Newman, discussing with co-hosts Hannah Mercanti and Yezua Ho afterwards. Newman is a seasoned journalist with a distinguished career in the field, best known for his role as the former chief anchor of Global National and as host and managing editor of CTV's W5. He shares insights from his extensive experience, and a valuable lesson he learned early in his journalism career.
- [Investigative Sports Journalists Take on Canada’s Toxic Culture](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/investigative-sports-journalism-toxic-culture/) - Investigative sports journalism has existed for generations in countries like the United States, given the magnitude of its sports world. In Canada, however, it’s relatively new.
- [Dear Journalist Podcast Trailer](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/dear-journalist-podcast-trailer/) - Dear Journalist is a monthly podcast created by the masthead at the Review of Journalism, interviewing established Canadian journalists about lessons they were only able to learn in the field.
- [The Demise of the Community Paper](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-demise-of-the-community-paper/) - What went wrong for Metroland Media On the kitchen counter in the childhood home of career coach Lisa Petsinis, there was always the phone, the calendar and every Thursday morning, the latest local and free print newspaper, the Scarborough Mirror. The Mirror circulated for more than 60 years. Her mother, Linda, contributed an article in
- [On Brand](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/on-brand/) - It has become more urgent than ever for news providers to differentiate themselves in a crowded media market. A Q&A with Rick Lewchuk.
- [The Planetary Press](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-planetary-press/) - From communicating complexity, to the risk of scaring audiences away, environmental journalists face no shortage of challenges.
- [Data Crimes and How to Atone for Them](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/data-crimes-atonement/) - Many journalists enter the field to interview people, not data. Here are three bad graphs by working journalists, and how you can do better
- [How Well Do You Know Your Canadian Media?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/canadian-media-crossword/) - See if you can name 14 news outlets, from coast to coast in this interactive crossword by Emily Clare Elliott.
- [The House Always Wins](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-house-always-wins/) - Silas Le Blanc investigates the legalization of sports betting and its effects on sports journalism and sports fans, in this audio documentary
- [Turn up the Heat!](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/turn-up-the-heat/) - Responsible reporting? Nah! Here's how to get clicks on your climate stories
- [Old Questions, New World](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/old-questions-new-world/) - Today’s advice columnists resist clear answers and moral authority. Their embrace of life’s chaos is changing the genre for good
- [Proudly Local, Proudly Independent](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/proudly-local-proudly-independent/) - As many Canadian newsrooms close, small community publications like The Kingstonist are more important than ever
- [Our 'Messy and Complex World'](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/our-messy-and-complex-world/) - Lack of mental health discussion and expertise means newsrooms are home to stressed-out, burned-out and overworked staff
- [Reporter's Pride](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/reporters-pride/) - It's important to celebrate journalistic wins! Sofia Ariza asked three journalists about their proudest pieces.
- [Headlines Roll](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/headlines-roll-montreeal-gazette/) - 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.
- [The words of a jailed journalist](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-words-of-a-jailed-journalist/) - An interview with journalist Amber Bracken on her arrest and current legal case against the RCMP
- ['Everybody Could Be a Journalist'](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/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
- [How not to cover a natural disaster](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/how-not-to-cover-a-natural-disaster/) - I'm about to graduate from my journalism degree, despite waning faith in this industry
- [Her Authentic Self](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/her-authentic-self/) - How Lela Savic, founding editor of La Converse, reinvented francophone journalism
- [Console Yourself](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/console-yourself/) - Why play video games to escape reality when you can be reminded of our modern hellscape while you play?
- [When journalism Becomes a Crime](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/when-journalism-becomes-a-crime/) - Türkiye has outlawed “disinformation.” Meet the first journalist to be arrested
- [Then and Now](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/then-and-now/) - Workers in revolt, unpaid wages, revolving-door management: inside five chaotic, difficult, tumultuous, teetering years at Now magazine
- [Into the Deep](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/into-the-deep/) - Amid the onslaught of daily news, four in-depth podcasts are taking their time—and getting the story right
- [Rage Against the Machines](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/rage-against-the-machines/) - The “Freedom Convoy” overtook downtown Ottawa last year. On the fly, reporters sorted fact from misinformation while the protestors called them liars
- [Sophi’s Choice](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/sophis-choice/) - The Globe’s newsroom leaders are making decisions using AI—and they’re not the only ones
- [Good Vibes Only](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/good-vibes-only/) - Audiences are sick of bad news. Can a rising tide of optimistic news outlets fight compassion fatigue?
- [Review of Journalism 2023 Diversity Report](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/review-of-journalism-2023-diversity-report/) - The Review of Journalism strives to create a workplace and publication that reflects the diversity of both our readers and the stories we tell. Here's how we stacked up in 2023.
- [Covering North Korea](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/covering-north-korea/) - News coverage of the “Hermit Kingdom” is sensationalist and reductive. Is Kim Jong Un more important than the country’s 25 million citizens?
- [Bylines on the Big Screen](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/bylines-on-the-big-screen/) - Three young journalists describe how journalism movies influenced them—and how they compare to the realities of work today
- [Forever Temporary](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/cbc-forever-temporary/) - They work hard. They stick around. And yet many of them are never offered jobs. How CBC treats its temporary workers—and how some are fighting back.
- [Remembrance](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/remembrance/) - A former Review journalist remembers Stephen Trumper as a mentor, guide, teacher and journalist
- [Behind the Frame](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/behind-the-frame/) - Photojournalism has an exploitation problem. Three journalists are finding ways to solve it.
- [Depp v. Heard v. The Internet](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/depp-v-heard-v-the-internet/) - When celebrity trials meet social media
- [Remembering Shireen Abu Akleh](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/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
- [Cultures of Abuse](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/cultures-of-abuse/) - Sports journalism used to be the “toy department.” Now it’s an investigative unit
- [We're having a party!](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/were-having-a-party-2/) - Join us to celebrate the release of the Spring 2023 issue!
- [We're having a party!](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/were-having-a-party/) - Join us to celebrate the release of the Spring 2023 issue!
- [What's Missing from Reporting on Prisons? Voices of Lived Experience](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/media-coverage-prisons/) - The RRJ rounds up resources where you can access work done by prisoners
- [The Ten Most Celebrated Magazine Covers of the 2010s](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-ten-most-celebrated-magazine-covers-of-the-2010s/) - The RRJ asked Canadian magazine editors and art directors to share their favourite magazine covers of the decade.
- [Hidden History](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/hidden-history/) - Voices lost in time are found in a new form.
- [Rest in feast: The death of food criticism in Canada](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/rest-in-feast-the-end-of-food-criticism-in-canada/) - Thoughtful food journalists are more crucial than ever.
- [This Publisher Launched a Contest to Give Her Newspaper Away For $1](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/this-publisher-launched-a-contest-to-give-her-newspaper-away-for-1/) - How one Saskatchewan paper refused to fold in a shrinking media landscape
- [Advice for Journalists Whose Desks are Now in the Kitchen](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/advice-for-journalists-whose-desks-are-now-in-the-kitchen/) - We asked eight Canadian freelancers how they manage working from home
- [Healthy Distractions](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/healthy-distractions/) - What the Review masthead is reading, watching, and listening to during the pandemic: Part 1
- [Healthy Distractions II](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/healthy-distractions-ii/) - What the Review masthead is reading, watching, and listening to during the pandemic: Part 2
- [Healthy Distractions Part III](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/healthy-distractions-part-iii/) - What the Review masthead is reading, watching, and listening to during the pandemic: Part 3
- [Rookie Blues](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/rookie-blues/) - As COVID-19 devastates small newsrooms, early-career journalists find their futures disrupted right alongside those who precede them. Maybe micro-mentorship is the remedy
- [The Afterlife](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-afterlife/) - Covering drug cartels, attempted coups, and high-level corruption was once all in a day’s work for exiled journalists seeking refuge in Canada. Now what?
