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Pull Quotes The [ ] review of journalism

Pull Quotes, Season Four, Episode Two: In conversation with Nora Loreto on how Long-Term Care Homes were affected by COVID

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Pull Quotes The [ ] review of journalism

Pull Quotes, Season Four, Episode One: In conversation with Brian Daly, the Atlantic director of the Canadian Association of Black Journalists

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The Interview Archive

The Interview: Tijana Martin

The Interview: Tijana Martin
The Ryerson Review spoke to Martin about how she kickstarted her career, what type of photography drew her interest, the Tom Hansen—which she’ll be starting in June, and what she has planned next.
Photo courtesy Tim Fontaine

The Interview: Tim Fontaine

The Interview: Tim Fontaine
The eagle has landed with the former journalist’s new project, an Indigenous news satire site

Inside the business

Northern Exposure

Northern Exposure
With Canada’s increased relevance in the world, international publications and broadcasters are seeing us through a new lens.

What Journalists Don’t Talk About When Women Talk About Abortion

What Journalists Don’t Talk About When Women Talk About Abortion
Why journalists don’t focus on the lived experience: The case for more first-person narratives when writing about abortion

Eye on Diversity

Annette Bazira-Okafor with 6 writers from Black Girls Magazine, all are standing between bookshelves and smiling at the camera

Teach Them Well and Let Them Lead the Way

Teach Them Well and Let Them Lead the Way
Black Girls Magazine, an essential publication in the too-white media world, perseveres against precarity

Eight documentaries from the National Film Board of Canada’s collection to watch (for free!) while you continue physical distancing

Eight documentaries from the National Film Board of Canada’s collection to watch (for free!) while you continue physical distancing
Compelling Canadian stories to enjoy from the great indoors this summer

Indigenous Issues

Hidden History

Hidden History
Voices lost in time are found in a new form.

Shaking off the Mainstream Media Albatross

Shaking off the Mainstream Media Albatross
Indigenous news satirists share how their medium offers a new framework for storytelling on Indigenous issues

The threat to local

Green Shoots

Green Shoots
How small signs of hope are sprouting up across the impoverished local news landscape

Campus Newspapers: Why Doug Ford Got It Wrong

Campus Newspapers: Why Doug Ford Got It Wrong
For some communities, campus newspapers are a major—and reliable—source for local news

Doing Good Work

Not From Concentrate

Not From Concentrate
The struggles and triumphs of journalists who live with ADHD

Coverage in a Dangerous Time

Coverage in a Dangerous Time
How Canadian photojournalists are documenting the COVID-19 pandemic from a distance

Journalism's Champs

The Empress’s New Clothes

The Empress’s New Clothes
With a renewed surge of activism and outrage from women, the media meant to serve them has found yet another consumer good to sell: feminism

Ronan Farrow and Robyn Doolittle Discuss Reporting on #MeToo

Ronan Farrow and Robyn Doolittle Discuss Reporting on #MeToo
The investigative journalists talked about power, media and politics as part of the Canadian Journalism Foundation J-Talks

From the Archives

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The Long, Dark Trail

The history, mysteries, and ethics of true crime podcasts

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Peace Pacts

How the growing trend of collaboration across newsrooms brings with it many benefits and the opportunity to blaze new journalistic trails

Your Plan B

What Is Your Plan B?

As gigs become increasingly scarce, emerging and experienced journalists are carving out new pathways

American Literary Journalist

The American Literary Journalist Who Had a Passion for Canada

The vivacious writer Edith Iglauer explained Canada to Americans and vice versa

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Deep Dive

How the two founders of The Narwhal are employing robust investigative journalism and stunning visuals to re-energize coverage of climate change

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Hidden Figures

Pulling back the curtain to find representation in film criticism

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