Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault called a news conference Monday to clarify remarks he made in an interview aired over the weekend

While saying he intends to act on new recommendations, Steven Guilbeault also said he would be a "defender" of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

Among the proposals are for CBC to wean itself off of advertising over the next five years.

The Supreme Court of Canada is ordering a case concerning protection of journalistic sources back to a lower court.

The Quebec government will table a long-term plan to help struggling news companies. On Monday, the government gave a $5 million dollar loan to Capitales Médias Group after it declared bankruptcy. 

The subject resurfaced when Groupe Capitales Médias, a cash-strapped French-language newspaper chain, filed for creditor protection.

The alternative media company says the closure of the Montreal office follows the overhaul of its platforms.

A controversial Liberal plan to name a panel to determine which journalism organizations can access new tax credits is again under fire.

Women of colour and Indigenous women are severely underrepresented, both on and behind the screen.

The federal government's $595-million media fund should be provoking a huge debate, and yet it’s receiving little attention, Tasha Kheiriddin says.