- [Sheer Determination](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/sheer-determination/) - Why the romance of journalism endures even as many opportunities for full-time work disappear
- [Eight documentaries from the National Film Board of Canada’s collection to watch (for free!) while you continue physical distancing](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/national-film-board-documentaries/) - Compelling Canadian stories to enjoy from the great indoors this summer
- [Coverage in a Dangerous Time](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/coverage-in-a-dangerous-time/) - How Canadian photojournalists are documenting the COVID-19 pandemic from a distance
- [Not From Concentrate](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/not-from-concentrate/) - The struggles and triumphs of journalists who live with ADHD
- [I, Reporter](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/i-reporter/) - How “robojournalism” can save local news
- [Teach Them Well and Let Them Lead the Way](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/teach-them-well-and-let-them-lead-the-way/) - Black Girls Magazine, an essential publication in the too-white media world, perseveres against precarity
- [And Hot Pink All Over](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/and-hot-pink-all-over/) - How Xtra’s new (and improved) editorial direction is expanding its audience and reach in the LGBTQ2IA+ community
- [Show of Hand](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/show-of-hand/) - I have a mild tremor. It’s not a major disability. So why did the Toronto Star suggest otherwise?
- [New Roads](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/new-roads/) - The growing influence of community organizations and individuals who are working hard to boost inclusion in a still all-too-white profession
- [Judge, Jury, Journalist](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/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”?
- [The Neverending Story](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-neverending-story/) - Rejigging the format of The National is nothing new. CBC has been at it for 66 years
- [Full(ish) Disclosure](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/fullish-disclosure/) - What drives the Post Millennial is not journalistic principle but the old-fashioned grab for money and influence
- [In Harm’s Way](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/in-harms-way/) - Just how effective is hostile environment training at protecting journalists?
- [Keeping the Faith](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/keeping-the-faith/) - The inside story of how The United Church Observer turned itself into Broadview, a re-invention to expand the publication’s audience and mission
- [Our Newish Press–Shield Law: an Update](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/our-newish-press-shield-law-an-update/) - Do journalists really understand how to ensure better source protection?
- [Who’s Listening?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/whos-listening/) - The growing privacy concerns around using transcription services like Otter.ai, Descript, and Trint
- [Hidden Figures](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/hidden-figures/) - Pulling back the curtain to find representation in film criticism
- [Deep Dive](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/deep-dive/) - How the two founders of The Narwhal are employing robust investigative journalism and stunning visuals to re-energize coverage of climate change
- [The American Literary Journalist Who Had a Passion for Canada](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-american-literary-journalist-who-had-a-passion-for-canada/) - The vivacious writer Edith Iglauer explained Canada to Americans and vice versa
- [What Is Your Plan B?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/what-is-your-plan-b/) - As gigs become increasingly scarce, emerging and experienced journalists are carving out new pathways
- [Peace Pacts](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/peace-pacts/) - How the growing trend of collaboration across newsrooms brings with it many benefits and the opportunity to blaze new journalistic trails
- [The Long, Dark Trail](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-long-dark-trail/) - The history, mysteries, and ethics of true crime podcasts
- [Driven Reporter, Exceptional Friend](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/driven-reporter-exceptional-friend-2/) - Why we’re dedicating our book to Yusra Javed
- [Drawing the Line: Here’s what's happening at the Ryerson School of Journalism](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/drawing-the-line-heres-whats-happening-at-the-ryerson-school-of-journalism/) - Ryerson’s School of Journalism found itself in a Twitter storm in February over the questions surrounding how far freedom of speech can go for students in the program.
- [The Freedom of Graphic Journalism](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-freedom-of-graphic-journalism/) - How merging art and journalism can provide opportunities for storytelling found nowhere else in the field
- ["Playing Catch Up": How many daily podcasts is too many?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/playing-catch-up-how-many-daily-podcasts-is-too-many/) - The Globe & Mail is launching a daily news podcast. To stand out from their competitors, they'll have to do it the right way.
- [Instagram Versus Reality](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/instagram-versus-reality/) - Influencers share beautiful images, and users turn to their accounts for travel inspiration. But as audiences grow, these social media personalities are becoming more than just something on the explore page as they begin to encroach into the travel journalism industry.
- [Revisiting Indigenous Stories in the Review](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/revisiting-indigenous-stories-in-the-review/) - The Review regularly tackles stories about Indigenous representation in the news – here is a sampling of the publication’s work since 2016 featuring Indigenous voices, stories, or writers.
- [In Defence of Good News](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/in-defence-of-good-news/) - The experience of living through a pandemic is drawing audiences away from hard news and towards good news stories and solutions journalism.
- [TikTok Breaks the News](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/tiktok-breaks-the-news/) - TikTok is used by many journalists, but the app has posed a challenge: how to balance online trends with news-related content that appeals to younger users.
- [Can Photojournalism Help Save the Environment?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/can-photojournalism-help-save-the-environment/) - Cameras in hand, journalists and photographers are taking action to help the environment. Here's how.
- [The Many Lives of The Canadian Jewish News](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-many-lives-of-the-canadian-jewish-news/) - The CJN is in the midst of its second resurrection of the decade. With a shift in organizational structure style & focus it hopes for a stable and enduring future.
- [Op-ed: The Case Against Unpaid Internships](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/op-ed-the-case-against-unpaid-internships/) - Unpaid internships are commonly accepted practice in journalism, but these opportunities are only available to students with the privilege to work without pay.
- [Local Journalism Needs A Boost](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/local-journalism-needs-a-boost/) - The COVID-19 pandemic revealed the deficit of local journalism in GTA communities. This is why it matters.
- [The Mother Load](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-mother-load/) - It’s never been easy to be a journalist and a mother. Now it’s harder. Bee Quammie creeps down the stairs of her Oshawa townhouse, trying her best to embody silence, holding her breath to prevent her one-year-old, Layla, from waking up. It’s just past 7 p.m. on a late spring night in 2016, and it’s
- [All Rise: Virtual Court in Session](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/all-rise-virtual-court-in-session/) - The inside story of how courts and the people who report on them scrambled to adapt to a virtual world.
- [Pandemic Gains](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pandemic-gains/) - How three student publications managed to adapt during a pandemic. The pandemic has forced journalism organizations to find creative ways to communicate information, and student publications are no exception. In-person conversations have now turned into Slack messages and lectures replaced with Zoom squares. As a result of COVID-19, students have been pushed off-campus, making it
- [A Truer North](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/a-truer-north/) - Local journalists from northern Canada are trying to build a better, more representative system.
- [The War on Metaphors](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-war-on-metaphors/) - Journalists, linguists, and lexicographers on the problems with martial metaphors for COVID-19
- [How student journalists and publications are vital to reconciliation](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/how-student-journalists-and-publications-are-vital-to-reconciliation/) - At the Review’s Spring 2021 digital magazine launch, Brandi Morin weighed in on the renaming debate, where Canadian media has failed Indigenous peoples, and how tomorrow’s journalists can pick up the slack
- [Indigenous Journalists are Building a New Legacy](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/indigenous-journalists-are-building-a-new-legacy/) - On the ground improving coverage of communities that newsrooms have neglected, Indigenous journalists are telling their own stories.
- [How Lifestyle Journalism is Getting Us Through a Pandemic](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/how-lifestyle-journalism-us-getting-as-through-a-pandemic/) - Sourdough starters, maskne remedies, dalgona coffee, and home gardens.
- [Signs of Trouble for Lifestyle Journalism](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/signs-of-trouble-for-lifestyle-journalism/) - Layoffs and lack of equity amid a pandemic—how is lifestyle journalism surviving?
