As election coverage transitions into post-election analysis, join news leaders from 
CBC, CTV, Global,
 and 
Rogers
 to explore how broadcast journalism is evolving in our fragmented media landscape.
In an era where traditional TV competes with streaming, podcasts, and social media, how are networks maintaining trust while adapting to new audience habits? What lessons from election coverage will shape the future of broadcast news?
This timely panel, bringing together 
Brodie Fenlon
, editor-in-chief, CBC News; 
Richard Gray
, vice-president, CTV News; 
Sonia Verma
, editor-in-chief, Global News and 
Jonathan Whitten
, news director, CityNews Toronto, will examine how Canada's major networks are balancing speed with accuracy, managing polarization, and reinventing trusted journalism for today's digital audience. Award-winning journalist 
Nam Kiwanuka
 will moderate.
Join us for a compelling conversation on the future of broadcast news in Canada—what’s changing, what’s at stake, and how newsrooms are evolving to meet the moment.
Information Source: The Canadian Journalism Foundation | eventbrite

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