The Globe and Mail Foundation

Passionate about photojournalism? Please, keep reading! The Globe and Mail is hiring for two exciting opportunities on our photo team: Assistant Photo Editor Deputy Head of Photo Whether you're an experienced news photo editor or a photojournalist ready to transition into a desk role, we're looking for people who care deeply about journalism, ethical storytelling, and compelling visual news. Join a collaborative team dedicated to ambitious, impactful visual journalism in Canada, and around the world. https://lnkd.in/gwHp5gBx https://lnkd.in/gezUhWj8

The Globe is hiring four(!) video editor/producers!

📰 The Globe and Mail is hiring four video journalism roles in Toronto: 🎥 Two Video Editor roles • One FT position • One two-year contract 🎬 Two Video Producer roles • One FT position • One two-year contract The roles focus on developing, editing, producing and publishing original video journalism across various platforms. 📍 Toronto, ON 🔗 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g6dVyBvX #VideoJournalism

🧠 The Globe and Mail is hiring an AI Reporter in Toronto to cover one of journalism’s fastest moving beats. The reporter will: ⚙️Break news and develop enterprise stories on artificial intelligence and emerging technology ⚙️ Examine how AI is affecting people, businesses, governments and policy ⚙️ Build sources, produce exclusives, and write profiles and features ⚙️Collaborate across the newsroom on innovative storytelling 📍 Toronto, ON 🏢 Hybrid, 2 days per week in office 🔗 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gAFQCbFD #AIReporter #TechJournalism

We're #hiring a new Editor in Chief in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Apply today or share this post with your network.

The Globe and Mail Foundation is partnering with the University of Toronto’s Dalla Lana Fellowship in Journalism and Health Impact, through a scholarship which will mentor and train a Syrian media professional as a journalist for global media: https://lnkd.in/gJAsPzk2 This part-time program will begin on September 8, 2026, with applications due by Monday, August 24. Fellows can join either online from anywhere in the world, or in person. The Globe and Mail Foundation will provide a full scholarship for participation, and submissions will be reviewed by a volunteer jury. The Foundation believes that this scholarship offers one small step towards supporting Syria’s media ecosystem during this important time of transition. This project was informed by Journalist for Human Rights' recent report on the state of media in Syria, entitled The New Era of Media in Syria. This is a fascinating and important read. Any organization with an interest in stability and progress in Syria, and in other regions where access to information is a challenge, should pay attention to the report’s recommendations: https://lnkd.in/ed4ss96B

Looking forward to this! See you there.

The Toronto Star is hiring! No, you are not experiencing deja vu. We have another new opening, in addition to the ones I shared the other day. (Check out our Careers page if you missed those opportunities -- some close tomorrow: https://lnkd.in/gTjpsH9w.) This opening is for a digital producer, audience engagement. This role is at the centre of how audiences experience our journalism — whether through newsletters or conversations with readers both on and off platform. The ideal candidate will have sound editorial judgment and sharp digital instincts. https://lnkd.in/gvzBn9Y9

A few weeks ago we profiled Mackenzie Pardy’s front page photo in The Globe and Mail, documenting an event marking the 1726 Peace and Friendship Treaty at the Fort Anne National Historic Site in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia. Based in Mi’kma’ki (Nova Scotia), Mackenzie is a participant in The Globe and Mail Foundation’s inaugural year-long training and mentorship program for photojournalists. Mackenzie’s latest photo essay was this morning featured in The Globe and Mail as part of the Underexposed series. This powerful story, entitled Beyond Words, documents the Mi’kmaq community’s work to revive the oldest known writing system in Canada. Have a look at the photos, and the words. This hieroglyphic writing system and language is being revived by through poetry, art, and song, to honour and protect Mi’kmaw history, and teach future generations. Mackenzie Pardy’s work focuses on long-form storytelling that challenges colonial narratives and explores how documentary photography can support Indigenous sovereignty, environmental justice, and cultural continuity.  The Foundation is thrilled to welcome such talented creators into its program, and see their work flourish. https://lnkd.in/g6cZS44i

🎥 Journalism jobs alert! 🎥 CBC Edmonton’s visuals team is at the heart of our work bringing Alberta’s stories to audiences in the many places they go for news, including cbc.ca, news casts, YouTube and TikTok. We’re looking for strong journalists to fill two permanent positions: video journalist and associate producer, visuals, assigned to the TV news team. Find details for the video journalist position here: https://lnkd.in/gNQcmTDp Details for the associate producer, assigned to visuals here: https://lnkd.in/gf4DXzRD The postings close on July 26.