Le Devoir and the Regina Leader-Post are the latest ...
8 media outlets and 8 journalism schools are working together on the initiative facilitated by Concordia’s Institute for Investigative Journalism.
www.concordia.caI don’t have live access to up-to-the-minute news right now. Here’s a quick synthesis based on recent public reports up to late 2023–2024.
- Le Devoir, a Montreal-based French-language daily, has pursued status as a registered journalism organization (RJO) in Canada. This designation allows the outlet to issue donation receipts and access tax advantages, supporting its ongoing independence and financing alongside its paid subscriptions.[1][3]
- Historical context: Le Devoir has long operated as an independent newspaper founded in 1910, with a traditional paid readership and a notable role in Quebec journalism; its financial structure has often relied on subscriptions and philanthropic support.[4]
- Related developments: Several Quebec outlets have moved to RJO status, indicating a broader trend in Canadian journalism toward formalized philanthropic support structures within a non-profit or quasi-nonprofit framework.[3]
If you’d like, I can search for the latest articles and provide a concise, up-to-date summary with links. I can also pull key figures (circulation, funding mix, leadership changes) from the most recent reports and present them in a quick reference.