Editing Democracy

How major news media are adapting in an era of disruption and innovation while maintaining public trust. Join Us for Editing Democracy Moderated by David Walmsley, Editor-in-Chief, The Globe and Mail. Featuring leading and legendary news editors Marty Baron, Tina Brown and Katie Drummond, the panel discussion will address how newsrooms are innovating in an era of massive technological disruption. The speakers will discuss emerging business models and the impact on public trust, and the connection between a robust news media, public health, and a resilient democracy. The conversation will run for approximately 90 minutes, taking place in front of a live audience at The Globe and Mail Centre, a stunning venue on the 17th floor overlooking Toronto. A public reception with a complimentary wine bar and light refreshments will follow. The evening will also feature a special tribute to the legacy of Roy Thomson, a lifelong innovator of news media. Note: If sold out, please sign up for our newsletter to view a post-event recording. Make a Donation Your generous contribution supports our mission to protect and promote excellence in journalism. By donating to The Globe and Mail Foundation, you're investing in the future of quality reporting, journalistic training, and informed citizenship. See our 2025/26 impact report on what we have accomplished since our launch. Donate: www.globeandmailfoundation.com/donate The Globe and Mail Foundation is a registered Canadian charity. Tax receipts will be issued for all eligible donations of $25 or more. The Globe and Mail Foundation Registered Charity Number: 762794311RR0001 Highlights • 2 hours 30 minutes • In-person event at The Globe and Mail Centre • Doors at 6:30 P.M.