The complainant, Chris Eustace, thought an article about a Quebec government decision to delay school board elections did not seek out alternate views. The article quoted the head of the main organization...
Read reviewThe complainant, Vivian Unger, objected to the phrasing of a question on the Sunday Edition regarding electoral reform in Canada. In an interview with NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, host Michael Enright asked...
Read reviewThe complainant, Dory Jade, is the Chief Executive Director of the Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants. He objected to the designation “immigration consultant” to describe someone...
Read reviewThe complainant, Jack Chivo, noted that a map of the Middle East in a story about missile attacks on Syria named neighbouring countries but not Israel. He thought this was a deliberate decision and reflected...
Read reviewThe complainant, Malcolm Brown, thought a headline about the controversy surrounding the appointment of Gina Haspel as Director of the CIA was inappropriate. He objected to the phrase “bloody Gina Haspel.”...
Read reviewThe complainant, Bernard Ship, thought a story regarding the confrontations at the Gaza-Israel border lacked important information about Hamas’s involvement. The piece was not about the confrontations...
Read reviewThe complainant, Marc Poitras, thought the host of Ontario Today behaved differently to the callers on the edition which focused on the Progressive Conservative party, during the recent provincial election....
Read reviewThe complainant, Gregory Duffell, thought a segment on CBC TV programme The Weekly lacked balance and asserted that an international news service, RT, was a tool of the Kremlin without providing any proof....
Read reviewWorking journalists and academics alike have been spending a lot of time thinking about ways to restore trust in their work, and to help citizens discern...
MoreMuch has been written about the role of social media in creating false news and news hoaxes. This Poynter Institute article demonstrates what happened...
MoreA final reflection for 2017 - a year marked by some challenging times for the news business. The nature of the relationship between news user and provider...
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RT @jmdrebit: @CBCNews @shanifanasser Cbc. Defending terrorism every single day. He was a cold blooded killer and you are defending. Disgus…
RT @DrDebraSoh: For the 800th time, there is NO scientific evidence for gender fluidity. Gender dysphoria is a medical condition. There is…