- [Anatomy of an Investigation](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/anatomy-of-an-investigation/) - How did journalists working on the FinCEN Files used innovative techniques to trace financial crime globally?
- [Path of Exile](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/path-of-exile/) - Non-profits are urging Canada to facilitate refuge for journalists in danger, but can the industry help them get back to work?
- [Facing Harassment In and Out of the Newsroom](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/facing-harassment-in-and-out-of-the-newsroom/) - How women journalists in Pakistan are fighting back—and the online spaces that are helping them do it.
- [How Journalism School Failed Me](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/how-journalism-school-failed-me/) - J-schools are inadequately preparing us for the future of journalism—here's why.
- [Nadia Stewart is Creating Space for Black Journalists in Canada—Here's How](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/nadia-stewart-is-creating-space-for-black-journalists-in-canada-heres-how/) - "I always lean on the side of optimism."
- [We Are Not The Virus](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/we-are-not-the-virus/) - Aliya Pabani and Allie Graham on how their four-part audio-doc counters the media narrative on unhoused people by centring the lived experience of Toronto’s park encampments’ residents
- [Review of Journalism 2022 Diversity Report](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/review-of-journalism-2022-diversity-report/) - The Review of Journalism strives to create a workplace and publication that reflects the diversity of both our readers and the stories we tell. As a new measure in 2022, we have chosen to publish an anonymous breakdown of the race, gender, sexuality, and disability representation of our staff.
- [Unionland](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/unionland/) - Jesse Brown didn’t fight his shop’s unionization. The brash publisher of Canadaland, a leading digital podcast company, welcomed his staff’s effort to form a union in 2020, and took the same approach to hammering out their first contract, which was announced publicly by the union on January 20.
- [Dos and Don’ts](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/lessons-from-the-ottawa-trucker-protests/) - Mike LaPointe darts back in from the cold, flexing his fingers to warm them up as he sits down to write. One hour inside, then back out to report some more. He pens just 100 words, then goes back to covering the story occupying the heart of Ottawa—the trucker protests.
- [Behind The Camera](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-dangers-of-being-a-video-journalist/) - On a frosty January morning this year, Tori Yorgey was reporting on water main breaks for WSAZ NewsChannel 3 in West Virginia, when she was hit by a car on live television. Yorgey was taken to a hospital to be checked out and suffered no lasting injuries, but the incident highlighted just how dangerous the job of a solo video journalist is.
- [On the Mend](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/on-the-mend/) - As COVID-19 restrictions begin to lift across the nation and we look toward a post-pandemic era of recovery, journalists need to understand how to safely and accurately cover stories about mental health.
- [The Word on the Street](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-word-on-the-street/) - From Cree to Dene to Inuktitut, journalists across Canada are contributing to a nation-wide effort to revitalize Indigenous languages.
- [Why it’s time for Canada’s soccer nation to include diverse broadcasters](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/goal-2/) - On March 27, 2022, the Canadian men’s national soccer team qualified for its second appearance at the FIFA World Cup. The 4-0 victory over Jamaica has received extensive media coverage. The game has always been popular in Canada with, pre-pandemic, over 730,000 registered players across the country. With the national team qualifying, an estimated 1.65 million Canadians tuned in to Sportsnet to watch the game.
- [Annika Forman on pandemic J-school and the silver linings of virtual learning](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/annika-forman-on-pandemic-j-school-and-the-silver-linings-of-virtual-learning/) - In this special edition of Pull Quotes, guest podcast producer Annika Forman shares her experience conducting her master of journalism degree online and hears from others who went through a similar experience.
- [Richard Warnica on art fraud, fragments and anxiety](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-5-episode-1-richard-warnica-on-art-fraud-fragments-and-anxiety/) - In the season opener of Pull Quotes, Toronto Star feature writer Richard Warnica joins Gabe Oatley, the podcast’s co-host, to discuss his recent feature Rothko at the Inauguration. This season’s podcast takes you behind the scenes of Canada’s top long-form stories. In this episode, Warnica talked about his half-decade long journey to write this story, his method for writing great scenes and vivid descriptions and how anxiety has affected his writing.
- [Nicholas Hune-Brown on international students, vivid scenes and reporting from a distance](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-5-episode-2-nicholas-hune-brown-on-international-students-vivid-scenes-and-reporting-from-a-distance/) - In season five, episode two, we take you behind the scenes of Nicholas Hune-Brown’s feature The Shadowy Business of International Education. In this episode, Hune-Brown talks to co-host Rahaf Farawi about what drew him to the story, how he gathered rich scene material over Zoom and how this became the longest story he’s ever worked on.
- [Adam Feibel on building a career in music journalism, Billy Talent and why punk’s still cool](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/adam-feibel-on-building-a-career-in-music-journalism-billy-talent-and-why-punks-still-cool/) - For this week’s episode, Pull Quotes’ Guest Podcast Producer, Annika Forman, sat down with music journalist Adam Feibel to learn more about his Exclaim! Magazine feature Billy Talent Are More Relevant Than Ever along with his path to music feature writing and a fun story of how he interviewed the band.
- [Geoff Dembicki on cops infiltrating climate justice movements](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/geoff-dembicki-on-cops-infiltrating-climate-justice-movements/) - In the fourth episode of this season’s Pull Quotes, investigative climate reporter Geoff Dembicki spoke with Gabe Oatley, the podcast’s editor and co-host, about his recent VICE story, How a married undercover cop having sex with activists killed a climate movement.
- [Alex Boyd on journalistic responsibilities when reporting abroad](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/alex-boyd-on-journalistic-responsibilities-when-reporting-abroad/) - In the fifth episode of this season’s Pull Quotes, we spoke with Toronto Star reporter Alex Boyd about her recent three-part digital series, “Fighting for a Shot,” looking at the global vaccine rollout for COVID-19 and how it left some countries behind.
- [Emma Gilchrist on adoption and DNA testing](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/emma-gilchrist-on-adoption-and-dna-testing/) - In the sixth episode of this season’s Pull Quotes, Emma Gilchrist spoke with co-host Rahaf Farawi about her feature Genetic Mapping, published in Maisonneuve. 
- [Inori Roy on labour reporting, sleuthing sources, and historical context](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/inori-roy-on-labour-reporting-sleuthing-sources-and-historical-context/) - In the final episode of this season’s Pull Quotes, Gabe Oatley spoke to Inori Roy about her feature “Somebody is going to get hurt” published by The Local in September.
- [Pull Quotes, Season 4, Episode 1: In conversation with Brian Daly, the Atlantic director of the Canadian Association of Black Journalists](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-four-episode-one-in-conversation-with-brian-daly-the-atlantic-director-for-the-canadian-association-of-black-journalists/) - “Seeing us as our skin colour first and who we are as people second–or not at all–is the root of the problem. It’s called racism.”
- [Pull Quotes, Season 4, Episode 3: In conversation with Nora Loreto on how Long-Term Care Homes were affected by COVID](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-four-episode-two-in-conversation-with-nora-loreto-on-how-long-term-care-homes-were-affected-by-covid/) - Host Emma Jones talks to Nora Loreto, activist, writer and podcaster, who has been compiling reports of COVID deaths in Canadian institutions
- [Pull Quotes, Season 4, Episode 3: Balancing Motherhood and Journalism](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-four-episode-three-balancing-motherhood-and-journalism/) - Tracee Herbaugh, daughter of first female AP journalist to be killed on assignment Sharon Herbaugh, talks balancing a writing career with motherhood.
