Latest from Jennifer McGuire
Editor's Note
Why CBC started looking into violence in schools
Six months ago, we started investigating some troubling instances of elementary and high school students harming other students, physically and emotionally. The investigation took us in unexpected directions and revealed some surprising facts about violence in schools and how we track it.
Editor's Note
Canada Votes 2019: CBC News covers the election like never before
CBC News has launched its 2019 federal election coverage. For the next two months, we aim to bring you election-related journalism on air and online that is as broad and exciting as the country we serve.
Editors in Chief concerned by police raid on ABC
CBC News/Radio Canada Editors in Chief are concerned by police raid on Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Editor's Note
Remembering Joe Schlesinger
Over an illustrious career, Joe Schlesinger played several roles at CBC both behind the scenes and in front of the camera. But perhaps his most remarkable story was his own.
Honouring Trina McQueen and Peter Mansbridge
Last week, two of our most respected journalists were recognized for excellence in their craft with lifetime achievement awards.
Our new Journalistic Standards and Practices
Editor in chief Jennifer McGuire explains why the time was right for CBC News to update its Journalistic Standards and Practices — the statement of principles that guides how CBC journalists serve Canadians.
Open courts and good journalism
It is our belief than an open court process is in the public interest, and appropriate in a democracy, so that citizens can assess whether justice has been served. And media coverage is generally the best way to facilitate that.
Protecting confidential sources is critical
Some of Canada's most prominent media executives went to Parliament Hill yesterday, arguing for legislation that would help journalists protect the identity of confidential sources.
CBCNEWS.CA AT 20
Celebrating 20 years of CBCNews.ca — and looking forward to many more
While two decades may not seem like a lot compared to the 75 years since CBC News was established during the Second World War, it does make us one of the oldest digital news sources in Canada.
Editor's Note
Why CBC isn't naming all 450 Canadians in offshore leak
CBC News has come into possession of an enormous amount of information about Canadians' participation in offshore banking and other financial institutions.