KATHY ENGLISH
Public Editor, Toronto Star
“The Ryerson Review of Journalism has been a must-read
for me for 20 years. The depth of reporting, professional
writing quality and critical insights into the issues and
personalities that matter in Canadian journalism are
extraordinary for any media magazine – let alone one
created by student journalists.”

WILF DINNICK
OpenFile
“The Ryerson Review of Journalism is essential reading for
anyone in the Canadian news business. It has the most indepth,
original and important stories that are shaping our
industry. The magazine offers a fantastic look at where the
media is now, and where it is headed.”

SHEREE BOND
Media Relations Officer, Communications and Government
Relations Team, Ontario Nurses’ Association
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sources. Our leadership and front-line members are
experts in what’s happening on the ground in every sector
of health care, and advertising that in the Review just
makes sense.”

SARAH MURDOCH

Managing Editor, Features, National Post
“There are always one or two articles in every issue of the
Review guaranteed to draw howls of outrage and buckets
of bile from within the profession, which is always fun to
observe.”

DAVID MACFARLANE
Author, Magazine Writer and Columnist
“I can think of no other publication in this country
that regularly holds journalism up to so clear and
uncompromising a light.”

ALISON SMITH

Senior CBC Correspondent/Host, The National
“The Review is a thoughtful and well-written review
of a craft and a profession that is seldom the subject of
intelligent criticism. I like reading it and I like knowing it’s
a sneak preview of Canada’s next generation of journalists.”

IAN BROWN

Broadcaster, CBC, TVO; and Features Writer, The Globe and
Mail
“The Review is the closest thing to a reliable conscience
that Canadian journalism has.”

PATRICIA D’SOUZA
Associate Editor, Canadian Geographic
“The Review should be essential reading for Canadian
journalists. It makes us better informed and better at what
we do.”

SCOTT WHITE
Editor-in-Chief, The Canadian Press
“The Ryerson Review of Journalism is one of the few
places that gives the Canadian media industry the
same type of scrutiny the media gives other important
institutions in society. We generally do a lousy job of
reporting on ourselves. The RRJ raises issues about
Canadian journalism that aren’t raised anywhere else.”

D.B. SCOTT
President, Impresa Communications Ltd.
“I have been heard to say, more than once, that if the
Ryerson Review of Journalism didn’t exist, we’d need to
invent it. This student-produced, twice-a-year publication
often publishes stories about journalism in this country
in ways that can be found nowhere else, including
magazines.”