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If you're a freelance business writer, it's time to get your application ready for the 2017 SABEW Canada Best in Business awards competition.

There are 11 different award categories, including commentary, feature and investigative. Applications are open to SABEW Canada members in good standing. Freelancers even get a break on the entry fee, paying $30 USD instead of the regular $45 USD.

The entry deadline is midnight on February 16.

For detailed guidelines or to enter your work for an award, check out the SABEW Canada website.

The Canadian Journalism Foundation's award for early-career journalists is now open for applications.Freelancers who have been working on the news and editorial side of newspapers, TV and radio news, and online publications for between one and five years are eligible to apply for the Greg Clark Award.The award offers the successful applicant the…
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Once a week, we gather stories about the media business, journalism, writing, publishing, and freelancing—with a Canadian focus—and share them in Off the Wire. Who needs a water cooler?From Canada: How Exclaim! became the last Canadian music magazine still standing [National Post] Postmedia posts Q1 profit on debt deal [J-Source] Off the Page,…
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An optimistic view of the state of freelance journalism is a rare thing these days. But author and University of Toronto professor Nicole Cohen has one. She says that although it can be hard to stay positive in the face of challenging conditions for freelance workers, her research has demonstrated that there are some reasons to…
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Did you work as a journalism intern at a media company in Canada or the United States between 2013 and 2016? Researcher Errol Salamon would like to hear about your experiences. He's working on a research project on journalism internships, and is interested in hearing about what was beneficial and what could have been improved about your…
Once a week, we gather stories about the media business, journalism, writing, publishing, and freelancing—with a Canadian focus—and share them in Off the Wire. Who needs a water cooler?From Canada: Off the Page, with Richard Kelly Kemick [Magazine Awards] New CBC opinion section provides more paid writing opportunities for freelancers…

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