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By SAHAR FATIMA STAFF REPORTER Researchers from Ryerson’s School of Journalism are investigating whether the existing press council system is

By SAHAR FATIMA STAFF REPORTER Ethnic media outlets will better serve their communities if they put more emphasis on reporting

By SAHAR FATIMA STAFF REPORTER Universities, including Ryerson, deliberately downplay the issue of sexual assault on campus because it is

By SAHAR FATIMA STAFF REPORTER Koopmans, who at the time worked for the Kamloops Daily News, circulation 12,000, said he

By MATT DEMERS STAFF REPORTER News organizations struggle with how to manage comments on their websites because just one errant

By MEREDITH GILLIES STAFF REPORTER Tim Currie, a journalism professor from University of King’s College in Halifax, says before journalists

By KAILAH BHARATH STAFF REPORTER Thirty years after Canada’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms guaranteed a free press, judges suffering

By MELINDA MALDONADO STAFF REPORTER Journalists are doing a lousy job explaining why the public should care about government secrecy,

By LAURA BETH ANDERSON STAFF REPORTER Newspapers like the Toronto Star invade people’s privacy regularly when important matters of public

By SAHAR FATIMA STAFF REPORTER Threats and intimidation are a regular part of the job for journalists working in the

By JACLYN TERSIGNI STAFF REPORTER Arts criticism is rarely subject to the same ethical scrutiny as news and sports reporting

By ISHANI NATH STAFF REPORTER Canadian news organizations should provide more coverage of world events, says the Canadian journalist who

By SAHAR FATIMA STAFF REPORTER Investigations of the role of local news in cities, including studies that explore how coverage

March 22, 2011 By PAIGE ELLIS STAFF REPORTER Maintaining a balance between life and work is challenging but it also

By SAHAR FATIMA STAFF REPORTER Terrorism became a top concern for news organizations after 9/11, but that doesn’t mean it’s

By NAKITA SINGH HANS STAFF REPORTER Media coverage of child care is surprisingly limited, with parents’ viewpoints seldom reported, despite

By SAHAR FATIMA STAFF REPORTER As Kamal Al-Solaylee worked to produce the first anthology of Toronto’s Tarragon Theatre, his siblings

December 11, 2011 By NAKITA SINGH HANS STAFF REPORTER Research shows that students are often more interested in the grade

November 19, 2011 By NAKITA SINGH HANS STAFF REPORTER The relationship between news and audiences is more interactive than ever

November 11, 2011 By SAHAR FATIMA STAFF REPORTER Investigative journalists inevitably end up in sticky situations while dealing with confidential