Diversity of Voices

Hannah Sung explains why podcast creators can freely address contentious subjects without being trolled and abused on social media.

At a time when large newspapers are folding, the West End Pheonix just celebrated its third birthday. Its founder Dave Bidini explains why.

Media coverage of Indigenous issues increased in 2019, but for the most part its quality did not.

Thanks to our generous supporters, we're able to harness political cartoonist Michael de Adder’s powerful illustrations to advocate for better funding for the CBC, stronger policies to protect Canadian culture, and much more.

In its 20th year, the imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival has become the world’s largest presenter of Indigenous screen content, showcasing the lives, concerns and innovations of Indigenous peoples around the world.

Steacy Easton digs into what happened when Yellow Vests, evangelicals and LGBTQ activists clashed at Hamilton’s Pride Festival, and how social media messaging succeeded where police and city hall failed.

Refugee journalists can provide valuable perspectives, but Canadian newsrooms don’t seem to be interested.

If it weren’t for local independent journalism shining a light on the racism and injustice taking place in Thunder Bay, the rest of the country wouldn’t know about it.