Canadian Journalism

Canadian journalism refers to the practice of reporting, analyzing, and presenting news across Canada, emphasizing issues relevant to Canadians and their diverse society. It is characterized by a range of media outlets—including newspapers, TV, radio, and digital platforms—that adhere to journalistic standards of accuracy, fairness, and independence. Canadian journalism often explores topics like politics, multiculturalism, Indigenous affairs, and social justice, reflecting the country’s geographic and cultural diversity. It serves to inform citizens, hold power to account, and foster public debate, playing a vital role in maintaining transparency and democratic accountability in Canada.