Canadian journalism

Heritage Minister Mélanie Joly unveiled Thursday what she billed as a road map for the future of Canada's creative industries.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Dan Fagin examines why some people don't buy into climate change, what that means for media, and why U.S. reporters seem to love Canada's prime minister.

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A group representing print and digital media publishers is calling on the federal government to set up a $350 million fund to support journalism in Canada.

As the first digital-only publication to be selected for a Michener citation of merit for public service, National Observer made history this week.

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A major new report is calling for dramatic changes to help shore up Canada's news industry as it faces a massive decline in revenues and a growing "fake news" problem.

Supt. David Vautour says the employee acted in a manner that was contrary to the Mounties’ core values and has been disciplined.

The number of reporters who were subject to police surveillance in Quebec is growing.

It's been sad for me to watch what is happening in the once mighty newsrooms of the nation. It's been like the journalism killing fields.

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Here in Canada, things don’t look so certain. There are dire warnings about what the standoff between Meta and the federal government will all mean for Canadian media companies and Canadians. I’m alarmed, too.