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No ‘BD’ journalist wakes up every morning to write for himself.

The Globe’s editors strive for a mix of articles they publish, even though balanced coverage doesn’t result in – or require – an equal tally of words on each side

There are several factors - and limitations - that go into deciding what photos from the Israel-Hamas war are selected to publish

Three things must be at the back of your mind: be accurate, be impartial, and be responsible

The Globe and Mail’s Public Editor Sandra E. Martin provides insight into the newsroom practices and processes that guide our coverage

If you find NMG coverage biased, blame AFP or your pre-existing opinion.

The story was told in full on page 7 but there, the headline changed to “Raila now hints at supporting Kalonzo in 2027”.

Gatekeeping enhances news quality while censorship suppresses information.

There was nothing about the phone in the story. The smartphone matter is what pulled me into the story. I felt cheated.

Freedom of speech is not a free-for-all and The Globe and Mail’s community guidelines attempts to allow differences of opinion