Sheila Murray was the Columns Editor for the Summer 1996 issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
AM Radio is talking up a storm, but does anybody have anything to say?
In a world dominated by CDs, AM sound quality doesn’t cut it anymore. Music is simply better on FM. But even though AM’s share of Canadian listeners fell from 64 percent in 1982 to 48 percent in 1992, AM stations still managed to capture five of the top ten places in eight of the nine […]
Dissent and Sensibility
Linda McQuaig's uncompromising journalism challenges Canada's economic elite by chipping away at policies that are seemingly cast in stone
The Town Hall theatre at the University of Toronto is a modern haven of academia. The chairs are plush and comfortable, and the room, though it seats around 200, has an atmosphere that manages to be both intimate and scholarly. The people filling the hall on this Thursday evening in mid-November 1995 come in a […]
