The CBC fired a reporter who tried to blow the whistle on systemic racism
The broadcaster acted improperly when they combed through the employee's private messages for evidence of a leak, arbitrator rules
January 14, 2021
By Jonathan Goldsbie
Essential Voices: Working in the Pandemic
Essential workers from across the country talk about the unique challenges of these strange times
January 11, 2021
By CANADALAND
Before Daily Hive Grew, People Wrote for Free. Now an Early Contributor Is Going to Court to Get Paid.
Writer claims he was sold on a "ground-floor opportunity"
January 9, 2020
By Darryl Greer
Young Journalists Have Heard Enough About “Fake News”
Please teach us how to navigate a shrinking industry looking to exploit us, instead
September 6, 2019
By Ben Cohen
Canadian Media Is Getting A Bailout. Its Freelancers Aren’t.
Which part of journalism, the companies or the journalists, does the government really want to support?
July 9, 2019
By Jaren Kerr
Inside The “Cult” Of Kielburger
Two dozen former employees open up about WE.
June 25, 2019
By Jaren Kerr
StarMetro Vancouver Has A Union, But Not A Contract
Members voted down a tentative agreement last week
May 17, 2019
By Jaren Kerr
Things The Globe And Mail Would Probably Rather Forget
As the newspaper celebrates its 175th birthday, we offer an alternative history, from fascism to plagiarism
March 4, 2019
By Jamie Bradburn
BuzzFeed Is Unionizing In Canada, And It’s Giving Us All The Feels
Unlike its U.S. counterpart, the Canadian union includes more than just the News team
February 13, 2019
By Jonathan Goldsbie
COMMONS
CORRUPTION #8 – Hockey’s Hall of Shame
Canada is hockey crazy. But at the heart of the sport is a system of unpaid labour that scars some boys for life. And the teams and leagues are doing whatever it takes to make sure things stay exactly the way they are.
