[Hiring] Reporter @The Globe and Mail

Role Description

The Globe and Mail is seeking a Regina-based reporter to join our national news team. As an agricultural powerhouse and a hub for energy and mining, Saskatchewan is a pillar of the Canadian economy, and sits at the centre of some of the country’s most consequential issues, from climate policy and Indigenous rights to the West’s relationship with Ottawa and the U.S. trade war. This is an opportunity for a driven and ambitious journalist who wants to help Canadians understand the forces shaping Saskatchewanians and the wider impact on the country.

We are looking for a reporter with a demonstrated ability to break news, produce clear and compelling original pieces and develop high-impact coverage. Curiosity, versatility and collaboration are a must. The successful candidate will work with reporters in our bureaus across the country on business, politics and national news stories.

Responsibilities

• Frequently pitch fresh, compelling story ideas
• Develop sources to break news and produce exclusive stories
• Write clearly and on deadline
• Work with colleagues across the department and wider newsroom to brainstorm story ideas as well as the best way to tell them
• Think beyond standard storytelling formats and participate in Globe subscriber events

Qualifications

• At least five years experience reporting for a news organization
• Interest and experience covering politics and business
• Flair for telling stories in Saskatchewan that will resonate beyond the province
• Strong writing with versatile range - from hard news to human-interest feature to explanatory
• Solid news judgment with a track record of enterprise work
• Comfortable working in a variety of formats, including live blogs, newsletters, video and audio
• This position is fully remote, based in Regina. Candidates must be able to travel regularly on assignment.

Application

Please include a cover letter, with three links to your previous work, along with your resume (that is written by you, not AI). Our promise to readers is that the best work comes from our own (human) curiosity and creativity - we’d like to see yours.

Salary

This position is classified as a Reporter in Group C of the Editorial Collective Agreement.

Benefits

• Competitive compensation to ensure we hire, retain and reward team members
• Hybrid work environment that promotes work-life balance
• Generous vacation and flexible work arrangements
• Parental leave top-up
• Competitive health and dental benefits
• Defined Benefit pension plan
• Annual wellness subsidy
• Employee and family assistance program
• Free digital subscription to globeandmail.com and 40% off other Globe products
• Education assistance for external training courses

Supporting Your Growth

We are committed to creating equitable opportunities for all employees, to enable everyone to reach their full potential. This commitment is embedded in our strategic plan and core values. There are lateral and upward advancement opportunities for rewarding and developing careers. We believe in mentorship and collaborative peer-to-peer learning and have both formal and informal programs in place to encourage knowledge-sharing. We support continuing education and provide both internal and external opportunities for training and development.

AI Disclosure

Artificial intelligence tools may be used to support certain aspects of the recruitment process, such as candidate sourcing or application review. All employment decisions, including interview selection and hiring outcomes, are made by human reviewers. We ask candidates to engage authentically in interviews; AI may support preparation but should not be used during interviews or replace your own responses.

Diversity and Inclusion

The Globe and Mail is committed to fostering an inclusive, accessible work environment, where all employees feel valued, respected and supported. We believe this strengthens our business and our journalism. We welcome and encourage applications from individuals from all groups, regardless of race, ethnicity, culture, gender, sexual orientation, religion, socio-economic status, age, and physical ability.

As required by the Federal Contractors Program, The Globe also tracks the proportion of staff in the four Employment Equity categories (Women, Aboriginal Peoples, Persons with Disabilities, and Members of Visible Minorities) to ensure we are reflecting the areas in which we work.

The Globe and Mail offers accommodation for applicants with disabilities as part of its recruitment process. If you are contacted to arrange for an interview, please advise us if you require an accommodation.