Langara Journalism Review

Yearly magazine exploring journalism in Western Canada. Brought to you by @LangaraJSchool students.

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Jack-of-all-trades Dominique Armand shares his story as a journalist, lifeguard and nursing student in Alaina Saint-Amour’s LJR feature “Do the (Side) Hustle.”
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Investing in Communities: A look at new measures being used to keep local reporting alive across B.C.
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TikTok is now a necessity for newsrooms as many dedicate staff to social media platforms. In this latest issue, the Langara Journalism Review takes a look at how Vanessa Doban uses social media for CityNews Vancouver.
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How to Talk to Cops: Often on the front lines of controversy, journalists could stand for some good legal advice.
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Moving Images: how photographer Alec Suriyuth made his bike an indispensable work tool.
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Emily Lyth reports on the decline in honest food reporting as food bloggers and influencers take over food journalism in the latest edition of the LJR.
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Vancouver's arts and culture reporting is on the rise with Stir magazine at the forefront, the founders took the time to talk to us for our story in the LJR.
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Out of Stock: why original photography is on the decline in newsrooms.
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Newsroom culture and mental health are under the microscope in our latest issue of Langara Journalism Review.
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A Beacon for Community: online news finds an eager audience in Burnaby.
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B.C. proposed to charge a $25 fee to file a freedom of information request back in October 2021. Former daily news journalist Bob Mackin and journalism department chair Chad Skelton weigh in on the price of freedom in B.C.
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Diversity in Canadian newsrooms is still a major problem, with many changes needed for better audience representation. The Langara Journalism Review explores this topic with our story by Sena Law.
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How are journalists building back trust in the fake news era? Journalists Michelle Gamage and Francesca Fionda talk trust in the last issue of the @LJReview
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Environmental journalism is ever-growing in importance. In our latest issue of the LJR, we take a look at one of the fastest growing environmental exclusive outlets as well as others in the field.
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Newsrooms are shrinking as the world of communications is growing; reporter Patrick Wachter highlights the story of Robin Gill and her move from journalism to comms.
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The safety of journalists discussing controversial topics has always been a complicated issue; in this article from the LJR, we look at the experience of B.C. based journalist Benson Gao Bingchen.

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The journalism industry still needs to make a lot of headway when it comes to the reporting of Indigenous stories, but @AngelaSterritt has been leading the change. Learn more about her and her career thus far. Story by @Safoura_Rigi https://t.co/PV9iN8wYwM

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On a small island filled with established news outlets, @CapitalDailyVic, a new investigative news website is looking to shake up the market. Story by @ruixu38 https://t.co/ULKpvfBUjn

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"Good journalism should be infused with the passion of a reporter. But for new reporters, it could be hard to find a balance. Story by @k_trevena https://t.co/UXsgaIR87a"

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While journalists often stick to written stories, Anat Rabkin has been telling the important story of refugees through a different medium than what most are used to. Story by Dee Farrugia https://t.co/OovvtVw6EY