Community | August 29, 2012 | 262 comments

Fox News banned in Canada! It's Illegal to broadcast lies and label it News according to Canadian Law!

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Tell all the friends your in contact with about the terrorist opinion network! I know the story's old, but it's worth using in this hotly contested political season to remind or enlighten those that love being brain washed!


Fox News banned in Canada because, unlike in America, it’s illegal to lie on broadcast news

America’s middle class battles for its survival on the Wisconsin barricades – against various Koch Oil surrogates and the corporate toadies at Fox News – fans of enlightenment, democracy and justice can take comfort from a significant victory north of the Wisconsin border. Fox News will not be moving into Canada after all! The reason: Canadian regulators announced last week they would reject efforts by Canada’s right-wing Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, to repeal a law that forbids lying on broadcast news.

They would have to change the law to let FOX news be broadcast. Sounds like a good law. Hey Congress – here is a law you can pass!
Canada’s Radio Act requires that “a licenser may not broadcast … any false or misleading news.” The provision has kept Fox News and right-wing talk radio out of Canada and helped make Canada a model for liberal democracy and freedom. As a result of that law, Canadians enjoy high quality news coverage, including the kind of foreign affairs and investigative journalism that flourished in this country before Ronald Reagan abolished the “Fairness Doctrine” in 1987.

We do need better news. Too bad it is legal to lie in the USA.
Harper’s attempts to make lying legal on Canadian television are a stark admission that right-wing political ideology can only dominate national debate through dishonest propaganda. Since corporate profit-taking is not an attractive vessel for populism, a political party or broadcast network that makes itself the tool of corporate and financial elites must lie to make its agenda popular with the public. In the Unites States, Fox News and talk radio, the sock puppets of billionaires and corporate robber barons, have become the masters of propaganda and distortion on the public airwaves. Fox News’ notoriously biased and dishonest coverage of the Wisconsin’s protests is a prime example of the brand of news coverage Canada has smartly avoided.
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262 comments // Fox News banned in Canada! It's Illegal to broadcast lies and label it News according to Canadian Law!

  • PresidontNObama
    • -1
      PresidontNObama  
    • Wow I swear all you liberals really are morons. Here you call FOX liars but all you people do is stand right up and believe the first line of BS shit hoax you hear just cause its about FOX and you dont like em LMAO what a joke! Im glad that rumor got out cause it shows how stupid liberals really are LMAO

      MSNBC, CBS, PBS, NBC, CNN, Etc etc...

    • 5 months ago
  • Hardytoo
    • +2
      Hardytoo  
    • FOX Newsiness is available here, but being a "fantasy" channel, it's only available on "Pay TV." We do have laws against lying on real news channels.

    • 7 months ago
  • HarukoHaruhara
  • Hardytoo
    • +2
      Hardytoo  
    • HarukoHaruhara:

      It's like they "dumpster dive" for old articles they can take a poke at - especially if concerns Faux Noise. Saw it on my "update" page, just had to run over and tell the truth about another right wing propaganda tool. Biggest TOOL of all - FOX News.

    • 7 months ago
  • HarukoHaruhara
  • Hardytoo
  • Timo_Markkanen
    • -3
      Timo_Markkanen  
    • This is current. Notice the word prohibit?

      "The CRTC’s regulations prohibit licensees of radio and television programming undertakings and broadcasting distribution undertakings from broadcasting programs that contain false or misleading news. You will find greater detail in Broadcasting Regulatory Policy CRTC 2011-308 “Proposed amendments to the Commission’s false or misleading news provisions”: http://www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/archive/2011/2011-308.htm"

    • 7 months ago
  • kennymotown
  • HarukoHaruhara
  • kennymotown
  • Hardytoo
  • kennymotown
  • Timo_Markkanen
  • 1ndependant1
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      1ndependant1  
    • First of all it's simply not true...way to fact check! Secondly why is FN so offensive...any person with a computer can fact check their news. The major difference I see is they don't let their personal opinions influence how they report the news. I also watch CNN, MSNBC etc. I WANT well rounded, well informed news and quite frankly Fox covers things like Bengahzi that other News outlets won't...a point I find interesting given that journalists are SUPPOSED to report news NOT spin it. When you turn on the TV and see a sitting President being asked: Boxers or Briefs? and the opposing candidate being skewered with abortion position questions...I'm sorry your BIAS is showing! Give Americans THE FACTS and let them decide based on truth.

