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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…
Today marks the one-year anniversary of the beginning of the strike at Halifax's Chronicle Herald newspaper. The 55 members of the Halifax Typographical Union have been on strike since January 23rd, 2016 over the company's plan to cut wages and newsroom positions and increase working hours.Shortly after the strike began, the striking…
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: A field guide to Canada's media consultations [J-Source] Torstar at a crossroads [Globe and Mail] A Year On Strike At The Chronicle Herald…
by Christine BlanchetteAbout two weeks ago, I sat in front of my computer screen, feeling frazzled, my heart pounding. I was stressed – trying to meet a tight deadline for a fitness piece due that day. There was no time to waste, not even to make a cup of coffee. But I just couldn’t focus. I had to do something: RUN.I didn’t have the time but…
A message from CBC Radio's mentorship program The Doc Project: It's that time again! CBC Radio's Mentorship applications deadline is Wednesday, February 1 In the past two years over 60 of your CMG colleagues gone through this unique professional development program,  working intensively with veteran CBC producers/mentors to produce unique,…
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,…
NASH 79 features several female journalists sharing stories of abuse on social media By Steve Cornwell[caption id="attachment_12955" align="alignright" width="305"] Tim Currie, director of the School of Journalism at the University of King's College[/caption]As the print-heavy side of newspaper industry continues to shed jobs and shut down…
CMG Freelance is planning a day-long social media workshop in Vancouver with Katt Stearns, recipient of the 2015 Canadian Digital Marketer of the Year Award. Katt can help you focus your social media energies in the most efficient way possible. But we want to know what you really need help with the most...and if you'd come to our workshop in…
Off the Page is a regular interview series featuring National Magazine Award winners. Recently we caught up with photojournalist Marta Iwanek, who in 2016 was named Canada’s Best New Magazine Photographer from the National Magazine Awards Foundation, in addition to winning the Gold Medal for Photojournalism & Photo Essay for her incredible…

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