- [Pull Quotes Season 4, Episode 4: Photojournalists create a visual record of the human impact of industrial pollution](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-4-episode-4-photojournalists-create-a-visual-record-of-the-human-impact-of-industrial-pollution/) - This episode we’re using our audio platform to discuss the power of photography in highlighting humanity’s role in the degradation of the natural world. Documentary photographer Ian Willms joins us to discuss a picture he took in 2019 in an indigenous community in northern Alberta called Fort Chipewyan. Ian took several trips to the area between 2010 and 2020 to document the environmental and human toll of oil sands pollution in the region. He provides insight into how he came to be in position to capture the photograph, and why it stands out among the thousands of images he’s captured during his career.
- [Pull Quotes Season 4, Episode 5: Should Canadian crime reporters start thinking beyond what they can print, to what they should?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-4-episode-5-should-canadian-crime-reporters-start-thinking-beyond-what-they-can-print-to-what-they-should/) - Professors Maggie Jones Patterson and Romayne Smith Fullerton, co-authors of Murder in our Midst: Comparing Crime Coverage Ethics in an Age of Globalized News, join us to discuss regional approaches to crime reporting, and how they’re changing in the age of mass communication. We also discuss the recent sentencing decision in the trial of Toronto van-attacker Alek Minassian, and why it’s making waves in the Canadian journalism community. “Just focusing on this man’s name, does not equip the citizenry to make decisions, and help influence the people they elect to create policy.” - Romayne Smith Fullerton.
- [Pull Quotes Season 4, Episode 6: End of a run](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-4-episode-6-end-of-a-run/) - In the final episode of Season four, host Emma Jones talks to the [ ]RJ masthead to hear about their experiences producing a magazine during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- [The Out-of-Office Finale: Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 11](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pullquotes-podcast-11/) - Hosts Ashley Fraser and Tanja Saric celebrate the launch of the print issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism from their home closets.
- [The Threat of “Deep Fake” Text Generation: Pull Quotes Series 3, Episode 10](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pullquotes-podcast-10/) - We fed an advanced text generator numerous RRJ articles to see if it could mirror the collective voice of our magazine.
- [Exploring Innovative Journalism Practices: Pull Quotes, Series 3, Episode 9](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pullquotes-podcast-9/) - In season three, episode nine of Pull Quotes, the team examines live journalism and virtual reality.
- [Putting Calls for Racial Diversity in Canadian Media into Action: Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 8](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pullquotes-podcast-8/) - In season three, episode eight of Pull Quotes, the team examines diversity in Canadian media.
- [Covering disasters beyond the eye of the storm: Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 7](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pullquotes-podcast-7/) - In season three, episode seven of Pull Quotes, the team examines how journalists cover disasters.
- [The Decade in Review: Stories that Caught our Attention in the 2010s + Pull Quotes: Season 3, Episode 6](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/decade-in-review-pullquotes-podcast/) - A look back at Canadian journalism’s public service reporting this decade.
- [How The StarMetro Cuts Exemplify The Precarious Nature Of Journalism: Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 5](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-three-episode-5/) - In season three, episode five of Pull Quotes, the team examines the recent StarMetro cuts and the precarious nature of journalism. Hosts Ashley Fraser and Tanja Saric speak with Ryerson Review of Journalism web editor Hannah Alberga and Goldsmiths PhD candidate Sabrina Wilkinson, who both reported on the news. Contributors: Ashley Fraser (chief podcast editor) and Tanja Saric (podcast producer) with technical production help from Angela Glover and Lindsay Hannah. Pull Quotes’ executive producer is Sonya Fatah.
- [Walking the Fine Line of Objectivity in the Age of Twitter - A Conversation With Desmond Cole and Vicky Mochama: Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 4](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-three-episode-4/) - In season three, episode four of Pull Quotes the shares the highlights of the Ryerson Review of Journalism’s recent event: JournalismXActivism: In Conversation with Desmond Cole. Host Ashley Fraser sat down for a live chat with Desmond Cole to navigate the line between activism and journalism. Then, host Tanja Saric and journalist Vicky Mochama join in on this episode of Pull Quotes to talk Twitter and controlling your brand. Contributors: Ashley Fraser (chief podcast editor), Tanja Saric (podcast producer) and Sean Young (guest producer) with technical production help from Angela Glover and Lindsay Hanna. Pull Quotes executive producer is Sonya Fatah.
- [SPECIAL: A Podcast About Podcasts Plus: A Q&A with Jayme Poisson - Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 3](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-three-episode-1-2-2/) - In season three, episode three of Pull Quotes the team examines the current landscape of Canadian podcasts with a special Q&A with Jayme Poisson, host of CBC’s Front Burner.
- [Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 2: How Media Professionals Adapt to Challenging Misinformation](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-three-episode-1-2/) - In season three, episode two of Pull Quotes the team examines the current landscape of fake news.
- [Pull Quotes Season 3, Episode 1: How Has the Loss of Local Media Impacted Coverage of the Federal Election?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-three-episode-1/) - In season three, episode 1 of Pull Quotes, the team examines the decline of local news journalism following the Canadian federal election. Pull Quotes sits down with local news reporter, Erika Engle and principle investigator from the Local News Initiative, April Lindgren to find out more.
- [Pull Quotes Season 2, Episode 18: Notes from the Spring Issue](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-two-episode-18-notes-from-the-spring-issue/) - For the season 2 finale, we reflect on the academic year and look toward features from the upcoming issue.
- [Pull Quotes Season 2, Episode 17: What we don’t get when we cover prisons and prisoners](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-17-what-we-dont-get-when-we-cover-prisons-and-prisoners/) - A look at the systemic issues that affect how we talk about prisons
- [Pull Quotes Season 2, Episode 16: What do we need to be asking about Netflix?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-16-what-do-we-need-to-be-asking-about-netflix/) - Alex LaLonde of New Metric Media and Chandler Levack, an independent filmmaker and freelance film critic, talk about what Netflix’s move into the Canadian market really means, and what kind of questions remain unanswered.
- [Pull Quotes, Season 2, Episode 15: Journalism, All Shook Up!](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-15-journalism-all-shook-up/) - Notes from the second RRJ Unpublished event where six journalists from across the industry talked about what they’re doing differently amidst a climate of doom and gloom.
- [Pull Quotes Season 2, Episode 14: A Midseason Pull Quotes Roundup](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-14-a-midseason-pull-quotes-roundup/) - A roundtable with 3 RRJ colleagues about stories we might have missed
- [Pull Quotes Season 2, Episode 13: Is Coverage of  the Alt-Right Alright?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-13-is-coverage-of-the-alt-right-alright/) - A critical examination of how reporters in Canada cover a growing local movement.
- [Pull Quotes Season 2, Episode 12: What Needs to Change About Black History Month Coverage](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-12-what-needs-to-change-about-black-history-month-coverage/) - Lidia and guest Kamille Coppin take a look at some of the writing that came out during Black History Month.
- [Pull Quotes Season 2, Episode 11: A Second Pull Quotes Valentine](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-11-a-second-pull-quotes-valentine/) - Katherine Singh and Jordan Currie join Michal for an exploration of how women’s desire gets talked about in the media. Featured interviews with Laura Hensley of Global News and Jaime Green from the New York Times Review of Books.
- [Pull Quotes Season 2, Episode 10: Thoughts on the Obit Section (people are dying to get in there)](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-10-thoughts-on-the-obit-section-people-are-dying-to-get-in-there/) - This week on Pull Quotes, we ask: how are papers rethinking the obituary section?
- [Pull Quotes Season 2, Episode 9: Where Would We Be Without Student Newspapers?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-9-where-would-we-be-without-student-newspapers/) - Journalists and editors from student newspapers across Ontario talk about the big-impact stories their papers broke.
