CBC announces 600 worker layoff despite massive government subsidies
The CBC is apparently unable to keep afloat amid growing distrust in mainstream media despite over a billion dollars in funding per year by the Trudeau government.
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Articles tagged Journalism
Journalists suggest reporting on ‘climate change’ like war or COVID to rile up Canadians
Regardless of researched data to the contrary, politicians and media continue to push the narrative that there is a climate crisis and carbon emissions must be reduced to 'save' the planet.
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Bloc Québécois bill seeks to eliminate religious belief as a defense against ‘hate speech’
'This Bloc Quebecois bill is just a Trojan Horse to enable future pogroms against Christians and any religious believer from other faiths who publicly disagree with LGBT ideology,' reacted Campaign Life Coalition's Jack Fonseca.
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Trudeau gov’t dept. suggests giving LGBT, minority journalists $45k annually to promote ‘diversity’
'Organizations mentioned the need for government funds dedicated to creators and journalists from Indigenous, racialized and religious minority communities in the media,' reads the Heritage Department report.
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Trudeau gov’t fall economic statement includes massive payouts to legacy media ahead of election
The subsidies for legacy media come as Canadians' trust in mainstream media is polling at an all-time low.
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Tucker Carlson visits Julian Assange in London prison
Tucker Carlson announced on X, formerly Twitter, that he visited Julian Assange at the Belmarsh maximum security prison in London Thursday morning. Details about the meeting are not readily known.
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UK gov’t tracks journalists who make freedom of information requests: report
'Ministry of Justice officials have compiled background profiles on journalists that make freedom of information requests, as well as apparently giving press officers and Conservative political appointees input on whether disclosures can be made,' The Times reports.
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4 Michigan news executives out after uproar over memo urging balanced reporting of LGBT events
Two executives responsible for recommending balanced reporting and two others who publicly denounced the guidance have reportedly been fired.
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Google to block Canadian news stories in response to Trudeau gov’t online censorship act
The Online News Act, feared to end independent journalism in Canada, may backfire on the Trudeau government if tech companies refuse to publish any Canadian news sources.
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The conservative legacy of Canadian journalistic titan Ted Byfield, as told by one of his sons
On this week's episode of The Van Maren Show, Jonathon sits down with Vince Byfield, son of the late Canadian journalist Ted Byfield, for a discussion on his father's legacy in conservative politics, the culture war, and Christian education.
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