Journalists Shouldn’t Work With Cops To Solve Our Problems
The solution to the harassment journalists are facing should focus on pressuring industry leaders, not calling in law enforcement.
Davide Mastracci
Davide Mastracci is the opinion editor at The Maple. He was previously the managing editor at Passage.
144 posts
Documenting The Past 40 Years Of Media Election Endorsements
Passage has compiled the endorsements 17 newspapers made for each of the 13 most recent federal elections.
Remembering Canadian Media’s Post-9/11 Bloodlust
The media was responsible for helping create an environment where people begged for war, racist laws and attacks on civil liberties.
The Globe & Mail Used My Work Uncredited. They’re Not Sorry
A Globe columnist’s viral article on pickup trucks had immense similarities with one at Passage, but didn’t mention it existed.
Twitter Should Label CBC, BBC And Others As ‘State-Affiliated’
Leaving Western state-funded outlets unlabelled gives the wrong impression that they have no connection with their governments.
It’s Time To Ban The Sale Of Pickup Trucks
Reducing climate destruction and harm from needlessly fatal road accidents is more important than corporate or consumer freedom.
Gaza Protests Led To More Articles On Antisemitism Than Mass Shooting
Postmedia commentators wrote about antisemitism more following May Palestine protests than the 2018 Tree of Life synagogue massacre.
Exposing How Pro-Israel Groups Manufacture Antisemitism Narratives
These narratives attempt to have the public, media and politicians focus on bogus allegations of antisemitism instead of Israel’s actions.
Only One Side Is To Blame For Israeli Apartheid
The goal of ‘both sides’ rhetoric is to rob Palestinians of every means of resistance until they have none left.