- [Pull Quotes Season 2, Episode 8: An Existential Search for Jewish Media in Canada](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-8-an-existential-search-for-jewish-media-in-canada/) - With only one national Canadian Jewish publication remaining, what perspectives aren’t we getting?
- [Pull Quotes: Season 2, Episode 7  — A Year in (Ryerson) Review](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-7-a-year-in-ryerson-review/) - RRJ colleagues bring in their year-in-review Pull Quotes and we talk to Geoff Zochodne about the GM closure.
- [Pull Quotes: Season 2, Episode 6 - Is journalism failing women?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-6-is-journalism-failing-women/) - Notes from the RRJ Unpublished event where six voices from across the industry responded to the question.
- [Pull Quotes: Season 2, Episode 5 - What we talk about when we (don’t) talk about Indigenous curricula](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-5-what-we-talk-about-when-we-dont-talk-about-indigenous-curricula/) - Julian Brave Noisecat says we’re “just starting to scratch the surface of writing and reporting guidelines” when it comes to talking about Indigenous issues in the context of education. Louise Brown also weighs in.
- [Pull Quotes: Season 2, Episode 3 -  12 years to save the planet](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-3-12-years-to-save-the-planet-2/) - How Canadian journalists have been covering the UN IPCC report
- [Pull Quotes: Season 2, Episode 4 -  Note to Media: Hire More Trans People](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-4-note-to-media-hire-more-trans-people/) - A conversation with Al Donato and Alex Verman
- [Pull Quotes: Season 2, Episode 2 -  A Three-Month Long Civics Lesson](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-2-a-three-month-long-civics-lesson/) - What can we learn from the coverage of a municipal election that was anything but ordinary?
- [Pull Quotes: Season 2, Episode 1 -  The Highs and Lows (But Mostly Highs) of Cannabis Reporting](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-season-2-episode-1-the-highs-and-lows-but-mostly-highs-of-cannabis-reporting/) - October 17 has come and gone. Another era of prohibition is behind us; recreational cannabis use is now legal in Canada. Michal Stein talks to cannabis reporters Kieran Delamont and Mark Rendell about what changes they’ve seen in the Canadian journalism landscape as a result, and how the focus on business impacts other areas of cannabis reporting. Nick Pateras also joins us to talk about the role media has played in normalizing cannabis use
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 15: Losing my religion reporting](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-religion-reporting/) - Where did the 'religion beat' go?
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 5 - What we remember](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-episode-5-what-we-remember/) - Discussing the coverage and conversation around Remembrance Day.
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 17: Weed all about it!](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-cannabis-beat/) - Cannabis news is a fast-growing beat.
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 16: Covering Doug Ford](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-doug-ford-coverage/) - How should journalists approach Ontario election coverage?
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 14: Budget Qs, FHRITP, online harrassment](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-14/) - Subscribe on iTunes The federal budget included some items for Canadian journalism: $50 million over five years for independent NGOs to to “support local journalism in underserved communities,” and the potential for news organizations to get charitable status. But there are still a lot of questions about how this will actually work. We chat with H.G. Watson,
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 13: A Pull Quotes Valentine: The editor of Modern Love](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/editor-of-modern-love/) - Daniel Jones reads thousands of personal essays for the New York Times' Modern Love column. Here's what he's learned.
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 12: When you're a female reporter on Parliament Hill](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-female-on-the-hill/) - A conversation with Marie-Danielle Smith. Plus, murders in the gay village + the legacy of the bathhouse raids.
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 11: CBC in Tamil, Facebook in Ryerson](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-tamil-facebook/) - Why is CBC translating into Tamil? Plus, Ryerson’s journalism school is partnering with Facebook on a digital news incubator--and our guest has a few concerns.
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 10:  Kids, consent, and the story that didn't happen](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-hijab-cutting-story/) - Journalists reflect on the hijab-cutting news fiasco
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 9:  Journalism after #MeToo](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-journalism-after-metoo/) - Subscribe on iTunes Stories of sexual misconduct dominated the news cycle this autumn–and it all started with investigative reporting. But where should journalists push next? Anne Kingston (Maclean’s) and Hannah Sung (Globe and Mail) discuss journalism after #MeToo, Canada/U.S. differences, Ghomeshi comparisons, and whether this is really the cultural shift Time Magazine says it is. Podcast guests: Anne Kingston
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 8 - Snaps of disaster](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-snaps-of-disaster/) - Photojournalists discuss the ethics and emotions of covering catastrophe at the RRJ's recent conference.
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 7: Hate in the paper](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-episode-7-hate-in-the-paper/) - Subscribe on iTunes After years of complaints, police have charged two men behind a Toronto paper called “Your Ward News” with promoting hatred against Jews and women. This week, we discuss the merits of hate speech laws and how journalists should cover white nationalism. Podcast guests: Evan Balgord is a freelance journalist, who often writes
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 6-  Pigeon holes and double-glass ceilings](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-ep-6-pigeon-holes-and-double-glass-ceilings/) - This week, we discuss the challenges facing people of colour in Canadian journalism.
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 4 - Stories after suicide](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-episode-4-stories-after-suicide/) - Hamilton Spectator columnist Susan Clairmont talks about her experience reporting on people who have taken their own lives.
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 3 - Just tweet it?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-podcast-episode-3-just-tweet-it/) - The New York Times is one newsroom demanding journalists stay neutral on social media--but is this the best approach?
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 2 - Talking terrorism](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-podcast-episode-2-talking-terrorism/) - http://rrj.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/PullQuotesEpisode2.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | RSS This week’s guests include: Lorne Dawson, director of the Canadian Network for Research on Terrorism, Security and Society. Khaled Beydoun, law professor at the University of Detroit Mercy, author of American Islamophobia: Understanding the Roots and Rise of Fear, and writer of
- [Pull Quotes: Season 1, Episode 1 - Free Press?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pull-quotes-podcast-episode-1/) - http://rrj.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/PullQuotesepisode1mixdown.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | RSS
- [Editor, Publisher, Founder](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/editor-publisher-founder/) - Over the past few years, Canadaland has been facing scrutiny over its coverage of Israel’s war on Gaza, largely related to its founder, host, and publisher, Jesse Brown.
- [When Student Press Schooled Big Media](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/when-student-press-schooled-big-media/) - On May 2, the University of Toronto (U of T) student group Occupy for Palestine (O4P) began an encampment at King’s College Circle in response to Israel’s ongoing war on Gaza.
- [Savouring the Story](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/savouring-the-story/) - In an age where a thirty-second TikTok can make or break a restaurant, conventional food reporting could become a thing of the past. However, many still see the value and relevance of traditional food journalism.
- [When Silence Became Law](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/when-silence-became-law/) - It’s a cold morning in Winnipeg, and Jessica Scott-Reid, a freelance journalist, stands outside a slaughterhouse with activist groups, waiting for the chicken trucks to arrive. When a truck arrives, the animals are concealed under tarps. Trucks avoid being documented by speeding past stop signs where activists are waiting, according to animal rights activist Danae Tonge.
- [Free as a Zine](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/free-as-a-zine/) - As community-focused storytelling becomes increasingly rare, zines offer readers connection and truth to niche subjects. While mainstream media often prioritizes clicks over community, zines like Rage, What Is to Be Done, and A Black Image Manifesto are carving out spaces where liberation movements can thrive and under-represented voices can flourish.
- [Journalism Finds a Way](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/journalism-finds-a-way/) - Krista Langlois, a long-time freelance writer for Hakai Magazine based in Colorado, joined the editorial team at the start of 2024 and was ready to move to Canada. Her husband had given his notice at work, and she was applying for a Canadian work visa. They found renters for their house in Colorado and secured a rental home in Victoria, B.C.
