Digital Journalist

At Golden West Broadcasting, we've been telling local stories for over 65 years through trusted radio and digital platforms across Western Canada. Together with Homefield, we're finding new ways to help local businesses grow through effective advertising, marketing, and organizational development. We exist to make communities better- and that mission drives everything we do.

We are seeking a curious, community-minded Digital Journalist to tell the stories of Winnipeg and the people who make it thrive. The successful candidate will produce timely, engaging digital content with a particular focus on local businesses, inspiring individuals and positive developments across the city.

• Gathering local stories:
  You will listen for the questions people are asking. Then you will find leads, interview sources, and verify information along the way.
• Crafting content:
  You will write digital news stories, prepare photo galleries, and edit videos.
• Cultivating local relationships:
  You will develop relationships with local stakeholders and news sources.

• You have proven experience in news reporting.
• You have excellent communication skills (written and verbal) and are familiar with the Canadian Press Guide.
• Experience with Wide Orbit, Burli, photography, and/or videography are an asset.
• You are dedicated to your craft. You aren't afraid to cover stories outside of business hours.
• You are eager to engage with the community.
• You are curious and like to learn new things.
• You have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation.

• A fast-moving, people-first team that prioritizes innovation and agility
• Deep commitment to community involvement and giving back
• A workplace focused on your growth, with programs like career mapping, regular coaching, employee recognition, and ongoing professional development
• Extended health and disability benefits, matched pension plan, and Employee Assistance Plan, paid vacation and sick days - and your birthday off!

Don't meet every requirement? Studies show that women and people of colour are less likely to apply for jobs unless they meet every qualification. Golden West is committed to providing a fair and equitable work environment and encourages applications from qualified women, men, visible minorities, Indigenous peoples and persons with disabilities.