Tweets and retweets about media, press freedom and journalism as curated by World Press Freedom Canada.
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ALT Graphic with white text on red background, which reads: Press freedom is not guaranteed. It must be defended. And the bilingual logo for Word Press Freedom Canada. It also features an image of the Earth on a microphone handle, with white birds flying into the space.
ALT Photo of Leslie Dickson, a smiling woman in a magenta blouse standing outdoors, presented as the new President of World Press Freedom Canada with the organization's logo below.
ALT Call to question online trust: a blurred-faced vlogger on camera holds a red "LIKE & SUBSCRIBE" sign under the headline "WHO DO YOU TRUST?", a shark appears outside the studio window, and the World Press Freedom Canada / Liberté de la Presse Canada logo is shown at the bottom.
ALT Poster warning that access to information is under threat, reading "VANISHING ACT: Access to Information Under Threat," with a World Press Freedom Canada / Liberté de la Presse Canada logo over bold black diagonal stripes.
ALT Graphic promoting journalistic values — bold text "THE VALUE OF KNOWING" and "Rigour over Reach" over a crumpled newspaper background, with World Press Freedom Canada / Liberté de la Presse Canada name and red maple-leaf logo.
ALT Heather Bakken delivering remarks at a World Press Freedom Canada event beside a Canadian flag and banner, with a quote overlay reading “We have a free press as the underpinning for our freedoms, choices and way of life.”
ALT “Press freedom is a treasured thing.” Quote on a brown background above a photo of a Rob Tinline, the British high commissioner to Canada, who is a smiling man holding a microphone with British and Canadian flags behind him, plus logos for media freedom organizations promoting press freedom.
ALT Alt text: Graphic featuring a black silhouette of a woman journalist holding a microphone against a red background. Large white text reads: “100% of women journalists surveyed in Afghanistan reported practising self-censorship.” World Press Freedom Canada’s bilingual logo appears at the bottom.
ALT Graphic promoting a statement by World Press Freedom Canada about Canada's AI strategy. The background consists of layered, partially obscured covers of a document titled “Canada’s National Artificial Intelligence Strategy: AI for All” in shades of red, burgundy and grey with geometric line patterns. Centered over the background is a translucent grey box containing large white text that reads: “Who benefits when the work of journalists is used to train generative AI models—for free?” At the bottom are the World Press Freedom Canada logo—a stylized white maple leaf with concentric arcs—and the organization’s name in English and French: “World Press Freedom Canada” and “Liberté de la Presse Canada.”
ALT A graphic features the WPFC branding and the heading “Congratulations / Félicitations,” to Heather Johnson from Mount Royal University followed by “Student Achievement Certificate of Merit/ La réussite scolaire certificat de merite,” recognizing the student award category.
ALT Graphic that says 2026 World Press Freedom Day Awards Luncheon / Dîner de remise des prix de la Journée de la liberté de la presse 2026 With World Press Freedom Canada logo Congratulations / Félicitations PRESS FREEDOM CERTIFICATE OF MERIT / PRIX DE LA LIBERTÉ DE LA PRESSE CERTIFICAT DE MÉRITE Carrie Tait, Tom Cardoso, Mark MacKinnon, Stephanie Chambers, Tu Thanh Ha, Greg Mercer, Alanna Smith The Globe and Mail
ALT Alt text (English): Graphic from the World Press Freedom Canada 2026 awards. The slide features the WPFC branding and the heading “Congratulations / Félicitations,” followed by “Student Achievement / La réussite scolaire,” recognizing the student award category. Clean, formal design consistent with an awards presentation. Alt text (French): Graphique de remise des prix 2026 de Journalistes canadiens pour la liberté d’expression. La diapositive présente l’image de marque et le titre « Congratulations / Félicitations », suivi de « Student Achievement / La réussite scolaire », soulignant la catégorie du prix étudiant. Design sobre et formel, typique d’une cérémonie de remise de prix.
ALT Bilingual awards graphic from World Press Freedom Canada with the heading “Congratulations / Félicitations.” The Green Line logo appears prominently on the left, with a stylized microphone and globe illustration on the right. Text at the bottom identifies the outlet as the recipient of the Press Freedom Local Journalism Award. Visuel bilingue de Liberté de la presse Canada avec le titre « Congratulations / Félicitations ». Le logo de The Green Line est affiché à gauche, avec une illustration stylisée d’un micro et d’un globe à droite. Le texte en bas indique que le média reçoit le Prix de la liberté de la presse, journalisme local.