The Canadian Press

• Work as a copy editor/paginator in a fast-paced news environment • Work one to three shifts a week, primarily evenings • Ensure details are accurate while meeting deadlines • Provide excellent customer service • Collaborate with other team members on projects

Role Description Pagemasters North America (PMNA) is seeking a temporary part-time copy editor/paginator to join our team working in a fast-paced news environment for an American print newspaper client. This position can be done remotely from anywhere within Canada – candidates must currently live in Canada. The role requires working one to three shifts a week, primarily evenings (sometimes until 12:30 a.m. ET) and regular Saturday and Sunday shifts. - Solid experience copy editing, designing and proofreading print newspaper pages - Solid experience writing strong and accurate headlines and other display copy - Strong news judgment - The ability to get the details right while meeting daily deadlines - Superior customer service orientation - Excellent oral and written communication skills - A background in journalism - Experience editing sports-related content would be an asset If you have an eye for detail and a passion for news and print journalism, apply with a resume and short cover letter by end of day Wednesday, July 15 stating why you would be a good fit for this role. Qualifications - Solid experience copy editing, designing and proofreading print newspaper pages - Solid experience writing strong and accurate headlines and other display copy - Strong news judgment - The ability to get the details right while meeting daily deadlines - Superior customer service orientation - Excellent oral and written communication skills - A background in journalism - Experience editing sports-related content would be an asset Requirements - Work one to three shifts a week, primarily evenings - Regular Saturday and Sunday shifts Benefits - A wage grid ranging from about $21 to $25 per hour - Matching pension contribution plan - Three paid sick days annually for part-timers - $25-a-month reimbursement for internet - Shift premium for leadership shifts Company Description PMNA is a subsidiary of The Canadian Press, but operates independently. PMNA handles production journalism for clients around North America, such as The Globe and Mail, Boston Globe and Hearst. The work includes newspaper page layout, copy editing, headline writing, packaging and optimizing online stories, video production, sports and financial agate and more. Diversity & Inclusion PMNA is committed to fostering an inclusive, barrier-free and accessible environment. As an equal-opportunity employer, we support the goals of employment equity and believe that everyone should be able to contribute to the Company's success in accordance with their abilities. We welcome applications from all diverse groups, including but not limited to women, Indigenous Peoples, members of visible minorities and people with disabilities. If you require an accommodation due to disability to participate in the interview process, please advise us of your needs.

• Monitor social media and other sources to identify dubious claims that are relevant to Canadians and could expose people to harm. • Rigorously research claims to produce checks that clearly lay out the evidence for the facts and document primary sources. • Write fact checks that are concise and transparent, with an emphasis on fairness and accuracy. • Work independently but also pitch in to help the team when needed. • Keep track of new techniques and technology to aid in fact check reporting. • Work with editors and other team members to evaluate what's working and to explore ways to improve CP Fact Checks.

Role Description The Canadian Press is looking for a dedicated journalist who wants to make an impact debunking false information as part of the CP Fact Check team. The successful applicant will arrive for work armed with original ideas to combat misinformation and an interest in sharpening their investigation skills. The position will typically involve working three days per week over the term of six months. The successful candidate will be able to work independently and be comfortable reporting on a wide range of subjects. This position will report to a manager in Montreal but is remote and can be based anywhere in Canada. General Responsibilities: - Monitor social media and other sources to identify dubious claims that are relevant to Canadians and could expose people to harm. - Rigorously research claims to produce checks that clearly lay out the evidence for the facts and document primary sources. - Write fact checks that are concise and transparent, with an emphasis on fairness and accuracy. - Work independently but also pitch in to help the team when needed. - Keep track of new techniques and technology to aid in fact check reporting. - Work with editors and other team members to evaluate what's working and to explore ways to improve CP Fact Checks. Qualifications - Experience working in a real-time, digital newsroom - Solid news judgment - Excellent writing skills - Superior research skills, with an emphasis on tracking digital footprints - Ability to write and edit copy to CP Stylebook standards - Ability to work under deadline pressure - Attention to details and ability to organize time and workflow effectively - Familiarity with various social media sites - Experience working with fact-checking tools an asset - Bilingualism an asset Requirements - Please apply here by June 5, 2026 Benefits - Committed to diversity, equity and inclusion - The Canadian Press is an equal opportunity employer. - We are committed to fostering an inclusive, barrier-free and accessible environment and support the goals of employment equity. - We respect all diverse groups, including but not limited to women, Indigenous Peoples, members of visible minorities and people with disabilities. Company Description La Presse Canadienne est signataire du code de principes de l'International Fact-Checking Network, qui nous imposent de respecter des normes en matière de méthodologie, d'impartialité et de transparence des sources. Notre accréditation témoigne de notre engagement à identifier et à lutter contre la désinformation.