The Narwhal launches Indigenous journalism fellowship
One fellow will receive $5,000 and editorial support to produce an original piece of work...
According to a 2016 report by the Public Policy Forum, 225 weekly and 27 daily newspapers have closed in Canada since 2010. We monitor how the media covers energy and environment issues and track how public policy developments impact the future of Canadian news.
One fellow will receive $5,000 and editorial support to produce an original piece of work...
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Photo essay explores the Fort McKay First Nation's complicated relationship with the Alberta oilsands
Documentaries on water pollution and endangered caribou and a feature article on the 2018 ‘smoke...
Less than a year after launching, our non-profit, ad-free online journalism has earned a nod...
The institute recognizes publications committed to transparency and independence in public interest, investigative journalism
Less than a year after launching, our ad-free, non-profit online magazine is up against the...
The Neskantaga First Nation in northwestern Ontario hasn’t had access to safe tap water since 1995. A generation of residents have grown up and begun...
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