Media - The Maple (Page 14)

Journalism Schools Help Entrench The Media’s Class Bias

As Canadian journalism supposedly strives to become more inclusive, it also needs to grapple with the wealth bias ingrained in it.

Editorial boards have supported Canada’s war and regime change efforts since the First World War 98 per cent of the time.

A criminal complaint being investigated by police alleges Israeli diplomats and consular officials are recruiting Canadians into their army.

These opinion writers were wrong then, and they are wrong now. It didn’t take a genius to see where Ford was leading us.

This list is not intended to be a reflection on the competence of any of the journalists mentioned.

Postmedia published a factually incorrect story and headline, and has yet to issue a correction, retraction or apology.

We’re the ones paying to keep the bloated carcass of Postmedia afloat, so is it too much to ask for a little transparency?

Poppies are political symbols, but journalists are permitted or forced to wear them on-air despite supposedly needing to appear unbiased.

The disparity in coverage is evidence of how the media demonizes Indigenous people while letting those that attack them off the hook.