Shared Bylines

Providing scholarships to BIPOC journalism students wouldn’t be possible without media sponsors across Canada. Our sincere thanks to: 🌟Unifor Canada 🌟@fidelitycanada 🌟@globeandmail 🌟@TorontoStar 🌟Torstar Journalism Foundation 🌟Parliamentary Press Gallery 🌟Postmedia

Music to a journalist's ears: We're giving you a deadline extension! You now have until May 8 to submit applications for a Shared Bylines $3,000 scholarship and/or mentorship for BIPOC student journalists. Visit sharedbylines.com for more details on how to apply.

You must:  ✏️ identify as Black, Indigenous or a person of colour ✏️ be registered to attend a postsecondary institution in Canada in September 2026 ✏️ demonstrate an interest in pursuing a career in journalism Don't wait! Visit sharedbylines.com for more details. ✨

Shared Bylines will be awarding at least $27,000 in scholarship money this year thanks to generous donations from Unifor, Fidelity Investments Canada, The Globe and Mail, Toronto Star and the Torstar Journalism Foundation, and the Parliamentary Press Gallery of Canada.

Did you know that Shared Bylines also accepts Francophone students? You have until May 8 to apply – in English or French! – to both the regular program and our new business scholarship. Francophone students chosen for mentorship will be paired with French-speaking mentorship.

N’attendez pas! Consultez sharedbylines.com pour plus de détails. ✨

Vous devez: ✏️ identifier comme noir(e), autochtone ou personne de couleur ✏️ être inscrit(e) dans un établissement d’enseignement postsecondaire au Canada en septembre 2026 ✏️ démontrer un intérêt pour une carrière en journalisme

Saviez-vous que Shared Bylines accepte également les étudiants francophones? Vous avez jusqu'au 8 mai pour soumettre votre candidature – en anglais ou en français! – au programme régulier et à notre nouvelle bourse de journalisme économique.

Don’t forget to submit your application for a $3,000 scholarship and journalism mentorship with Shared Bylines! 🧡 Share this post with any BIPOC postsecondary students you know who might benefit, and find details on the application process at sharedbylines.com.

Thanks to Laura Hensley, Ana Pereira, Meera Raman and Curtis Heinzl for their amazing insights at last night’s event with Fidelity Canada! Applications for the Fidelity-Shared Bylines Business Journalism Scholarship are open until April 24. Details at sharedbylines.com

🚨This is TOMORROW! 🚨 RSVP here to claim your spot for our free event “How to Get Your Start in Business Journalism,” happening at The Pilot in Toronto: SBbizjournalism.eventbrite.com

Meet the speakers for our FREE panel event, “How to Get Your Start in Business Journalism,” coming up April 14 at The Pilot (22 Cumberland St.), and sponsored by @fidelitycanada. RSVP and find details here: SBbizjournalism.eventbrite.com

Join us on Tuesday, April 14, at 6 p.m. in Toronto for a panel on how to kick off your career in business journalism Hear from The Globe’s @meeraramann, Bloomberg’s @CurtisHeinzl, The Star's @anabpereiraa on how they got their start sharedbylines.com/fidelity-share…

Our alumni said it better than we ever could! Here’s what past Shared Bylines participants think about our mentorship program for BIPOC student journalists 🗞️✨ Visit sharedbylines.com to apply by April 24!

Want to be a mentor or join our selection committee? We're looking for volunteers! Mentors are paired based on the mentee’s needs and desired career path. Selection committee members will help interview students + choose finalists. For more info, visit sharedbylines.com

And don't forget to apply for Fidelity-Shared Bylines' $3,000 scholarship📝. Open to BIPOC student journalists with a demonstrated interest in business journalism. Deadline is April 24 sharedbylines.com/fidelity-share…