
The Canadian Press Stylebook is used by newsrooms, classrooms and offices nationwide. Now you can receive interactive training workshops from James McCarten, current editor of the Stylebook, or from former Stylebook editor Patti Tasko.
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We can provide workshop content, practical examples and exercises customized and relevant for your organization's objectives, challenges and team's experience level.
Join Stylebook editor, James McCarten, for an in-depth review of CP style. Choose from live or on-demand webinars and expand your knowledge.
Whether your team is new to CP style or advanced, made up of journalists or communications professionals, we'll tailor an engaging training workshop that takes your group to the next level.
CP style is one of several topics available from The Canadian Press Academy for training and professional development. Take our quick survey to tell us what workshops and seminars are important to you.
James McCarten is a 25-year veteran of journalism in Canada and the United States, Washington Correspondent with The Canadian Press, and current editor of the industry’s definitive style guides: The Canadian Press Stylebook and Caps and Spelling.
Patti Tasko was the editor of The Canadian Press Stylebook and Caps and Spelling for more than 17 years and our former Senior Supervising Editor responsible for quality control and daily news development. She is an experienced trainer and seminar leader on CP style and editing standards.
A huge thank you for the great session! We appreciated your approach to teaching us CP style with examples using our own work.
— Lisa Goudy, Information Officer, Communications, Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board —
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