📕 I wrote a book! UNDER THE WHITE GAZE combines scholarship, today's headlines, and my gripes with the industry to unpack why people of colour are too often missing or misrepresented in Canadian journalism. Out Sept. 16 with UBC Press's Purich. Preorder: ubcpress.ca/under-the-whit…

For decades, these pressmen have toiled to bring you copies of the ⁦The Telegram⁩ and many other publications. I talked to them today about their uncertain future. These artisans work on the province’s last newspaper press. I hope you’ll read their stories tomorrow.

I am very excited to be partnering again with Pandemic University Pop-up School of Writing this fall for a two-day, online bootcamp on feature writing pandemicuniversity.com/warnica-bootca…

BREAKING: Village Media is hiring reporters and editors for downtown Toronto. DM me if you've got questions. easyapply.co/a/063c0f64-561… and easyapply.co/a/4c60fed9-e05…

The future is now. Village Media — the company behind TheTrillium.ca — has published job postings ahead of the launch of Toronto Today. For reporters: easyapply.co/a/063c0f64-561… For editors: easyapply.co/a/4c60fed9-e05…

Ever since I was a little girl I knew I wanted to request public records

An important announcement from CHML:

It's really sad listening to this, I listened to 900 CHML almost everyday. Thinking of the many talented people who are out of work, and the large audience they serviced, now left without them. Local journalism is being decimated in our country. #cdnmedia #HamOnt

Come work with me! The Discourse Nanaimo is looking for a community reporter to help carry on its legacy of in-depth, independent local news. Please don't hesitate to send me a message if you have any questions about the role. discoursemedia.bamboohr.com/careers/48

The largest local Hamilton radio station has delivered its final broadcast. Corus Entertainment’s CHML took to social media on Wednesday to announce it was shutting down permanently. Danielle de Graauw reports. Click on the photo below to watch. chch.com/hamiltons-larg…

After nearly a century connecting Hamiltonians, 900 CHML has gone off the air. This is a tremendous loss for the local community. You can't put a price on the public's right to know.

New redaction level unlocked: National Defence redacted the type of secret that this document is

It's hard seeing more of my former colleagues at Corus being let go. This is so bad for local news and journalism across the country.

REMOTE JOB OPP -- WE NEED SOMEONE GREAT in this role. Help me hire them. DM for more. Content Reviewer AJ+ is looking for a staff copy editor and fact-checker. This role will also involve some UGC and video verification. The working hours are ET.

Huh. (Also, I didn't realize news companies had sponsorships, advertising and subscribers at the time the Assyrians were rampaging about.) niagaranow.com/news.phtml/poi…

Join us TOMORROW at 2:30pm EDT for the next CFE virtual forum series event - The Battle to Cover the War in Gaza w/ Tracy Seeley Gideon Levy Akram Al Satarri & juliansher co-sponsored by Canadian Association of Journalists and Journalism Research Centre @ TMU cfe.torontomu.ca/events/battle-…

.Twitter Canada this ia ridiculous. The page of the The St. Catharines Standard is restricted for....posting the news. 🙄 X keeps getting worse.

Sorry to leave Global News in this recent round of layoffs. I'm proud of the award-winning work I've produced and am now looking for a new home for many more exclusives. If you are a news editor or producer in need of scoops, especially re: gov't contracting, hit me up.

Last year, Loyalist College suspended its storied, one-of-a-kind photojournalism program in Canada. As the last cohort of students prepare to graduate, alumni fear for the stories that will go untold. My latest for The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

So many of Canada's most renowned photojournalists came through Loyalist College's program — the only two-year diploma in the country dedicated to photojournalism. The end of it marks "the loss of a place that Canadian photojournalism could call home." theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…