Letter to a Young Indigenous Journalist
You will feel alone. You will want to give up. But I urge you to keep going
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Objectivity Is a Privilege Afforded to White Journalists
Under the banner of diversity, racialized people are told to bring ourselves and our perspectives. But, if we bring too much of them, we get held back
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The Role of the Media in a Time of Crisis
When I became a journalist, I stumbled into the greatest job in the world. But now, its future is uncertain
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What the Death of Local News Means for the Federal Election
In the absence of media scrutiny, politicians have started to spin their own stories
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Enemies of the State
How the media and politicians became adversaries
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The Switchboard Operators Politicians Feared
A team of eight women at the Toronto Star became legendary for finding people no reporter could track down
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The Upside of the Globe’s Controversial Redesign
What the response to the newspaper’s new look reveals about the way we read
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The Globe and Mail’s Self-Sabotage
By firing two popular female columnists in a bid to save money, our newspaper of record may pay a bigger price: its increasing irrelevance
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Ezra Levant’s Failed Bid to Change Canada
The fallen darling of conservative rage will rise again—even if it means plying his trade outside our borders
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