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BBC Announces Its Position on Climate Change, Will CBC Follow?

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In September, the BBC released its first ever guide to reporting on climate change. They admit to getting climate change coverage wrong too often. They also provided a one hour course training for their staff. Now that the BBC has officially announced their position on climate change, we asked CBC if they plan to… Continue reading BBC Announces Its Position on Climate Change, Will CBC Follow?

Meet this year’s Indigenous Journalism fellows

Ntawnis Piapot (left) and Jasmine Kabatay will receive their fellowships at the CJF Awards on June 14. (Photos courtesy of April Dawn and Jasmine Kabatay)

The recipients of the Canadian Journalism Foundation-CBC fellowship share light on stories they hope to investigate

The Interview: Erica Johnson

March 16, 2016 - Vancouver, BC - Promo photos for CBC. Photo by Jimmy Jeong

The RRJ spoke with Erica Johnson from CBC’s Go Public about how she got started, the origins of the telecom investigation, and what it’s like to regularly confront the subjects of her investigations.

Choosing to talk with cancer

Senior CBC reporter Jody Porter is drawing on multiple sources of energy to help navigate her own cancer diagnosis. Among them, family, a new dog and the strength witnessed from countless women she’s encountered over her more than twenty years as a journalist in Canada.

In a RRJ exclusive, veteran Indigenous reporter Jody Porter reflects on the strength she’s found in the women she’s met, and how cancer has caused change

War reporters face a different battle back home

While the security of returning home can be a relief for journalists, some find that containing professional and personal emotions is a difficult balance to maintain. (Susan Soosay/Flickr)

How journalists facing trauma can take care themselves after covering conflict