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Jian Ghomeshi Coverage ‘Warranted & Necessary,’ Globe & Mail Public Editor Says

The Globe and Mail stood by its coverage of the Jian Ghomeshi trial as newsworthy and fair, public editor Sylvia...

In Canada, several high-profile sexual assault allegations in recent months have shown the need for journalistic clarity when covering such...

Sexual assault is not a subject that lends itself to humor, as Toronto Star editorial cartoonist Theo Moudakis recently found...

Is Sex and the City actress Kim Cattrall the mother of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau? If you watched CBS...

There's been a "new twist" in unpublishing requests -- when readers contact news outlets asking them to remove content about...

Jian Ghomeshi, who was fired from the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. in 2014, was found not guilty of sexual assault and...

The Globe and Mail apologized after plagiarism was found in two columns by Margaret Wente. Public editor Sylvia Stead confirmed...

Jian Ghomeshi, who was fired from the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. in 2014, apologized for inappropriate actions toward a former co-worker...

A Canadian toddler named Ezekiel Stephan died from meningitis in 2012 and his parents, David and Collet Stephan, who treated him...

The Toronto Star took down a photo of two homeless men after complaints that it was insensitive to the homeless. The face...