What Is Journalism Explained? (And How It Works in Montreal)
Journalism is the practice of gathering, verifying, and presenting information to the public about events, issues, and trends that affect their lives. Think of it as the connective tissue between what’s happening in the world and the people who need to know about it. Whether it’s a feature on Mile End’s changing streetscape in La Presse, breaking coverage of a municipal council vote at City Hall, or an investigation into housing practices published in The Gazette, journalism transforms raw facts into stories that help you understand your city, your country, and your world.
But here’s the thing: not everything…
