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Search ArticlesJournalists, academics and civil society groups endorse call for Anti-SLAPP legislation to protect free and democratic speech in Alberta - Canadian Association of Journalists
An alliance of more than 100 organizations and individuals in journalism, academia and civil society are endorsing an open letter calling for the Province of Alberta to adopt anti-SLAPP legislation to protect freedom of expression and democratic participation in Alberta. The open letter and full list of co-signers is available at the website: https://antislappalberta.ca/.
Billions for sports, nothing for local news: CAJ decries Rogers layoffs - Canadian Association of Journalists
The Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) is deeply concerned by Rogers Sports & Media's decision to eliminate 230 positions and shutter six radio stations, two each in Vancouver and Calgary and single stations in Halifax and Kitchener, across the country. Canadians need and deserve access to accurate, balanced and timely information.
RCMP must rescind inappropriate request for media to involve police before publishing news stories - Canadian Association of Journalists
The Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) is deeply concerned by a recent Saskatchewan RCMP email urging journalists to check with police before publishing details about ongoing investigations - an attempt to give police a veto over independent editorial decisions. Two RCMP officers were recently injured in a shooting in Melville, Saskatchewan.
No Mona Lisas here: Thames Valley school board wins Code of Silence Award over secret art collection - Canadian Association of Journalists
An Ontario school board that refused to release information on its small art collection because of supposed safety concerns has been selected as the municipal winner of the 2025 Code of Silence Award for Outstanding Achievement in Government Secrecy. The Thames Valley District School Board is one of many public bodies that possess large amounts of fine art, and CBC reporter Colin Butler filed a freedom-of-information request to learn more about what it owned.
Meet the laureates of the 2026 EU-Canada Young Journalist Fellowship - Canadian Association of Journalists
The Delegation of the European Union to Canada and the Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) are pleased to introduce the laureates of the 2026 edition of the EU-Canada Young Journalist Fellowship. The winners are: Sandrine Vieira (Ottawa, Ontario) for her article Et si le Canada à se joignait à l'Union européenne ? In her news story, Sandrine addressed a timely question that gained public traction in Canada with objectivity, accuracy and clarity.
A blanket smother-up: Alberta government wins secrecy award for opaque access-to-information process - Canadian Association of Journalists
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's government has been selected as the provincial winner of the 2025 Code of Silence Award for Outstanding Achievement in Government Secrecy after Alberta's information and privacy commissioner found the province broke its own freedom of information laws.
Canada's federal government ...back-to-back - Canadian Association of Journalists
Canada's federal government has once again been selected as this year's recipient of the federal Code of Silence Award for Outstanding Achievements in Government Secrecy after statistics showed federal institutions delivered the worst on-time performance ever for timely response to access to information requests in 2024-2025.
Canadian Association of Journalists recognizes Carrie Tait for dedication to investigative journalism, professional courage, and upholding the public's right to know - Canadian Association of Journalists
The Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) announced that journalist Carrie Tait has been recognized with this year's prestigious Charles Bury President's Award at its annual CAJ Awards ceremony held earlier this evening at Ottawa's Carleton University.
Canadian Association of Journalists celebrates excellence in Canadian journalism from 2025 at annual awards gala - Canadian Association of Journalists
The Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) capped off its 2026 national conference weekend with the CAJ Awards Banquet and Gala, which celebrates finalists and winners from Canada's preeminent national investigative journalism awards program, run by and for journalists. This year's banquet took place at Carleton University's School of Journalism and Communications.
Submission to the Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security relative to Bill C-22 - Canadian Association of Journalists
The Honourable Jean-Yves Duloc, P.C., M.P. Chair, Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security House of Commons Ottawa, ON K1A 0A6 Dear chair, The Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) joins legal, privacy and technical experts in expressing serious concerns about Bill C-22, An Act Respecting Lawful Access, in its current form.