More than photos: The changing role of photojournalists in Canada

by John Packman
As newspapers increase online content to include audio slideshows and video, the job of news photographer is changing.

Prosperity and pollution in New Brunswick

by Steve Davis
Critics worry that Irving-owned newspapers overemphasize the potential economic boom of an ‘East Coast energy hub’ while neglecting the environmental repercussions.

Freedom of sketch

by Kim Hart Macneill
Cartoonist Bruce MacKinnon and a Halifax Muslim group may not agree on editorial cartoons, but neither understand the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission’s complaints process.

Mobile news is the next challenge

by Melissa Di Costanzo
Twittermania is just one part of the next generation of journalism: news on the phone.

Lying to get the truth

by Shannon Fay
When is a reporter not a reporter? When they go undercover to get a story.

Blasphemy, Death Penalty and Afghanistan’s Future

By Simin Fahandejsadi

A journalism student was sentenced to death in Afghanistan. He is charged with downloading and distributing an article he found online that criticized the rights of women in Islam.

JOUR 3550.03: Copy Editing

In this class, students will focus on the skills copy editors need to be able to perform the most basic and essential of their tasks: handling stories. Students will edit, on paper and on screen, real stories selected for their potential as well as for their problems. They will work on them for tightness, polish, accuracy ...