Objectivity - Proportion and fairness are valued by news consumers. Citizens can sort out for themselves what to make of the information they receive from the media. They don’t want to be worked — or lectured to — by a news industry that constantly mixes reporting with agenda-pushing. Fearless - Courage, tenacity, and a willingness to get in anyone’s face if it serves our mission to help people is in our DNA. Our intolerance of injustice makes us especially popular — or unpopular — depending on which side of the fence you sit. We will always hold steadfast to an ethos of excellence, honesty, and always doing the right thing. Passionate - There once was a time when only people with a journalism degree were allowed to express their views through newspapers, books or magazines. Today, anyone can write down about any topic and post it on Social Media. Journalism can be anyone’s passion or profession. Journalism should be done with heart and also the mind. An investigative journalist must not be someone who relies upon other news or what they hear from others, they must be eager to find out with their own ears and eyes. Showing the truth to both rulers and common people must be one of the ultimate aims of passionate journalism.
Canadian Securities Institute - The Fellow of CSI (FCSI) is the highest and most coveted achievement in financial services. FCSIs represent an elite group of professionals who are charged with leading the industry. Canadian Securities Institute - The Chartered Investment Manager (CIM®) Designation is a leading industry standard that is recognized by the Canadian securities regulators. It ensures that those who earn it have the knowledge, skills and tools necessary to evaluate and manage the most complex aspects of your investment portfolio. Financial Planners Standards Council (FPSC) - CFP stands for Certified Financial Planner®. The CFP® registered certification marks identify individuals who are dedicated to a high level of professionalism in providing financial planning advice. The CFP credentials assure you that those using them have agreed to adhere to the highest internationally recognized standards of competence and ethical practice as set out by Financial Planners Standards Council (FPSC). Canadian Institute of Financial Planning -The CIFP CFP Certification Program is comprised of four core courses (i.e. Retirement Planning, Income Tax Planning, Strategic Investment Planning and Risk Management and Estate Planning) and the Program Review and Evaluation Course. York University - Bachelor of Arts - BA 1992
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