It’s Past Time For Indigenous Writers To Get a Seat at the Table
What it was like being one of the first Indigenous reporters to work at the Toronto Star.
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Historicist: “As Interesting as It Is Timely”
Young journalist William Lyon Mackenzie King describes the “foreigners who live in Toronto.”
What’s It Like To Cover The Rebel Media Freedom Rally?
Listen to journalists discuss the challenges reporting on Islamophobic events.
Historicist: The Importance of Being Doris
The Lives of Toronto’s Iranian Exiles
Historicist: A Toronto Journalist Reports from the USSR in 1932
Frederick Griffin, the ace reporter of the Star, spends the summer of 1932 touring the USSR.
Finding the Canadian Moral Compass, on the Road
Historicist: Kit’s Kingdom
The story of Kathleen Blake Coleman, pioneering female journalist and war correspondent.
Sue-Ann Levy and Sunshine Girls to Disappear Behind a Toronto Sun Paywall Next Week
The Toronto Sun joins the rest of Toronto's daily papers, behind the great wall.
Still Getting the Story Wrong
On Margaret Wente, the Globe and Mail, and public trust.
The Sun‘s Rob Granatstein is Out of a Job
At Least You’ll Be Able to Tell Your Mom You Found a Job in Media
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