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Public perception of criminals is heavily dictated by the media. When they serve their sentence and are put on parole, do news outlets continue to give proper coverage? The LJR explores the process of criminal re-integration.
Diversity in media is more important than ever, learn how these diverse journalists are blazing a trail through the famously undiverse sports journalism.
Sometimes, it takes a reporter such as Stanley Q. Woodvine, who knows the ins and outs of their subject to tell a truthful story. This journalist uses his limited resources to tell stories about poverty in Vancouver. .
Here is a close look at how the story of Meng Wanzhou’s hearing is being told differently around the world.
Sean Condon is a vital part of Megaphone Magazine, Vancouver’s premier street magazine. The non-profit magazine supports homeless and low-income people by contracting them as vendors and giving them the profits.
(2020 STORY) On December 31, 2019, the Wet'suwet'en became a household name after British Columbia Supreme Court granted an injunction against its hereditary chiefs, in relation to the Coastal Gaslink pipeline. This story and its ensuing events quickly brought indigenous issues to the forefront of Canadian media. Missy Johnson explores the steps that the industry needs to take to preserve indigenous reporting in Canada.
(2020 STORY) Some of the basics that journalists learn in school is how to prioritize unbiased and impartial reporting. This mythos is regularly challenged by situations that require sensitivity and empathy such as addiction and suicide. The LJR explores the balance that reporters need to write stories about mental health.
(2020 STORY) The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the way many jobs function from day to day; this includes journalism. Read in on how newsrooms are being adapted to the new norm. .
The Langara Journalism Review 2020 edition is out now! Can’t get a physical copy? Go checkout the magazine in full on our website (link in our bio) including web exclusives!
STAY TUNED for the release of the #LJR’s 2020 edition, coming TOMORROW May 1st!
STAY TUNED for the release of the #LJR’s 2020 edition, coming May 1st!
STAY TUNED for the release of the #LJR’s 2020 edition, coming May 1st Friday!
STAY TUNED for the release of the #LJR’s 2020 edition, coming this May 1st! .
Read @mandie.newmoon 's story on licencing for journalists on our website. Illustration by @mandie.newmoon
Read about how Citytv is moving away from traditional broadcasting with anchorless broadcasts. Story by @agazymengesha and photo by @mathilda_dv
For those covering issues in our society, it is very tough to not have an opinion. The balance between acitivism and journalism on LJR.ca. Story by @nikitha_martins and photos by @mathilda_dv
While this year's addition of the LJR is being produced, here is a look at stories from last year. This story is about the differences between Latin American and Canadian journalism. Story on LJR.Ca by @desireexgarcia and photo by @mathilda_dv
@joshuarey91 spoke to The Athletic's @harmandayal_ about being a young writer in the Journalism industry. Stay tuned for the story!
@max_fssy spoke to @ChrisFaber39 and @davidquadrelli of @canucksconvo about the the rise of podcasts. Stay tuned for the article!
“I had no money. My shoes came from Payless. My clothes were from Zellers and Costco and I had some from Value Village. My husband cut my hair,” recalls Wilson. “I was so happy to be out of the house and so happy to be challenged mentally again. I was so excited, but I had no idea how out of place I was, and how little I knew.” @violettakryak @marilynrwilson

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