Village Media is searching for a talented and experienced journalist to fill a full-time position with GuelphToday covering civic journalism in Wellington County, Ontario, for our rapidly growing network of local news and information websites.

Our journalists are driven to find stories that matter to our community and are dedicated to fairness, accuracy and ethics.

The successful candidate for this position has a passion for, and interest in, covering municipal council and other civic institutions and issues. They would be able to quickly get to the crux of the story that highlights impact to the community. They relish chasing down a breaking news story and relaying it to readers as it happens. The ideal candidate isn’t afraid to ask tough questions when required and is committed to watchdog journalism. 

The Lloydminster Meridian Source, based in Canada’s border city, is looking for a full-time multimedia journalist to join its award-winning news team.

The Source is a locally-owned community newspaper with over 70 years of history in print journalism and prints once per week on Thursdays. Reporters can expect to cover everything from local sports to municipal and bi-provincial political and healthcare issues.

We value diverse viewpoints, new ways of thinking and a collaborative approach to delivering results. We invest in those who excel and offer competitive salaries and benefits.

Corus est une force motrice de l'industrie des médias, avec un portefeuille diversifié de marques reconnues qui divertissent et informent les auditoires par le biais de récits exceptionnels et de contenu captivant, touchant chaque jour des millions de personnes à travers le monde entier.
Notre culture et notre équipe sont ce qui fait de nous, noUS.
Nous sommes passionnés par le désir de tisser des liens avec le monde qui nous entoure : nous voulons exprimer, échanger et faire partie de la vie des gens. Notre culture primée est l'expression de qui nous sommes, ce que nous faisons et comment nous prospérons. Nos valeurs représentent notre culture en action. Elles décrivent notre manière d'atteindre nos objectifs, de travailler ensemble, de nous engager avec nos partenaires et d'interagir avec nos collectivités. Chez Corus, nous Gagnons ensemble, Pensons différemment, Faisons avancer les choses, Apprenons chaque jour, et Démontrons notre bienveillance.
Prêt à vous joindre à noUS?

We have an exciting and rare opportunity for an Afternoon Drive Announcer to join our team at CKDR in Dryden, Ontario. We’re not looking for just another announcer – we’re looking for the market’s next big thing – as our listeners are engaging, loyal and critically important to us.

Here’s what you’ll be doing:

• Producing and operating the daily Afternoon Drive show from 2:00PM to 6:00PM
• Working collaboratively in creating and producing content for your show
• Bringing your on-air show online through digital content on our website and on social media
• Connecting with the local community through appearances at promotions, remotes, and events
• Lending your voice talent for commercials, imaging and other station duties as needed

Are you looking for your way into a major market newsroom? NEWS 1130 in Vancouver has your next job! This position is part-time and reports to the Managing Editor Weekends and Evenings at our Vancouver broadcast centre.

What You'll Do:

• Anchor newscasts, as scheduled, in a credible, factual and entertaining manner
• Write and edit copy within newscasts to create compelling, "must listen to" content
• Chase and produce original content that matters to NEWS 1130's audience, both on air and online
• Contribute to the editorial direction of the station by bringing story ideas to the table every day
• Report on news events - both live from the scene and from the newsroom - in a factual, compelling and entertaining way
• Strive to make NEWS 1130 the best it can be, by producing quality content first

We're looking for an experienced, passionate, organized, quality-driven, and motivated Managing Editor to lead our Capital Daily publication in Victoria, BC.

This is a full-time opportunity where the Managing Editor will lead a team to produce innovative, community-driven, and thought-provoking journalism that will grow and engage an audience. The editor will be able to produce content that provides meaningful value to residents of the local community that ranges from daily news updates to community profiles, and longform investigative features.

The Managing Editor will lead a team that includes newsletter editors, reporters, and an investigative reporter in creating engaging, hyper-local content for the daily newsletter, a weekly members-only newsletter, the website, and social media.

The Managing Editor will also be accountable to support the publication’s growth, engagement, and overall success by reviewing metrics, executing new tactics and monitoring growth. The editor will review newsletter metrics such as open and click-through rates, website analytics, and overall audience engagement on all platforms to ensure Capital Daily is connecting with its audience and providing the community-focused content they are looking for. The editor will also assist in creating content, and campaigns for Capital Daily’s paid membership program, as well as taking part in and hosting Capital Daily events to connect with readers and members, all while spreading the word to the community not yet subscribed.

