Justice Heather Perkins-McVey has dismissed Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich’s application to vary her conditional sentence and permit international travel for work.

B.C.’s Opposition Conservative party hired a private investigator to target its critics, including current and former MLAs, as well as CHEK News’ political correspondent.

Buried in an opinion piece about California's Community NEWS Act is the announcement that Lookout Santa Cruz has achieved something remarkable (and rare) in local news: It's profitable. Six years aft...

Over 62,000 people have been arrested for online speech offences in five years, according to a new report by Big Brother Watch. That's an average of 34 a day! Why police our tweets and not our streets...

CHCH-TV in Hamilton is cancelling its Saturday evening newscasts due to ongoing economic pressures, reducing weekend local television news coverage.

Journalism is expensive to produce, yet much of the value it creates is easy to take for granted. News competes for attention with social posts,

Researchers come with a track record of bias, questionable methods

Researchers come with a track record of bias, questionable methods

The Carney government is continuing its retreat from Justin Trudeau’s attempts to regulate the Internet, ditching policies targeting mostly American companies while promising more government funding f...

Feds plan to instead throw more taxpayer dollars at a media clamoring for increased subsidies

In the wake of Big Media’s latest round of radio closures, workers are refusing to let local broadcasting die. Co-operative ownership offers a viable alternative to corporate consolidation, writes Mar...

Twelve states, including California and New York, sued to block Paramount’s takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery on Monday, arguing that the $81-billion US merger would "extinguish competition" in Holly...

Canada’s largest newspaper chain has amplified conservative grievance politics — creating fertile ground for MAGA-style ideas, Alberta separatism, and an increasingly polarized political landscape

How Canada’s press fell into the hands of private equity firms and hedge funds, while its broadcasters were captured by telecom giants, should be a central question for journalism and communications s...

Corporate donations to universities might help to explain a lack of critical media research

A media subsidy introduced as part of the massive 2019 newspaper industry bailout could soon be extended to broadcasters, despite them being mostly owned by our highly-profitable telecom companies, an...

Some of Canada’s most profitable companies could soon get billions in public money as a result

Some of Canada’s most profitable companies could soon get billions in public money as a result

Nearly two years have passed since the October 7, 2023, attacks in southern Israel, when scores of innocent Israelis were maimed, raped, tortured, more than 1,200 brutally murdered, and over 250 kidna...

Overjoyed newsroom staff in communities across Wyoming are back on the job with pay after corporate closure laid off 30 employees.

Mark Carney suggested he is considering substituting or rescinding the Online News Act to ensure local news spreads wider and faster.

Los Angeles is home to the second-largest concentration of Post readers, per News Corp.

A secret lobbying effort by Hewlett Packard Enterprise has pushed Donald Trump’s Justice Department to reverse course on the tech giant’s $14 billion megamerger and led to the ouster of top department...

The American information space is not merely changing; it is undergoing a hostile takeover. It is a deliberate, coordinated campaign by a new class of oligarchs out of Silicon Valley that includes Jef...

News Corp Authorizes New $1 Billion Stock Repurchase Program and Intends to Accelerate Pace of Buyback Total authorization to increase to $1.3 billion including $303 million remaining under the Compan...

Derek Mead reveals how he's more than doubled his audience base by showing which news stories make the cut, which ones don't and why

Deal builds Texas hub for Hearst, shrinks remaining locally focused public newspaper companies to two.

A long-standing maxim in the newspaper business holds that the longer you spend as a journalist, the more jaded and cynical you become. As a high-profile columnist for national newspapers since 1985, ...

How Canada can learn from its proud shipbuilding past to secure its future, diversify its economy, and boost its manufacturing capabilities

Jesus Garcia-Gonzalez explains how the San Antonio Area Foundation is building a model to support underserved newsrooms in South-Central Texas

We hold ourselves to the same standard of public accountability that we expect from other institutions and governments.

VANCOUVER—Following the closure of Glacier Media’s digital community newspapers in April and May, which affected the jobs of Unifor Local 2000 members, journalists are now banding together to form a w...

Unifor tells the CRTC that Bell and Rogers can't sustain local news without help, urging strong regulation and funding support for Canada's media industry.

In both the United States and Canada increasing numbers of people report limited or no confidence in universities and think they are poorly managed. The public is losing faith in part due to universit...

Fresh off what must have been a crushing election loss by their favoured Conservatives, right-wing media are getting desperate in their quest for any evidence that it might have been a result of large...

Quebecor's TVA Group announced Wednesday it is eliminating 30 positions, primarily within its television division.

Changes to Alberta’s municipal governance rules have jeopardized a stable source of revenue for newspapers and politicized funding, industry argues

As a governing body, it has done nothing to hold outsiders to the same rules and regulations as our own media outlets

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