Shock, horror: a press coverup

Article Abstract:

The Canadian Daily Newspaper Publishers Association (CDNA), which first promulgated an code of ethical principles in 1977, is taking steps to eliminate the code. An CDNA advisory body voted to jettison the code in Jan 1995. John Miller published an op-ed piece in support of the code in 'The Ottawa Citizen'

Canada, Ethical aspects, Journalistic ethics, Canadian newspapers

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A red light for Toronto the good?

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Toronto's social mores reflected the Ontario city's Protestant conservative roots in the 1920s and 1930s, but Toronto underwent a gradual transformation beginning with the repeal of its Sunday laws after World War II. Peter Gzowski's 'Growing Up with Toronto' sheds light on Toronto's history.

History, Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, City and town life, Urban life

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