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#CAJ2013 memories

Check out some photos from the 2013 CAJ conference.

Congratulations to the recipients of the 2012 CAJ Awards!

A fulsome investigation into a former Halifax mayor’s role as executor of a family friend’s estate has taken the Canadian Association of Journalists’ top prize for investigative journalism in 2012.

Massey College honoured for its contributions to Canadian journalism

Massey College, an interdisciplinary graduate college within the University of Toronto, is the recipient of this year’s Canadian Association of Journalists’ President Award for its significant contributions to Canadian journalism.

Openness and accountability takes a holiday at the Resort Municipality of Whistler — CAJ Code of Silence winners

The Resort Municipality of Whistler is the winner of the annual Canadian Association of Journalists’ Code of Silence Award.

Government seat at the CBC bargaining table – the top of the slippery slope?

The Canadian Association of Journalists is deeply concerned over the federal government’s decision to set the mandate for and give itself an observer seat at contract negotiations between the CBC and its employee groups.

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    • Massey College honoured for its contributions to Canadian journalism
    • Openness and accountability takes a holiday at the Resort Municipality of Whistler — CAJ Code of Silence winners
    • 13th annual CAJ Code of Silence – Call for nominations

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