- [Last Toast](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/last-toast/) - On the crisp evening of Nov. 28, the Toronto Reference Library is quiet with anticipation as images from five decades of The Fifth Estate illuminate the walls. As the hundreds of guests in the Bram & Bluma Appel Salon settle, a voice calls for everyone to take their seats.
- [Journalists: Report Indigenous Joy](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/journalists-report-indigenous-joy/) - A CBC News article recently caught the attention of Gabrielle McMann, an Ojibwe journalist, advisor and lecturer on Indigenous reporting, and a member of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation—but not for the right reason.
- [The Last Dance](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-last-dance/) - Just a couple of decades ago, dance journalism was common in Canadian magazines such as The Dance Current, Dance International, and Dance in Canada, with dance reviews and dancer profiles present in major publications and radio shows.
- [In the Year 2025...](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/in-the-year-2025/) - Journalism is facing a tough choice: evolve or die. Journalism has always thrived on asking tough questions, so here’s one for the industry itself: What should we do better this year?
- [Let's Get Personal](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/lets-get-personal/) - Back in December, I shared a personal experience of a microaggression in an episode of We Met U When . . . , a documentary podcast series that explores the power of news stories and the experiences of the people in them. I recorded this experience unexpectedly while wrapping up a phone interview with a professor about a Black scholar she mentored.
- [Big Tech, Big Lawsuit](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/big-tech-big-lawsuit/) - “Big tech, again and again, shows itself to be an industry that moves with entitlement and lack of care,” wrote author Michael Melgaard in a contribution for The Walrus in 2023. Not long before the magazine’s interviews with Melgaard and other Canadian writers, The Atlantic’s Alex Reisner had exposed the contents of Books3, a text database used to train LLaMA, Meta’s large language model (LLM) for AI-generated text.
- [Connecting Kids to News](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/connecting-kids-to-news/) - CBC launched its Kids News digital platform in 2018 to help Canadian children stay informed while developing their media literacy skills. However, when the pandemic hit in 2020, the platform became increasingly relevant to younger audiences due to the reliable, age-appropriate health information it provided them.
- [The Last Showrunners](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-last-showrunners/) - On February 10, fans of Breakfast Television were stunned when co-host Devo Brown announced on-air that Meredith Shaw and Sid Seixeiro were let go from the morning show. A Rogers sports and media representative told Postmedia that these latest moves were an “evolution” for the program and new plans would be announced in the coming weeks. Days later, Broadcast Dialogue reported that Corus Entertainment confirmed another round of staff cuts—part of the company’s plan to cut 10 percent of its workforce and streamline operations.
- [Impassioned but Exhausted](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/impassioned-but-exhausted/) - When Twitter was first on the rise, Talia Ricci recalls how hectic it was to live tweet while filing on deadline.
- [The Substack Dilemma](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-substack-dilemma/) - A longtime music journalist, Michael Barclay began writing on Substack during what he calls a “mid-career crisis.” After working for Exclaim!, Maclean’s, CBC, and other outlets, he launched That Night in Toronto, a newsletter focused on music and culture.
- [ChatGPT, Are You After My Job?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/chatgpt-are-you-after-my-job/) - “When we talk about generative AI,” says Cody Gault, “there is fear that it’s going to take newsroom jobs.” Gault, product manager at the Toronto Star, saying what was on everyone’s mind on a panel on the future of AI in newsrooms to an audience of working journalists, retired professionals, students, and professors.
- [Anchored in Community](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/anchored-in-community/) - Ginella Massa’s push into journalism began with her mother’s advice: “Just because it hasn’t been done before, doesn’t mean you can’t be the first to do it.”
- [Chill Out, Journalists](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/chill-out-journalists/) - In Canadian newsrooms, a silent force is shaping which stories get published and which ones don’t. It’s not editorial standards, audience metrics, or a lack of reporting skill—it’s fear. “The legal risk in journalism has always been a cost of doing business,” says Josh Lynn, a public relations manager at Animal Justice and a former journalist.
- [Editors’ Note](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/editors-note/) - Standing Our Ground This era is tumultuous for journalism. Another Trump presidency has cut Voice of America and Radio Free Europe. A trade war with our closest ally dominates our newswires daily. The rise of AI and Big Tech’s influence over news makes us wary if we’ll have a job waiting next year, next month—even
- [2025 Diversity Report](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/2025-diversity-report/) - The Review of Journalism strives to create a workplace and publication that reflects the diversity of both our readers and the stories we tell. Every year, our masthead publishes an anonymous breakdown of the race, gender, sexuality, and disability representation of our staff. This annual summary allows us to track progress over time and compare our newsroom’s diversity with other Canadian journalism organizations, as tracked by the Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ).
- [Baseball, Birding, and Chocolate Zucchini Cake](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/emma-mcintosh-profile/) - Looking back, where did I get the audacity to do that?” asks Emma McIntosh, reflecting on her early days as a journalist in high school. “There was this quote that went along the lines of ‘Mr. V. declined to comment, stating a desire to keep his professional life and community work separate.’ I was crazy.”
- [Don’t Read the Comments](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/dont-read-the-comments/) - “Okay, ma’am,” a crackling voice interrupts the caller. “Ma’am, can I talk?” Minutes into her report to the Ottawa Police hotline, journalist Rachel Gilmore feels exasperated. She is reporting a violent email sent to The Hill Times’ Erica Ifill—a name-dropping salad of verbal abuse such as “woke,” “cunt,” and racial slurs—including death threats.
- [Lost at Sea](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/lost-at-sea/) - August 26, 2024, was one of the worst days of Pam Sword’s working life. The paper where she had been the web editor for over a decade—The Chronicle Herald, Halifax’s 150-year-old daily broadsheet—had been sold to Postmedia, Canada’s national news behemoth.
- [Barred from the Story](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/barred-from-the-story/) - If Brandi Morin had to place a bet on where she might get arrested, her home Treaty Six territories in Edmonton, Alberta, wouldn’t even make her shortlist. The moment the Indigenous journalist later described as “one of the darkest chapters” of her career began while Morin was covering an Indigenous-led homeless encampment on a cold, harsh winter night.
- [Paranoid of the Android](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/paranoid-of-the-android/) - It’s early October 2024, and the Toronto Star’s conference room is abuzz with anticipation. Stephen Ghigliotty, a marketing strategist with expertise in artificial intelligence, is preparing to host a five-hour learning session on the impacts of AI on journalism. The space is warm and welcoming, but beneath the surface lurks an undeniable undercurrent of fear. Ghigliotty can feel it when he steps into the conference room.
- [Pride & Politics](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/pride-politics/) - In the summer of 2024, thousands gather in downtown Toronto for Canada’s largest Pride celebration. The crowd surges forward, and for a moment I lose myself in the sea of colour, pressed shoulder to shoulder near Church-Wellesley Village. It’s then I see rainbow flags waving high in the air and hear the raucous cheers of spectators growing louder and louder. The parade has started. The air hums with excitement as performers in extravagant costumes twirl and dance on the floats. Food vendors and community booths line the streets, serving everything from rainbow popsicles to pamphlets on 2SLGBTQIA+ rights and resources.
- [Why Does Everyone Hate Us?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/why-does-everyone-hate-us/) - We are not the “enemy of the people,” we swear! I open my eyes to a beautiful morning. Despite my better judgment, I log onto X (formerly Twitter, and hopefully, one day, Twitter again). And there it is. “The legacy media is pure propaganda!” Here we go. What a great way to start my morning.
- [How to Survive a Publishing Apocalypse](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/how-to-survive-a-publishing-apocalypse/) - The evening begins in a cheery reception room. Lined with appetizers and sparkling wine, and framed by tall ceilings, it seems much too formal and well-orchestrated for a magazine event. It’s December 2, 2024, and the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto is welcoming attendees to The Walrus Talks, a national event series hosted by The Walrus.
