Russia closes CBC’s Moscow bureau and cancels journalists’ visas
Russia’s foreign ministry announced it would close CBC/Radio-Canada’s Moscow bureau and cancel its reporters’ visas.
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Vancouver School Board restricts student journalism
A Vancouver School Board policy adopted in May 2022 appears to restrict some of the activities of student newspapers in the district.
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Chilling statements by HonestReporting Canada in May 2022
In May 2022, HonestReporting Canada published at least six campaigns which named at least three individual media workers.
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Vancouver School Board denies student journalist access to online meeting
The Vancouver School Board denied a journalist from student newspaper The Griffins’ Nest access to a public meeting.
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Russia bans Canadian journalists from the country
Journalists were among 61 Canadians sanctioned by the Russian government and banned indefinitely from entering the country.
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Humber College apologizes after security guards stopped two journalism students who were filming for a class assignment on campus
Humber journalism students Kyshia Osei and Makayla Verbruggen were confronted by campus security after a Starbucks employee reported that the two were filming in a public lobby, reported Humber News on April 14, 2022.
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Humber College apologizes after security guards stopped two journalism students who were filming for a class assignment on campus
Humber journalism students Makayla Verbruggen and Kyshia Osei were confronted by campus security after a Starbucks employee reported that the two were filming in a public lobby, reported Humber News on April 14, 2022.
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Chilling statements by HonestReporting Canada in April 2022
In April 2022, HonestReporting Canada published at least seven campaigns which named at least five individual media workers.
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Eric Hamber Secondary School administration obstructs student newspaper’s FOI request
The Vancouver School Board obstructed a freedom of information request from a journalist with student newspaper The Griffins’ Nest at Eric Hamber Secondary School.
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Russian ‘fake news’ law forces international media organizations to stop reporting
Media organizations including the CBC, BBC, CNN and Bloomberg were forced to pause reporting in Russia after a new law threatened to jail anyone publishing what the government described as “false information” about the war in Ukraine.