The Myth of the Echo Chamber
Elizabeth Dubois, University of Ottawa and Grant Blank, University of Oxford “Information warfare” may be...
Why Canada’s Promise to Explore Charitable Status For News Organizations is a Very, Very Good Thing
A brief paragraph on page 186 of Tuesday’s federal budget held some of the best...
Some Federal Scientists Still Not Free to Speak About Work Under Trudeau Government
Remember the bad old days when federal scientists were muzzled by the Harper government and,...
How the Media Failed Colten Boushie
By Candis Callison, Associate Professor in the Graduate School of Journalism, University of British Columbia...
Our Commitment To Our Readers in 2018
As a new year gets underway, we’ve been taking some time to reflect. 2017 was...
How The Media Failed British Columbians on the Site C Dam
There is much to debate about Monday’s decision by the B.C. government to move forward...
What DeSmog Canada’s 5-Star Transparency Rating Means
This week DeSmog Canada received a 5-star ranking from the international watchdog initiative Transparify for...
Can Reader-Funded News Save Canadian Journalism?
“Some newspapers dig. Some newspapers are a constant embarrassment to the powerful. Some manage to...
A Good News Story About the News in British Columbia
Why has B.C. become home to Canada’s most vibrant news ecosystem? Credit the wellspring of...
