CBC news is no longer serving the needs of all Canadians
GERRY CHIDIAC: We learn more from what is not reported than reported
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Trudeau apologists putting a target on Poilievre
BRUCE DOWBIGGIN: The carefully curated campaign to portray Pierre Poilievre as the Nosferatu of the National Capital is already falling apart
Social media leaves us no time for sober second thought
ALLAN BONNER: How do you manage a crisis with little time between the story going public and reporters calling?
Has media literacy led us down the path to partisanship?
ALLAN BONNER: The advice to engage in “cross-checking” advocated by those who promote media literacy does not necessarily lead to media literacy
Patrick Watson was a giant of Canadian broadcasting
MICHAEL TAUBE: A brilliant mind with a critical eye. Intelligent, engaging, curious, humorous and innovative
Disinformation, misinformation are the new energy battlegrounds
TERRY ETAM: What a difference a few short months make. Here’s what happens when disinformation campaigns run headlong into reality
Why don’t Canadian broadcasters love the beautiful game?
PETER MENZIES: Our women’s national soccer team won Olympic Gold. Men’s team is in the World Cup. A domestic league is flourishing. So where’s the coverage?
Don’t count on government to police the internet
ROLAND RENNER: Unfortunately, Canada’s federal government has a terrible record with its proposals to regulate the internet
From evil to relativism and back again
PAT MURPHY: ‘Evil’ is back in rhetorical style, at least on a selective basis. Actual evil, of course, never went away
How each of us can stand up to megalomaniacs like Putin
GERRY CHIDIAC: Manipulative fantasy crises and fantasy villains fail to gain traction when they’re met with healthy public skepticism ($)
CBC needs to ensure balanced coverage of Coastal GasLink dispute
TOM OLSEN: The CBC, for some reason, has seen fit to help fund and air a documentary by a self-described anarchist from the United States
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