Concordia University’s Department of Journalism is one of the best journalism schools in Canada. Over the last 50 years, we have trained many award-winning national and international journalists.
Journalism (Joint Program) | Department of Arts, Culture and Media
Students in Journalism can earn an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree and an Ontario Graduate Certificate in Contemporary Journalism while learning from leading academics and professionals. The program focuses on the critical thinking, research, ethics, writing and communications skills needed to examine the changing issues concerning news media, journalism and society.
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Canadian University Press | Presse Universitaire Canadienne
Canadian University Press is North America's oldest national student organization, serving student-journalists in Canada since 1930.
Centennial College - Journalism Programs
Centennial College's School of Communications, Media, Arts and Design offers five journalism programs based out of the Story Arts Centre in Toronto: Arts and Entertainment Journalism; Contemporary Journalism; Post-Secondary Journalism; Joint Journalism Program with the University of Toronto Scarborough; and Sports Journalism.
Journalism | Admissions & Student Recruitment
If you are inspired to uncover the important issues of our time, this program blending the best in university and college education is for you. In classes and hands-on field placements, you’ll hone transferable skills in research and writing for news outlets on a variety of platforms, building a portfolio of industry-standard work.
Investigative Journalism Foundation (@theijf.org)
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Canadian Journalism Foundation
Founded in 1990, The Canadian Journalism Foundation promotes, celebrates and facilitates excellence in journalism. The foundation runs a prestigious awards and fellowships program featuring an industry gala where news leaders…
Home - Canadian Association of Journalists
We speak on behalf of journalists, and in their interest, on matters including source protection, freedom of information and access to information, public disclosure, and diversity of voices. We speak in support of the highest quality journalism. For full details on our advocacy efforts, head to our Advocacy page.
Qualified Canadian journalism organization
General information and links about the Qualified Canadian journalism organization designation process.
School of Journalism
Learn reporting, investigative skills, and storytelling from award-winning faculty and journalists. Through coursework and industry tools, students are taught to search for truth, tell compelling stories and become engaged and informed citizens. Gain hands-on experience in professional-grade newsrooms and build a standout portfolio while exploring the changing media landscape. Over $140K in annual scholarships and awards are available to support the storytellers shaping the future of journalism.
The Future of Journalism Summit – Canadian Journalism Foundation
Wednesday, May 13, 2026 11:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. The University Centre, University of British Columbia
The Canadian Press News (@cdnpress.bsky.social)
For 100+ years with over 180 journalists, we've delivered news about Canadians to Canadians, 24/7/365, via our prestigious clients.
Press Forward | The future of Canadian journalism.
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Funding Resources - Canadian Association of Journalists
The funding landscape for Canadian journalism is an ever-evolving one. The resources listed below are not exhaustive but simply a means to provide those interested with a starting point to funding their news/media organizations. The CJC-CCJ is now accepting applications for news businesses that