Canadian Association of Journalists

Preserving Pierre Trudeau's Memory
Spring 2001

Table of contents

COVER STORIES

BYLINE WARS
The recent byline wars at the Vanvcouver Province left a lot of people angry.
By Marc Edge
THE FOURTH ESTATE
A Gazette reporter from Montreal is teaching reporters in developing countries how to become investigative journalists. Who put Roderick Macdonell up to this?
FIRST PERSON
Canadian journalists are trying to teach their Cambodian counterparts the five Ws and more ...
By Marsha Barber
WORK LIFE
By the time Leanne Yohema-Hayes arrives at work in the morning, she has burned more calories than most people would take weeks to shed.
PHOTOJOURNALISM
The late former prime minister Pierre Trudeau is remembered in a special photo exhibit.
By Rod MacIvor

DEPARTMENTS

First Word
There is trouble at the Vancouver Province.
By David McKie
JournalismNet
Smart bots are the key to getting the most out of the Net.
By Julian Sher
Privacy
A proposed privacy law in New Brunswick could discourage investigative reporting.
By Carolyn Ryan
Access To Information
The current review of the federal access law, which will likely recommend far-reaching changes, is shrouded in secrecy.
By Alasdair Roberts
Legal Affairs
Avoiding defamation suits can be a tricky business.
By David Crerar
Computer-Assisted Reporting
There are steps you can take to interview your data.
By Fred Vallance-Jones
Tools of the Trade
Protect your e-mail.
By Saleem Khan
Books Briefly
Memoirs written by journalists reveal how they practised their craft.
By Gillian Steward
Last Word
What's with all these breasts on the front pages of our magazines and newspapers?
By Barbara Freeman

Preserving Pierre Trudeau's Memory Spring 2001 Table of contents

Preserving Pierre Trudeau's Memory
Spring 2001

Table of contents