J-Source Newsletter - Layoffs and voluntary buyout program at Postmedia; Freedom of information on both sides of the border

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Feb 06, 2015, 08:00 ET

TORONTO, Feb. 6, 2015 /CNW/ -

Layoffs and voluntary buyout program announced at Postmedia
Postmedia lays off national network reporters, but will continue to operate Canada.com.

Canada shares many FOI issues with the U.S.
From propaganda channels to poor public office-journalist relations, we're not alone in government transparency woes writes The Unknowable Country columnist Sean Holman.

Media on the move: February 2015
The past 10 days alone were packed with news of Canadian media moves and hires. Here's our roundup from the last half of January.

Charting a new path: Reporting on Canadian indigenous communities
When covering Aboriginal and First Nations issues, what mistakes do mainstream outlets make—and which stories do they miss entirely? Chantal Braganza live blogs a Ryerson University talk featuring APTN's Delaney Windigo and CBC Aboriginal's Connie Walker.

Great Canadian Literary Journalism
In this week's instalment, Ronan O'Beirne reviews John Gray and Stephanie Nolen's "Where Asbestos is Just a Fact of Life," an ROB Magazine profile about Canada's deadliest export.

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