Why are conspiracy theories so popular?
Sorting fact from fiction in conspiracy theories
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by Michel Jacques Gagne | Nov 21, 2023
Sorting fact from fiction in conspiracy theories
by Steve Ambler | Nov 1, 2023
by Allan Bonner | Oct 20, 2023
by Kris Sims | Oct 13, 2023
by Barry Cooper | Oct 12, 2023
BARRY COOPER: That’s “opinion not fact” according to the CBC
by Kris Sims | Jul 21, 2023
KRIS SIMS: Trust in journalism is crumbling while government funding of the media ramps up
by Michael Taube | Apr 26, 2023
MICHAEL TAUBE: Tarek Fatah died of cancer on April 24, at the age of 73
by Bruce Dowbiggin | Apr 24, 2023
BRUCE DOWBIGGIN: CBC is a state-sponsored outfit engaging in what can only be called imitation journalism
by Pat Murphy | Mar 23, 2023
PAT MURPHY: Time had a uniquely American vibe – tonally authoritative, irreverent, unawed by authority, and fond of winners
by Gerry Chidiac | Mar 17, 2023
GERRY CHIDIAC: Wading through the rampant disinformation in media today requires a healthy dose of skepticism
by Gerry Chidiac | Jan 13, 2023
GERRY CHIDIAC: We learn more from what is not reported than reported
by Bruce Dowbiggin | Jan 6, 2023
BRUCE DOWBIGGIN: Ethics, shmethics. The Liberals know they can rely on a pliant media to win them another election
by Michel Kelly-Gagnon | Dec 30, 2022
MICHEL KELLY-GAGNON: A recent one-sided article on Canadian forestry practices suggests the answer is no
by Michael Taube | Dec 28, 2022
MICHAEL TAUBE: The last flapper in the funnies turns 100
by Brian Giesbrecht | Dec 28, 2022
BRIAN GIESBRECHT: Intolerance undermines the free speech essential for democracy to survive
by Bruce Dowbiggin | Sep 18, 2022
BRUCE DOWBIGGIN: The carefully curated campaign to portray Pierre Poilievre as the Nosferatu of the National Capital is already falling apart
by Allan Bonner | Sep 11, 2022
ALLAN BONNER: How do you manage a crisis with little time between the story going public and reporters calling?
by Allan Bonner | Sep 6, 2022
ALLAN BONNER: The advice to engage in “cross-checking” advocated by those who promote media literacy does not necessarily lead to media literacy
by Michael Taube | Jul 5, 2022
MICHAEL TAUBE: A brilliant mind with a critical eye. Intelligent, engaging, curious, humorous and innovative
by Terry Etam | May 19, 2022
TERRY ETAM: What a difference a few short months make. Here’s what happens when disinformation campaigns run headlong into reality