Can Journalism Save Democracy?

Award-winning American journalist and pro-democracy media critic, Margaret Sullivan, will be this year’s keynote speaker for World Press Freedom Canada’s annual awards luncheon on May 2nd at the National Arts Centre. Sullivan is a renowned columnist for The Guardian’s U.S. edition and the author of Newsroom Confidential and Ghosting the News. She is also the […]

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Free press, foul play and election fears

This year marks the first time in history that more than half of the world’s population will participate in elections. How voters are informed may impact the outcomes in 40 countries. In an information ecosystem increasingly polluted by misinformation and disinformation campaigns, could 2024 could be a bellwether for the resilience of democracy? According to […]

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Why journalists are unsung heroes who need us to sing their praises

It’s increasingly hard to navigate what “information” is true and what is not, or which images are real and which are deep fakes. The evolution of social media platforms is happening more quickly than our ability to deal with the content that is published on them. We must find a way to deliver trusted and […]

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