This is a list of popular culture references to the Canadian newspaper business, old and new. These include published formal profiles, published personal anecdotes, representations in film or television, or published short stories or novels.

Contents

1 In Books 2 On Film 3 On Television 4 In Other Media

In Books

• "The Death Of The Toronto Telegram " (1971, Pocket Books, Toronto). By Jock Carroll.

Part One gives on insider view of the decline of the Toronto Telegram. Part Two is a collection of Carroll's newspaper-related work from the late-40's to 1970, includes short stories based on a city editor, the son of a publisher, a sports writer, and a foreign correspondent. Also included are brief profiles on Ted Reeve , Duncan Macpherson , and Greg Clark .

• "Hello Sweetheart...Get Me A Rewrite : Remembering the Great Newspaper Wars" (1988, Key Porter Books , Toronto). By Val Sears .

A collection of anecdotes from a Canadian journalist's point of view, of sensational Canadian stories such as Hurricane Hazel, the Springhill Mine disaster , and the Boyd Gang , plus many lighter assignments in between.

On Film

On Television

In Other Media