    • 7 months ago
  • TheNewConservative
  • TheNewConservative
  • Hardytoo
  • Tim_Monteith
  • GinaCaliLaLa
  • Jose_Rodriguez2
    • +5
      Jose_Rodriguez2  
    • Fox News is labeled under Entertainment that is why they are allowed on the air. However they seldom mention they are Entertainment and most people think it's actual truth instead of Pro Israel GOP brainwashing to use America as their puppets.

    • 8 months ago
  • johnnyTremaine
    • +5
      johnnyTremaine  
    • Jose_Rodriguez2:

      Pandering to Israel like Adelson and Bloomberg's Wall Street War pig puppet Mitt-O-maton , makes me puke. This joker is a mormon cult action figure programmed by Karl RovRove Inc. to finish off implementing the Bush- Cheney protocols for the NWO global mafia take over. I might be moving to Canada.

    • 8 months ago
  • changeingyou
  • Henry_Biddle
  • BobLoblawSTL
    • -2
      BobLoblawSTL  
    • You can post links to all the blogs written by dimwits all you want. It still doesn't negate the FACTS. And the facts are, Fox News is broadcast on Canadian television. Period. Why don't you contact the cable providers in Canada and tell THEM they are broadcasting a network that offends you and see how far you get.

    • 8 months ago
  • marcos34
    • +2
      marcos34  
    • BobLoblawSTL:

      I see you've got a lot of posts here. You are confusing "broadcasting" rights with "airing" rights.

      You must understand that in the U.S., there is little practical difference between broadcasting and airing. Other countries hold the broadcaster of a "news" channel to a higher standard than just a program being aired.

      Canada's Radio Act requires that "a licenser may not broadcast ... any false or misleading news."

      Fox News could not meet this threshold, therefore it was denied a license to broadcast.

      Stephen Harper, the conservative PM, tried to negate this law, but he was overridden by the Parliament.

      Fox News is still not allowed to broadcast in Canada, although it is aired.

      I have no axe to grind here...just informing you of how it is with Canadian law.

    • 8 months ago
  • BobLoblawSTL
    • -3
      BobLoblawSTL  
    • Kennymotown, stop lying!
      "Fox News Channel is currently offered by Access Communications, Bell TV, Cogeco, Eastlink, Manitoba Telecom Services, Rogers, SaskTel, Shaw Cable, Shaw Direct and Telus TV."
      Don't believe wikipedia? Here is proof that Fox News is broadcast in Canada:
      www.myaccess.ca/Home/Communities/AC3/AtHome/TV/ChannelLineup/Networks/tabid/2486...
      This is from just ONE of the many cable providers in Canada, I don't have time to look at all of them. If you still insist on spreading lies, it's a good thing you aren't in Canada because you would be censored.

    • 8 months ago
  • kennymotown
  • kennymotown
  • kennymotown
  • BobLoblawSTL
    • -2
      BobLoblawSTL  
    • kennymotown:

      You can post links to blogs written by dimwits all you want. It still doesn't negate the FACTS. And the facts are, Fox News is broadcast on Canadian television. Period. Why don't you contact the cable providers in Canada and tell THEM they are broadcasting a network that offends you and see how far you get.

    • 8 months ago
  • BobLoblawSTL
    • -1
      BobLoblawSTL  
    • kennymotown:

      Google up a brain? There ya go, resorting to personal attacks because you can't admit this whole argument is rubbish. I thought you were just misinformed, but you really are spreading lies, the very thing you are accusing Fox News of being banned over. Put the kool-aid down and do a little googling yourself so you can post factual information instead of garbage.

    • 8 months ago
  • BobLoblawSTL
    • -1
      BobLoblawSTL  
    • 2004 was when this happened, it's old news, and it the ban had zero to do with Fox news spreading lies. A friend of mine posted a link to this article. It sounded far-fetched and I wanted to know the facts before I spouted off a comment that made me look like a jackass. All I had to do is google "fox news banned in canada" and there were the actual facts, instead of the misleading and outright erroneous propaganda contained in this editorial. And, for the record, I rarely watch Fox news, and when I do it's because I like to hear all sides to an argument so I an well-informed.

    • 8 months ago
  • kennymotown
  • BobLoblawSTL
  • kennymotown
  • Peter_Sosna
  • tomword
    • -1
      tomword  
    • LETA- I see zero spelling or grammatical errors in this article. I'm not moving to Canada. I just block faux news on my TV.

    • 9 months ago
  • letsliveinpeace
  • letsliveinpeace
  • Leta_Bezdecheck
  • Leta_Bezdecheck
  • TheLoneHoot
  • crabbyoldguy
    • -6
      crabbyoldguy  
    • "
      CBC wins rights to broadcast 2014, 2016 Olympics, but won't say at what cost

      OTTAWA -- The CBC refused Wednesday to say how big a slice of its $1.2-billion taxpayer handout it's spending to broadcast the 2014 Winter and 2016 Summer Olympic Games.

