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Sean Speer: Freeland and Trudeau have no one to blame but themselves ‘Politics first and the country second’: Experts react to the finance minister’s shocking resignation, the state of the Liberal government, and the Fall Economic Statement Alicia Planincic: It’s not the Grinch that’s causing the holiday pinch DeepDive: Moving into uncharted waters: How Canada could benefit from a clearly defined population policy Patrick Luciani: What the Notre Dame Cathedral can teach Europe about survival Sean Speer: Freeland and Trudeau have no one to blame but themselves ‘Politics first and the country second’: Experts react to the finance minister’s shocking resignation, the state of the Liberal government, and the Fall Economic Statement Alicia Planincic: It’s not the Grinch that’s causing the holiday pinch DeepDive: Moving into uncharted waters: How Canada could benefit from a clearly defined population policy Patrick Luciani: What the Notre Dame Cathedral can teach Europe about survival

The Future of News

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 debates. The Future of News series brings together leading practitioners, scholars, and thinkers to imagine new business models, policy responses, and journalistic content that can support a dynamic future for news in Canada.

Marc Edge: A media subscription voucher system could help revive the news industry—and restore the public’s trust

17 July 2024

Can government funding dig media out of its trust deficit? Or is it only making matters worse?

17 July 2024

Hub Exclusive Poll: Conservatives and Liberals vastly disagree on the reality presented by Canadian news, but agree government funding hurts journalism

10 July 2024

Government funding of private media outlets will further damage public trust: Five key takeaways from The Hub’s exclusive polling

9 July 2024

Marc Edge: If the NSICOP report on foreign interference won’t name Canadian media outlets, I will

13 June 2024

Why The Hub has signed the Ottawa Declaration on Canadian Journalism

30 May 2024

Quebec’s La Presse is surviving in a unique media market by trading news for data

10 May 2024

Theo Argitis: Berating Bell and the telcos won’t save Canada’s news industry

24 April 2024

The Tyee has found British Columbians willing to pay for journalism that reflects their worldview, for good and ill

11 April 2024

The Washington Post: Can billionaire owners like Jeff Bezos save journalism?

28 March 2024

SaltWire files for creditor protection with $94m debt: The end of Atlantic Canada’s newspaper giant?

20 March 2024

Marc Edge: This is not your grandfather’s journalism

13 March 2024

Canada’s foreign correspondents are almost extinct

12 March 2024

The U.K.’s unorthodox UnHerd: Leaving the mainstream media pack behind

8 March 2024

Podcast & Video

‘There will always be some market for quality’: National Review’s Rich Lowry on conservative journalism and the democratization of media

7 March 2024

Tara Henley: Media, we must save ourselves

6 March 2024

Calgary’s media landscape is full of holes. The Sprawl fills one of them

1 March 2024

Jeremy Roberts: Can local media come back from the dead?

28 February 2024

The Northwest Territories’ Cabin Radio: A part of Canada’s North

23 February 2024

Sean Speer: The news industry won’t be fixed by a parliamentary committee

21 February 2024

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