Journalism

The winner of the first Dalton Camp Award for Best Student Journalist Essay is Fiona O’Flynn, a student at Ryerson University. Her essay *A Generation Without Wonder*, which reflects on social media, accountability and youth participation in our democratic culture.

Radiyah Chowdhury is the winner of the 2020 Dalton Camp Award and $10,000 prize, presented by FRIENDS, for her essay The Forever Battle of a Journalist of Colour. Radiyah's essay is a powerful first-hand account of the systematic barriers faced by racialized journalists in Canada.

Scarborough’s Radiyah Chowdhury has won the 2020 Dalton Camp $10,000 prize for her essay "The Forever Battle of a Journalist of Colour."

Thanks to our generous Giving Tuesday Now donors, we were able to commission these original reporting by Canadian journalists across Canada for Tell Our Stories Together, news edition.

The Walrus Executive Director Jennifer Hollett shares her stay home soundtrack for the week.

Today’s announcement that Postmedia will close 15 weekly newspapers in Manitoba and the Windsor-Essex area of Ontario is more evidence that journalism in Canada is in peril.

With the media industry experiencing layoffs and closures due to COVID-19, a clear majority of Canadians believe that the federal government should treat the media crisis as an emergency.