Hundreds gathered Thursday night for the 19th CJFE annual Gala in support of Free Expression. At one poignant point in

Regardless of the time of year, over the sixteen years I’ve covered politics, there has always been a healthy core of reporters around to discuss stories, swap tales and most important, probe issues to hold government to account.
But not so much anymore.

This was an exceptionally challenging year, but we made progress. We fought for and won public support for quality media,

“Looking at it now with 2016 eyes, it was a big deal to come out publicly back then,” Chabot says. “I didn’t like my life exposed. But I would not hesitate to do it again. I would do it in a heartbeat.”

Twenty years ago when I started at CBC I bumped into a colleague crying in the bathroom. We commiserated over

A long time friend and colleague passed away this week. He was only 67, but Terry Walker squeezed every drop

As a leader who represents thousands of journalists, I have said repeatedly that I cannot support one political party over another. But that doesn’t mean we must sit idly by and ignore attacks on the interests of our members, the 99% and democracy. When a government, political party or any group attacks the common good, we will stand up, speak out and fight back.