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Five things journalists can do to stay secure online

Matt Braga and Susana Ferreira speak at Day of MediaToo on April 10, 2018.

The past decade has seen the journalism industry undergo a significant shift. As technology’s influence on our day-to-day lives has grown, so too has its impact on media, with today’s online environment requiring journalists to be well-versed in the art of digital security. With that in mind, the Ryerson Review of Journalism hosted Matthew Braga,… Continue reading Five things journalists can do to stay secure online

Portrait of a Journalist: Kyle Edwards

Kyle Edwards was assigned to write about grossly disproportionate numbers of Indigenous children in Canada’s foster care system. He didn’t expect the story to hit so close to home. (Courtesy Kyle Edwards/Maclean’s)

The story of Indigenous kids in foster care hadn’t been properly told, so Kyle Edwards pulled it together.

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

Toronto Star suspending summer, year-long internship programs

Photo by Maria Iqbal

The Toronto Star is suspending its summer and year-long internship programs, and will resume hiring for those positions once “it’s economically feasible to do so.”

The Interview: behind Ossie Michelin’s photojournalism

Photo courtesy Ossie Michelin

Looking behind the camera with the man who took the award-winning photograph at an an anti-fracking protest.