Your support will help us advance a range of these transformative programs. Donate via our CanadaHelps portal and help shape the future of Canadian journalism: cjf-fjc.ca/donate /3

Since 2014, the CJF has supported 25 Indigenous journalism fellows and 23 Black journalism fellows, and 200+ student journalists through bursaries. Over the next few days, we'll share stories that show what's possible when we invest in excellent journalism. /2

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This timely half-day event explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping journalism and press freedom — from the rewards of newsroom efficiency to the risks of undermining trust. /2

🍷 Mingle with fellow attendees over drinks and hors d’oeuvres at our networking reception and take home your own copy of the book, available for purchase on site. RSVP now: www.eventbrite.ca/e/we-survive... /3

Noisecat will open his box of treasures, sharing the stories and memories that shape his work. He will then sit down with award-winning journalist, author and filmmaker Tanya Talaga for a rare and powerful conversation — an evening of storytelling, reflection and connection. /2

The CJF NextGen Creator-Journalists Training Program is generously supported by Google News Initiative. /4

Don’t miss your chance to grow with insights from some of the best in the business. Up to 20 participants will be selected! Apply to the CJF NextGen Creator-Journalists Training Program by Oct. 31, 11:59 p.m. ET: cjf-fjc.ca/cjf-nextgen-... 3/

Learn directly from David Grant and Katie Mercer of Blue Engine Collaborative, our coaching partner, who will guide you through content strategy, journey automation and sustainable revenue streams — on top of special guest sessions with digital-first publishers and journalism innovators. /2

And to everyone who joined us at Hot Docs Cinema on #DigitalCitizenDay (despite a Blue Jays game!), your energy and thoughtful questions made the evening truly special.

See our photo highlights from the night: flic.kr/s/aHBqjCzgM4 /3

Special thanks to Kathryn Hill, executive director at @mediasmarts.bsky.social , our partner for this event, for setting the stage with opening remarks that reminded us why media literacy matters now more than ever. /2

Reaching local communities through op-eds in Toronto Today, Guelph News & SooToday, Turvey calls for collective action to build a culture of verification. “Democracy cannot function when citizens cannot agree on basic facts,” she writes. Read: www.torontotoday.ca/local/more-n... /4

In fact, 55 per cent of respondents say it’s their responsibility to learn the tools and skills to combat misinformation. For #MediaLiteracyWeek @mediasmarts.bsky.social, this readiness among young Canadians signals an important opportunity for action. /3

Younger Canadians report more frequent exposure to deepfakes, clickbait and AI-generated content. But Turvey emphasizes to Media in Canada, “greater exposure may equip younger generations to recognize fraudulent or deceptive content more readily.” Read: mediaincanada.com/2025/10/30/d... /2