Culture

Canadian media is failing when it comes to diversity. #CJOF co-founder Anita Li explains why change needs to happen now.

A new target has popped up on Google’s radar. The tech giant is coming for Canada’s cities and Toronto’s waterfront is at the top of their hit list.

FRIENDS delivered a whole lot of love for the CBC, along with some frank criticism that can only come from the closest of friends.

Kimit Sekhon explains why we need to keep supporting community radio stations, which provide crucial connections, diverse perspectives, free expression and technical training.

Media coverage of Indigenous issues increased in 2019, but for the most part its quality did not.

Thanks to our generous supporters, we're able to harness political cartoonist Michael de Adder’s powerful illustrations to advocate for better funding for the CBC, stronger policies to protect Canadian culture, and much more.

Chronic underfunding and stiff competition from Silicon Valley giants are threatening the survival of Quebec TV production.

Colin Scheyen on the importance of remembering Canada’s unique role in the development of documentary film, and how the form that defines us can help preserve our democracy.

As the Fédération professionnelle des journalistes du Québec (FPJQ) celebrates its 50th anniversary, André Lavoie reviews the organization’s history and some of the challenges it has faced over the years.