Journalism

• 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
  
• 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
  
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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
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• Global Edmonton honoured for breaking news coverage with 2023 RTDNA Prairie Regional Award

  Global received an accolade via the RTDNA Prairie Regional Awards for coverage of a deadly stabbing that had members of an Edmonton neighbourhood caught in a lockdown for hours.

  Canada

  Jun 15
• Bell Media layoffs put online news bill back in the spotlight

  Bell chief legal and regulatory officer raised concerns this week about Bill C-18, saying it won't do what it's meant to if companies restrict or block news links on their sites.

  Canada

  Jun 15
• Trudeau shows no interest in compromising over online news bill

  The Liberal government's Bill C-18 would see companies like Meta and Google pay for Canadian journalism that helps them generate revenue.

  Politics

  Jun 7
• Whig Standard photojournalist talks about 40-year career in Kingston

  Ian MacAlpine of the Kingston Whig Standard has been snapping photos in the area for 40 years, and now he's reflecting on his most pivotal moments.

  Canada

  May 8
• Russian disinformation fogs up view of Ukraine war for many Canadians

  Internal government polls obtained by Global News show that two-thirds of Canadians say disinformation campaigns impacts their ability to tell fact from fiction about Ukraine.

  Politics

  Feb 24
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• Community mobilizes to stop staff cuts at Montreal Gazette

  A group calling itself the Friends of the Montreal Gazette, has launched a campaign they hope will stop any planned staff cuts at the newspaper.

  Canada

  Feb 12
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• Postmedia to move Alberta community newspapers to digital, make changes in Saskatchewan

  Postmedia announced measures as part of a transformation plan to come for community newspapers in the prairies which includes Saskatchewan.

  Canada

  Jan 18