Journalism

• Julian Assange says he ‘pleaded guilty to journalism’ in 1st remarks since being freed

  Julian Assange returned to his home country Australia in June after a deal was struck for his release which saw him plead guilty to violating U.S. espionage law.

  World

  Oct 1
  
• A ‘fresh perspective’: Global News Toronto unveils expanded newscast

  Viewers of Global News Toronto are being treated to a 'fresh perspective' on the day's news as the 50-year-old station begins a new format.

  Canada

  Sep 16
  
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• Postmedia offers to purchase Atlantic Canada’s largest newspaper chain for $1M

  A monitor’s report says Postmedia Network Inc. has offered $1 million to purchase Atlantic Canada’s largest newspaper chain.

  Economy

  Aug 3
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• Beloved news anchor Linda Olsen to retire from Global Calgary

  Olsen's last day anchoring Global News at 5 Calgary and Global News Hour at 6 Calgary will be on Monday, Aug. 19.

  Canada

  Jul 15
• Flurry of newspaper closures raise concern about future of local news

  Closures of local Canadian newsrooms in 2023 have left municipal governments, non-profits and journalists themselves trying to figure out what's next.

  Canada

  Dec 20, 2023
• Loyalist College suspends journalism programs indefinitely

  Citing declining registration numbers, Loyalist College has suspended both the photo journalism and journalism communications programs.

  Canada

  Nov 6, 2023
• Southern Alberta Institute of Technology pauses intake for Broadcast News program

  SAIT is pausing fall 2024 intake for its Broadcast News program to 'explore making adjustments to the program in response to the changing demands of the industry.'

  Economy

  Nov 1, 2023
• Métro Media to declare bankruptcy as local journalism takes another hit

  CEO Andrew Mule said the decision was made after the company abruptly suspended operations at its more than 30 hyperlocal publications, including the Journal Métro.

  Canada

  Sep 17, 2023
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• Poilievre distances himself from Conservative senator’s comments on suing reporters

  When asked if Pierre Poilievre and the Conservative caucus agree with Sen. Victor Oh’s comments about suing 'messy reporters,' the Tory leader's office responded 'no.'

  Canada

  Jul 5, 2023
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• ‘Job massacre’: Ontario journalism programs adapting to changing industry amid layoffs

  Media educators say teaching students to be storytellers will prepare graduates for careers that might have to withstand several shocks.

  Canada

  Jun 18, 2023