The Canadian Journalism Collective – Collectif Canadien de Journalisme (CJC-CCJ) is looking for journalism students to work as verification agents verifying the eligibility of funding applications for the Canadian Journalism Collective.

Under the supervision of the verification team lead, selected individuals will undergo rigorous training to understand the Online News Act, CJC-CCJ’s Eligibility Policy and the verification process.

Conditions:

• 20 hours per week for a period of three months starting July 1. Possibility of staying on after September.
• $25/hour
• Available for meetings between 11am ET and 5pm ET
• Remote work using online collaboration tools (Slack)

https://canadian-journalism-collective-collectif-canadien-de-journalism.breezy.hr/p/97ecc1b4ff44-verification-agent

We are seeking a skilled journalist who is ready to join our Montréal team as a bilingual Reporter/Correspondent. If you would like to chase exciting stories and contribute to our talented news crew in the beautiful city of Montreal, then we would love to hear from you!

Highlights of this opportunity:
• Discover and pitch your own story ideas in conjunction with assignments from the desk;
• Cover daily breaking news; meet and develop new contacts as you travel nearby and to remote communities;
• Enjoy more creative control over your stories;
• Join a team that provides coverage of the issues facing Indigenous communities locally, nationally and worldwide;
• Be the face our viewers recognize Nationally;
• Craft high quality stories and demonstrate great time management skills;
• Demonstrate your strong communication skills while interacting with the public and remote colleagues.

Your accomplishments and experience include:
• A degree/diploma in journalism or related field with proven experience related to journalism;
• A great on-camera presence, solid judgment, research techniques and the ability to be flexible;
• A strong ability to articulate and effectively communicate issues relevant to Indigenous communities;
• Strong computer skills and knowledge of broadcast technology;
• Excellent written and verbal communication in French (and English a plus) coupled with the ability to share complex ideas/concepts with a diverse audience;
• A valid driver’s license and clear driver’s abstract – since you’ll be travelling to obtain your exciting stories.

https://www.jouropps.net/wp-content/uploads/vfb/2025/04/Reporter-Correspondent-Bilingual-Montreal-April-2025.pdf

Two new CBC journalist positions located in the North Shore of Montreal/Laurentians are now open. 

These journalists will cover stories in the area spanning from Hudson and Saint-Lazare through to Mont-Tremblant and Rawdon. This will expand our ability to serve English-speaking Quebecers.

Interested storytellers can learn more about these positions and apply through this website: cbc.ca/workwithus until March 31. 

https://www.laconverse.com/carriere/videojournaliste

https://www.laconverse.com/carriere/responsable-de-strategie-numerique

• Application deadline: March 19, 2025
• Contract duration: One year, subject to renewal
• Starting salary: Starting at 30$/hour
• Hours per week: 35
• PI or immediate supervisor: Dr. Karim Zaghib
• Location: Sir George Williams Campus (downtown) – Faubourg Building – Montreal (QC), Canada.

Concordia University is advancing towards a resilient, decarbonized society through the Volt-Age research program, an initiative emphasizing innovative technologies for sustainable solutions. We invite you to contribute to this mission and help shape the future of energy.

Position Overview

Reporting to the Director of Operations, the candidate will be responsible for developing and implementing integrated content and communications strategies that enhance Volt-Age’s visibility and brand identity. The candidate will coordinate digital campaigns, lead multimedia production efforts, and ensure consistent, engaging messaging across a variety of digital and physical platforms. 

As Communications Officer, you will play a crucial role in conveying Volt-Age’s internal and external messaging, and communicating to a broad audience the upcoming events, needs and impacts of Volt-Age. You will have the responsibility to produce creative visuals, craft marketing materials, and curate compelling narratives that resonate with diverse audiences. You will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to maintain brand alignment, track communication performance, and continually refine outreach approaches to support Volt-Age’s objectives.

Full description, requirements and how to apply.

The Canadian Sport School Hockey League (CSSHL) is in need of Play-by-Play Commentators for their 2025 CSSHL Eastern Championships in Saint-Roch-de-l’Achigan, QC (30 minutes outside of downtown Montreal).

The event takes place March 19-23, 2025 with a schedule available here: https://www.csshl.ca/csshl-eastern-championships

Play-by-Play Commentators will be financially compensated on a per game basis

For more information, please contact:

Jordan Martin — j.martin@csshl.ca
Manager, Media and Communications
Canadian Sport School Hockey League

HIRING: Research and Production Assistant
Raising Awareness about the Transformative Potential of Community Bonds in Quebec

We are looking for an undergraduate or graduate student in documentary production, journalism, or media arts, with experience or interests in social economy, community finance, and media production. An ideal candidate will have a background in storytelling and video production, with a desire to communicate about
community-led initiatives and social impact projects. The candidate must be bilingual in English and French (strong spoken and written skills in both languages).

The assistantship will be for approximately 10 hours/week over 24 weeks, with remuneration of $5000.

The candidate will be responsible for carrying out research and production tasks related to creating a video or series of videos highlighting the transformative potential of Community Bonds in Quebec. The candidate will work on this project with Brique par brique, an organization that develops community-based economic infrastructure for building affordable housing in Parc-Extension.

Responsibilities

Research Tasks

● Conduct research on the history and case studies of community social finance in Quebec, Canada, and internationally.
● Conduct research on Community Bonds campaigns in Quebec, Canada, and internationally, focusing on successful case studies and current challenges in the social economy.
● Document the experiences of organizations that have implemented Community Bonds, highlighting their impact and lessons learned.
● Analyze the opportunities and barriers for Community Bonds campaigns within Quebec’s francophone community.

Production Tasks

● Assist in crafting engaging narratives for the video series, ensuring they are grounded in research and tailored to the audience.
● Coordinate interviews with stakeholders, including representatives from featured organizations and community leaders.
● Support the scheduling, logistics, and preparation for video shoots, including preparing interview questions and materials.

Note that the responsibilities listed above are subject to change as the project’s conceptual direction is still being defined.

If you are interested apply with CV with a cover letter that describes your related experience to : kriss.li@concordia.ca

Deadline for applications is 9 AM on March 11, 2025

https://www.concordia.ca/content/dam/concordia/offices/oce/shift-docs/BxB_Community_Bonds_Video_Project_Research_and_Production_Assistant.pdf