This is a remote position based in Victoria, BC.

Reporting to the News Director, and working closely with our entire news team, this multi-skilled and focused individual will : 

• Report, Interview, Write local news content on a daily basis.
• Live reporting and Anchoring will be required as assigned.
• Contribute strong, original story ideas daily.  Maintain up-to-date knowledge of issues impacting the province.
• Co-ordinate video, audio and graphic elements. Editing skills required
• Other duties as assigned.

Responsibilities

• In this role you will be responsible for:
• Manage the maintenance of digital stations, including weekly updates to stations
• Manage and up-to-date list of digital stations and playlists
• Assist national music teams where needed for digital stations
• Build original playlists
• Create playlists for hosts and clients
• Support Product Team with adding partner stations and managing stations in the CMS
• Write copy, build weekly iHeartRadio newsletters
• Build national brand newsletters 
• Write copy, program, test and send campaigns through app messaging
• Maintain and manage the iheartradio.ca and iheart.com websites
• Plan and implement updates to homepages of iheartradio.ca and iheart.com websites
• Build articles to compliment iHeartRadio digital content
• Learn new CMS for websites
• Submit tickets to Dev team for technical issues
• Work with iHeartRadio digital team to assist with video and audio production

Food and grocery site Mashed is looking for enthusiastic, hard-working freelance writers to join our team. Ideal candidates have at least one year of experience writing content for print or the web with a focus on food, cooking, and grocery shopping content similar to Mashed. We are looking for creative individuals who are self-sufficient and versatile. These positions are work-from-home with flexible, stable hours. Location does not matter; U.S. and international candidates are encouraged to apply.

As Weekend Assignment Producer, you work a full-time schedule from Thursday to Sunday. You must plan and organize TV/radio/digital production for the weekend team. 
 
You are responsible for deploying the station’s newsgathering resources to cover regional stories for broadcast across all our platforms on weekends.
 
In this role, you must provide leadership in developing original content. Your solid planning and organization skills are essential to the team’s success. You must also be creative and flexible to stay on top of developing stories. You may be required to deliver radio newscasts. You must be fully familiar with CBC/Radio-Canada’s Journalistic Standards and Practices to ensure a quality product.

CBC New Brunswick seeks a Producer, a role that will bring all of these skills together.
As part of the newsroom leadership, you will work with content teams to bring their plans to life.  Together, you will further the work to build closer connections with local communities, to strengthen our journalism through critical thinking, and to build an inclusive and supportive work culture.
You will contribute to the daily running of a multi platform newsroom including overseeing all aspects of content development, vetting and editing stories for all platforms, and handling the myriad of time sensitive issues that crop up throughout the day.
You will work with your leadership colleagues to innovate in our storytelling. And you will help ensure that our content reflects contemporary Canada by creating and driving initiatives that help CBC meet its strategic goals and better understand and reflect the communities we serve.
 
Please note this is a permanent full-time position on weekdays for a day shift.

PCMag, the leading authority on technology, is looking for #freelance writers to join our team of experts writing product reviews and related buying advice stories for IT decision-makers in small to mid-sized businesses.

Review categories typically entail SaaS packages for business automation, including:

• Customer relationship management (CRM) tools
• Email marketing clients
• Marketing automation tools
• Help desk software
• Video conferencing software
• Business voice-over-IP (VoIP) solutions
• and others, as specified by PCMag editors.

An ideal reviewer will have knowledge and experience in one or more of the above or similar categories (or be willing to develop it). You'll bring that expertise to bear to write thoughtful, detailed reviews with detailed comparisons that help our readers make smart buying decisions. You'll also need to grow relationships with the vendors in the space ensuring that you're in the loop on new releases and the latest product features. (Established relationships with those companies are a strong plus.)

You will work under the supervision and guidance of PCMag editors, who will help you match style and data points that make our class-leading reviews authoritative and distinctive.

PCMag reviews are 100% independent and unbiased. We do not produce reviews based solely on demos, briefings, or vendor walk-throughs. You'll be granted access to a full version of the software or service, and you'll use your expertise to evaluate it on such criteria as value, features, performance, user experience (UX), and more (as appropriate), based on your hands-on experience.

