Hub Headlines is a daily audio program of TheHub.ca. It features audio versions of the best commentaries and analysis published daily in The Hub. Enjoy listening to original and provocative takes on the issues that matter while you are on the go. Here are the headlines for April 24, 2024.
The news media in Canada is in crisis. Policy responses to date are failing to solve for the information that citizens need to make informed decisions about important issues and…
Poilievre’s Conservatives aren’t just trying to motivate static voters, they’ve been persuading changing voters, building a coalition from the bottom up, re-litigating “settled” policy debates, and staking out new policy ground.
In the next federal election, most of the news you consume will be produced by journalists, whose salaries are majority funded by government coordinated subsidies.
Is it fair to blame journalism schools for growing media bias, or is it a result of technological and social change?
UnHerd was launched in 2017 as a response to what its founders saw as anti-Leave media bias in the deeply polarizing Brexit vote. Since then it has published a variety of voices from across the political spectrum.
Rich Lowry, the editor-in-chief of National Review, discusses changes in the news media, conservative journalism, and National Review itself during his three decades as a journalist.
As an industry, we have a duty to insulate ourselves from the power we are meant to hold to account. The media derives its credibility from its independence from power, particularly government power. Maintaining public confidence in that independence is of paramount importance.
The Sprawl, an independent online Calgary-based publication launched in 2017 as a one-off experiment in “pop-up journalism” covering Calgary’s 2017 municipal election.
As we move away from local media in the traditional sense, we lose our ability to share our stories to each other. We lose a vital avenue to celebrate together in community.
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