- [Sharp Pen, Soft Heart](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/sharp-pen-soft-heart/) - In August 1999, Karlheinz Schreiber sat in a corner of a bustling Toronto hotel restaurant, gesturing enthusiastically to National Post reporter Philip Mathias about an instant spaghetti cooking machine he was promoting. It was a strange scene for the German-Canadian businessman, whose name was synonymous with high-stakes deals involving planes, tanks, and whispers of political intrigue. Mathias, who had initially broken the story that connected former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney to the Airbus probe, listened carefully for the possibility that Schreiber might let something slip.
- [Down the Rabbit Hole of Objectivity](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/down-the-rabbit-hole-of-objectivity/) - Can journalism be objective in a complex world—and should it? Objectivity, as it’s commonly understood in newsrooms, is often considered a cornerstone of journalistic practice. Impartiality is outlined in CBC’s Journalistic Standards and Practices handbook as an essential element in maintaining credibility and trust with its audience. But recent years have proven that journalism doesn’t
- [Behind the Curtain](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/behind-the-curtain/) - Have you ever nominated yourself for a journalism award and started second-guessing whether you made a typo? What exactly goes into picking a winner, anyway? Who decides? What does the competition look like? When will I receive my cash prize?
- [Alarmist, Inaccurate, Transphobic](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/alarmist-inaccurate-transphobic/) - On a rainy evening in November 2024, the Black Sheep pub in Toronto’s Liberty Village was alive with a warm energy. The space buzzed with laughter and chatter as guests showed up to attend the launch party for the sixteenth issue of Queer Toronto Literary Magazine (QT). The issue, “Dream State,” was dedicated to celebrating trans and non-binary voices.
- [Breaking the Unbreakable](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/breaking-the-unbreakable/) - The journalism industry is evolving—too bad our rules aren’t keeping pace Journalism has changed. The hard-boiled, film-noir-esque stereotype no longer resembles the journalists of today. So, why do so many reporters believe our unwritten, “unbreakable” rules aren’t in need of an update, too? After all, journalists love breaking these pesky little rules when doing so
- [Shireen’s Pitch](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/shireens-pitch/) - It’s April 2024, and Shireen Ahmed is sitting in her parents’ home in Windsor, Ontario, her hijab draped loosely over her head. It’s a three-hour drive from Ahmed’s own home in Toronto, but these visits with her mother and father would be routine regardless of the distance. It’s a few months before the 2024 Olympics and Paralympics in Paris, for which Ahmed is to write and create video essays as part of CBC’s coverage, on top of her regular column. But a scheduled call with CBC Olympic executive producer Sherali Najak has Ahmed slightly apprehensive.
- [You Never Forget Your First](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/you-never-forget-your-first/) - When that first story finally comes together, it’s not the masterpiece you imagined. You wince at the phrasing, obsess over the structure, and brace yourself for feedback. Then you see your name in print and realize that your voice can reach an audience. It ignites a hunger to tell more stories, refine your craft, and chase the next byline, because now you understand the power of being heard.
- [Where Did You Hear That? The Importance of Fact-checking in the Age of Social Media](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/where-did-you-hear-that-the-importance-of-fact-checking-in-the-age-of-social-media/) - Last summer, I was at a work dinner when our conversation turned to Imane Khalif, Algeria's first-ever Olympic gold medalist in women’s boxing. Unfortunately, Khalif’s win sparked transphobic comments and questions about her genetic eligibility. My highly respected colleague argued that transgender women shouldn’t be allowed to compete in women’s sports, citing Khalif’s landslide victory
- [The Magazine Rack Invasion](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-magazine-rack-invasion/) - “The last time I flew, I was really disappointed at what I was seeing in terms of what the options were,” says Chris Radley, executive director of the national trade organization Magazines Canada.
- [No Explanation Needed](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/no-explanation-needed/) - Explainers simplify complex topics so you can feel like the smartest person in the room—but do they go deep enough? We’ve all encountered that one person at a dinner party—the know-it-all. They haven’t just read the news; they seem to know everything there is to know and will nearly bring the conversation to a halt,
- [Behind the Headlines](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/behind-the-headlines/) - When the reporting stops, the reading continues Journalists read and write for a living. Yet, when deadline pressures fade and the news cycle resets, what writing, if any, truly shapes their perspectives? Whether it’s radical critiques, whodunits, or musical analyses, the books we read inevitably bleed into the stories we tell. Here, three Canadian journalists
- [Missing Voices](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/missing-voices/) - On December 3, 2024, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law. It was a move for political self-preservation that Yoon retracted only a few hours later. As the first such declaration since the 1980s, when martial law was used to silence pro-democracy protestors, it recalled a time many South Koreans believed was long behind them. In military barracks across the country, young soldiers stayed up late, against orders, watching the news and wondering what it might mean. They were frustrated—would they have to carry out Yoon’s order while serving mandatory military time? “We were very annoyed,” says one soldier, who spoke to the Review on condition of anonymity.
- [From Nipissing to New York](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/from-nipissing-to-new-york/) - On the first Monday in May, Christian Allaire, a senior fashion and style writer at Vogue, is up at seven in the morning writing stories in preparation for fashion’s biggest event. By the early afternoon, he is ready and ravishing on Fifth Avenue for the Met Gala’s 2024 red carpet, themed “The Garden of Time.” Allaire, descending from Italian-French and Ojibwe lineage, wears a black suit and blazer detailed with purple lupines and scarlet red Indian paintbrushes—the flowers from back home. His designer, Jamie Okuma, added a traditional black-and-white Ojibwe breechcloth to the pants, mixing the tailored, modern suit with traditional, cultural attire. To top it off, Allaire carries an antique, multicoloured shoulder bag with floral beadwork to represent his heritage and home.
- [Ukraine Dispatches](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/ukraine-dispatches/) - Thousands of miles away from his native Vancouver, journalist Tim Mak is on the Counteroffensive A Shahed kamikaze drone hurtles over Canadian-American journalist Tim Mak’s Kyiv apartment. It’s February 2025, three years into the raging war. A few days later, shrapnel from a shattered air defence interceptor rains down on the downtown office housing his young
- [Love & Journalism](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/love-journalism/) - I’ve just gone through a break-up. It’s 2 a.m. and my computer screen casts light on my face in the darkness of my room. A past lover is posting selfies on Instagram. While he’s living his best life, I’m trying to finish a 2,000-word feature for the Review. I’m grappling with heartache and asking myself if any of it was real. Did he care at all? Staring at the blank screen, I wonder why heartbreak always hits hardest when you have a deadline.
- [Not Talked About](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/not-talked-about/) - On a cold evening late last fall, the crisp air urges guests to pull their coats tighter. When guests step inside capsul Studio in Toronto’s Liberty Village neighbourhood, the space radiates coziness, not just from the heating but from the energy of attendees. Conversations mix with the soft hum of background music.
- [Strength in Numbers](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/strength-in-numbers/) - In 1994, Fred Vallance-Jones had been a journalist for 10 years, travelling across western Manitoba reporting stories for CBC Radio. Intrigued by a new and rapidly growing type of journalism called computer-assisted reporting, he flew to Ottawa to attend a training session organized by the Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ). “They pulled out this mysterious database software called FoxPro, and I was amazed by what it could do,” he recalls.