A typical review runs 1,500 to 2,500 words and rates start at $500 per review. Other types of content vary in length and rate. Compensation is negotiable based on relevant experience and complexity of the product/topic you're covering. 
Please send inquiries to reviews@pcmag.com.

Study Hall is looking for guest Digest writers to contribute to our weekly newsletter. 

We publish stories about media work and journalism, specifically ones that center workers, rather than treating them as an afterthought. The Digest focuses on major news stories in the media world and should feel something like reading the opening few pages of a magazine — fun, informative, quick-reading, and of-the-moment without being too overtly news-y.

We're interested in coverage of media gossip, disability rights, developments in LGBTQ+ media, BIPOC perspectives on the media industry, developments in AI, and tech's role in the changing media industry. 

The ideal newsletter will be anchored by a timely lede essay, nothing robust enough to be a report — think in the 500- to 1000-word range — and is followed by an assortment of four to six rubrics of varying lengths and formats that staffers also contribute to. 

Subsections might include a link roundup and bulletin of career comings & goings, a brief Q&A, a Twitter-specific slug, a personal slug, and others. We're open to trying out different verticals! 

Compensation is $750 per Digest. 

CBC News and CBC News Network are looking for an energetic and forward-thinking producer to take on an important editorial role assigned to the program Rosemary Barton Live.  
 
Rosemary Barton Live is CBC News Network’s weekly Sunday political show. It first launched in November 2020 and is already showing strong audience growth as a destination for viewers who want political news and smart discussion about national issues on Sunday Mornings. The two-hour program airs live 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. ET on CBC News Network, and also 11 to 11:30 a.m. on CBC Television.
 
Your role will focus on contributing to Rosemary Barton Live's journalistic impact by chasing and producing interviews with key newsmakers and national figures, as well as supporting the host with major interviews, conventions and special coverage and in her contributions to related programs as CBC’s Chief Political Correspondent, and to support other CBC News programs and platforms in leveraging the content of Rosemary Barton Live.
 
The hours of work will be Wednesday to Friday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m, and Sunday, 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. but are subject to change due to operational  requirements.
 

CBC’s IUnit is responsible for delivering highly original investigative content to all platforms. While allied closely with News programs, the team also produces longer current affairs treatments that bring depth and context to major breaking stories.
 
You are a senior journalist with demonstrated experience at finding and telling investigative stories. You bring an ability to understand and distill complex information through creative story-telling. You have the curiosity, energy and commitment needed to see an investigative story through its research and production stages, and have an advanced understanding of legal requirements in journalism, in addition to CBC’s Journalistic Standards and Practices.
 
You are a proven journalistic leader, with significant investigative experience, cultural fluency and an appreciation for the range of perspectives held by Canadians. You live and promote the values of an inclusive and respectful work culture. 
 
You will oversee the generation and development of stories by working with production teams, providing guidance and direction on research, while setting and upholding realistic timelines for shooting, recording, editing and rollout. You have a keen eye for detail and can manage many files at once. You keep meticulous records of stories pitched and completed.
 
Under the direction of the  I-Unit’s Executive Producer, you will be involved in staffing, technical and production issues and choices. You have exceptional organisational skills as the IUnit has many clients, contributors and collaborators at CBC and Radio-Canada.
 
You will keep the Executive Producer informed about the development of stories and any potential editorial, legal or production issues that may have wider implications for the Network.
 
The Senior Producer is a collaborator who will work with other programs and leaders across the CBC to make sure that the journalistic work created by the team is seen and heard on all platforms. At the network level, you will have a keen awareness of the needs, style and audiences of network programs like The National, The World at Six and World Report. You will also seek to support the creation of investigative content in CBC Regions and ensure good information flow with teams everywhere. You have a thorough understanding of the CBC’s Journalistic Standards and Practices.
 
You have exceptional communication and interpersonal skills, and the ability to mentor, motivate, inspire and support a team tasked with creating high-impact, high stakes journalism.
 
You bring a different life experience, perspective and expertise to the team, all of which enriches story content and helps CBC  grow new, younger and diverse audiences across broadcast and digital platforms.
 
You are a creative thinker, with a strong work ethic, who can work in a demanding environment and maintain a sense of humour.