The Journalistic Sources Protection Act was welcomed by Canadian media outlets. Continue reading →

Canadian Heritage Minister Melanie Joly announced a new strategy to help support Canadian media and the arts, and an agreement with Netflix. Continue reading →

Staff at the National Post, the flagship publication of Canada’s largest newspaper company, announced Wednesday that they are beginning a union drive with CWA Canada. Continue reading →

Chinese ambassador Lu Shaye blamed the Canadian media for disseminating a negative portrait of his country. Continue reading →

The Toronto Star is shutting down Star Touch, the ambitious tablet app it launched less than two years ago in the hope of forging a digital future against dwindling returns on print media advertising and circulation revenue at its parent company. Continue reading →

“We are calling upon government to continue its support of one of our Charter rights – freedom of the press – whose very existence is threatened.” Continue reading →

A majority Canadians say they trust traditional news media. Continue reading →

A new poll suggests Canadians get a failing grade when it comes to spotting fake news. Continue reading →

Committee members say they’re struggling to put the finishing touches on a report that could recommend Ottawa create a digital fund to help smaller newspapers. Continue reading →

Torstar didn’t provide details about what parts of its business will lose positions. Continue reading →