- [To Journalists, We Are an Afterthought](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/to-journalists-we-are-an-afterthought/) - Try doing your homework before you talk to us As someone who fights the system through advocacy for Indigenous people, I am often interviewed by journalists. I’ve lost count of how many times I have had to “educate” journalists. It’s exhausting. Just recently, I was asked for a media interview concerning the retirement of First
- [Second in Consideration](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/second-in-consideration/) - Does Canada risk losing a vital platform for citizen journalism? Earlier this year, nearly all of Gen Z held its breath, waiting to see if TikTok would shut down in the United States. Digital creators said their tearful goodbyes, hit one last dance move, and scrambled to promote their other platforms. But just hours after
- [Lights, Camera, Fact Check](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/lights-camera-fact-check/) - If you’ve ever watched The Newsroom or The Morning Show and thought, “Wow, journalism looks thrilling,” you wouldn’t be alone. Fast-paced newsrooms, dramatic interviews, and high-stakes ethical dilemmas make for compelling television. But these depictions raise an important question: how much of this is real, and how much is entertainment?
- [When We Become the Story](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/when-we-become-the-story/) - As journalists we want to report the story, not become the story. Sometimes, though, it’s unavoidable. Back in December 1992, an investigation I did into drug trafficking and corruption with a team from CBC’s The Fifth Estate led to the shocking suicide of a senior RCMP inspector the day before we went to air. Then there are some famous cases when our own media companies become the story—like when Fifth Estate broadcast “The Unmaking of Jian Ghomeshi” in 2014, exposing how CBC mishandled sexual assault allegations against its former star radio host.
- [Drawing the Line](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/drawing-the-line/) - David. Michael. Theo. Patrick. Greg. These are the names of the cartoonists I usually see as I flip through the Toronto Star, The Globe and Mail, Montreal’s The Gazette, and the Winnipeg Free Press.
- [Don't Call Me Dangerous](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/dont-call-me-dangerous/) - On a rainy evening in November 2024, the Black Sheep pub in Toronto’s Liberty Village was alive with a warm energy. The space buzzed with laughter and chatter as guests showed up to attend the launch party for the sixteenth issue of Queer Toronto Literary Magazine (QT). The issue, “Dream State,” was dedicated to celebrating trans and non-binary voices.
- [Top Qualities of Today’s Journalist](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/top-qualities-of-todays-journalist/) - Five ways YOU can be a SuperStar™ Journo! Let’s face it—journalism has changed. If you think you’re cut out for this industry, you’re going to need to either get with it or switch to communications. But don’t worry, friend. Change is a good thing. Where reporters once used a typewriter to write stories from ink
- [The Zine Scene](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-zine-scene/) - Indie mags take a page from Toronto’s zinesters On a rain-soaked mid-December 2024 evening, Houndstooth, on the southern border of Toronto’s Little Italy, trades its gloomy red glow for warm house lights. Zine Devils is the self-made print market taking up the cafe and bar’s front stoop for the weekend. Each micro-publication costs $2 to $10,
- [Ink On and Off the Page](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/samira-speaks-out/) - Tattoos are a deeply personal and visual expression of identity. They offer a window into who someone is—their passions, values, memories, and interests, all etched into their skin. In the same way, journalist’s stories provide insight into their worldview—how they process ideas, what compels them to tell certain stories, and ultimately, what drives them as storytellers.
- [Out of the Spotlight](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/out-of-the-spotlight/) - It’s a chilly weekend in November 2024, but outside T3 Bayside, the crisp air is charged with excitement. Crowd control bollards funnel guests—hundreds of homegrown designers, models, photographers, artists, and fashion lovers—into the runway room, where they await the chance to see the new collections and mingle among art and clothing. Bursts of colour, texture, and personality transform this east downtown Toronto space on the waterfront. T3 Bayside, which boasts the title of tallest timber office building in North America, is hosting 8,000 attendees and participants at Fashion Art Toronto, a four-day annual celebration of Canadian fashion. This weekend, the event is debuting fall and winter fashions, showcasing more than 40 Canadian designers.
- [The New Newsroom](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-new-newsroom/) - From May to August 2024, Canadaland had two keen fellows, Mia Johnson and Leora Schertzer, who wrote stories for its flagship show, also Canadaland. Most mornings, they were at the office at nine in the morning—hours before podcast host Noor Azrieh arrived—and they would be the last to leave. Nobody showed up to the office that early, other than founder Jesse Brown. The fellows frequently engaged in meetings and talked about the news. The stories they produced on their own usually took a team of three to four people to accomplish, according to Azrieh. Johnson made an episode called “The Painful Truth about IUDs,” while Schertzer created “Waste Management: Sh*t’s Complicated.”
- [Crossword - Magazine Madness](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/magazine-madness/) - Think you know your Canadian magazines? Prove it....No Googling If you are interested in printing out the crossword and doing it on paper, use the PDF at this link! Across 4. City mag exploring food, culture, and style in Canada’s largest metropolis 9. Rustic retreats and lakeside living, as covered here 11. Magazine named after
- [Samira Speaks Out](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/samira-speaks-out-2/) - Samira Mohyeddin’s On the Line Media seeks to address the “reckoning” journalism faces Samira Mohyeddin is editor in chief and founder of On the Line Media (OTL), a digital journalism organization. A former CBC Radio host and producer, she doesn’t shy away from identifying as a queer reporter from Iran or withhold critiques of traditional news media. A true
- [What Type of Journalist Would You Be In the Apocalypse?](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/what-type-of-journalist-would-you-be-in-the-apocalypse/) - The world has officially gone to hell—whether it’s zombies, climate catastrophe, nuclear war, artificial intelligence, robots, or just late-stage capitalism finally collapsing in on itself. But guess what? Journalism never dies. The people need information more than ever, and it’s your duty to get out there and tell the story.
- [The Not-So-Subtle Price of Writing in the Passive Voice](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-not-so-subtle-price-of-writing-in-the-passive-voice/) - How media framing through linguistics perpetuates biases in coverage of the Israel-Gaza conflict In Gaza, people seem to die violently out of nowhere. Homes crumble on their own, leaving architects left scratching their heads. Food no longer enters the city, as if it were revolting against the hungry. What are readers to make of this
- [Not Just a Newsroom Problem](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/not-just-a-newsroom-problem/) - Canadian journalists have long shouldered the responsibility of reporting on tragedies and distressing events, oftentimes at the expense of their own mental well-being. While many staff writers now have access to employer-funded mental health resources, the situation is different for freelancers, who are often left to navigate these challenges alone.
- [Double Sided](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/double-sided/) - The first time I met Roveena Jassal, we were both performing at the same showcase, “Conscious Songs 4 Conscious Minds,” in the summer of 2023 at Content Day Studios. I don’t remember how our conversation started—it was probably something like, “I loved your set”—but I definitely remember how it ended.
- [The Arts of the Deal](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/the-arts-of-the-deal/) - In March, after a month of deliberation by President Donald Trump to impose tariffs on numerous countries, a 25 percent tax was placed on goods entering the United States from Canada and Mexico. Canadians across the country remained uneasy as the days went on, fearing possible job cuts and even higher inflation.

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- [Reviewed](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/category/reviewed/) - The Review of Journalism turned forty in 2024. Join us for our 40th anniversary podcast, Review-ed. Hosts, Mariana, Sahaana and Lidia review Canada’s “watchdog on the watchdogs.” They revisit past stories and explore how Review alumni, journalism and storytelling has changed. After four decades on assignment, it’s time for the Review to be Review-ed.
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- [Behind the Review](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/category/podcast-2/review-podcasts-btr/) - Behind the Review is a Review of Journalism podcast that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the journalistic work of our staff at the Review.
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- [whats real journalism](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/tag/whats-real-journalism/)
- [journalist identity](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/tag/journalist-identity/)
- [quiz](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/tag/quiz/)
- [what kind of journalist are you](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/tag/what-kind-of-journalist-are-you/)
- [media framing](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/tag/media-framing/)
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- [false information](https://reviewofjournalism.ca/tag/false-information/)
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