      The state broadcaster won the rights to broadcast the two games after the International Olympic Committee rejected two earlier bids made in partnership with a private network to share the costs. That partnership dissolved after the IOC's price tag was deemed too high.

      The CBC then made a bid on its own, presumably a higher amount than the $153-million Bell-led CTV-Rogers paid to broadcast the 2010 and 2012 games.

      The decision to award the Canadian rights to the CBC raises questions about how level the playing field is between the taxpayer-funded broadcaster and private broadcasters.

      "It's not a level playing field because the CBC gets more than a billion of taxpayer dollars while everyone else has to make it on their own," Greg Thomas, director of the Canadian Taxpayer Federation, told QMI Agency.

      "We're seeing the CBC rushing to where others fear to tread. The Olympics have been a super disappointment as far as the ad revenue broadcasters are able to charge. Other broadcasters have had to back down because it's such a money loser."

      Neither the CBC nor the IOC would disclose the cost of those broadcasting rights. But CBC president Hubert Lacroix told the CBC it was a "very financially and fiscally responsible bid because that was our major concern."

      Another concern may be the fact the National Hockey League has not yet decided whether it will interrupt its regular season and release players for the Olympic hockey tournament, which draws the highest ratings by far.

      "
      ..................................
      Yup pure honesty, please excuse the privledge.

    • 9 months ago
  • kennymotown
    • +7
      kennymotown  
    • crabbyoldguy:

      It could be a hell of a lot worse like a couple of trillion dollars spent on an illegal war in Iraq predicated on LIES by the Criminal Bush administration, not too mention that was tax dollars and the incredible loss of life on both sides. But I guess when FASCIST's in America do it, it's OK with you.

    • 9 months ago
  • crabbyoldguy
    • -5
      crabbyoldguy  
    • kennymotown:

      Ya, but the here and now is how Canada's State Controlled Media never lies, well I guess they really didn't lie they just deemed that to answer the question was not in the best interest of the State

    • 9 months ago
  • kennymotown
    • +5
      kennymotown  
    • crabbyoldguy:

      I really think your grasping at lose straws on this one, kind of comparing apples and privately owned media outlets that also made billions with their arms manufacturing links in an intertwined corporate spider web! Working with the Bush crime family here in America it was a win, win, don't you think? At least for our corporate overlords, not so much for the American Tax payer!

    • 9 months ago
  • HarukoHaruhara
  • jimstoner
    • +4
      jimstoner  
    • crabbyoldguy:

      What is it with you conservatives and your foolishness? No broadcaster can divulge how much they pay for Olympic broadcasting rights until the event is over under International Olympic Committee rules.

      The C.B.C. deal cost them a reported $75 to $85 million dollars according to one source. N.B.C. paid 1.2 billion for the 2012 Olympics. Besides, it isn't just the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. The rights to broadcast the Olympics in Canada belongs to the Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium, not the C.B.C.
      That is why they paid so little for their share.

      Stunningly uninformed aren’t you?

      Following I.O.C. rules is not being dishonest or privileged. Try again Conservative.

    • 9 months ago
  • crabbyoldguy
  • jimstoner
    • +3
      jimstoner  
    • crabbyoldguy:

      Saying the C.B.C. wouldn't divulge the amount they paid for the rights to broadcast the Olympics isn't a lie Crabby. They can't divulge the amount of money they paid for the broadcasting rights until the event is over.

      I would think you got this story from a conservative leaning publication. We are having trouble with these conservative media outlets and the way they push the envelope of honesty. They sure would like to outright lie to us like your conservatives do though.

    • 9 months ago
  • jimstoner
    • +5
      jimstoner  
    • crabbyoldguy:

      Crabby, do you not realize that the only reason you are claiming the state runs the media here is because you need it to be that way even though it's not true. You are wilfully ignoring the fact that the government has no control over broadcasting laws. You are wilfully ignoring the fact that someone other than the government told them they could not change the broadcasting laws here.

      You are doing this because you have a conservative mind and you are creating this idea that Canadian media is state run to satisfy your argument. You are simply ignoring the facts to create an argument that does not exist. That’s conservatism.

      You know full well that the media here is not state run by the government or you would have addressed the contradiction of the conservative majority government losing their bid to get the honesty in the media laws changed. If the media is state run, who told them they couldn’t change the law?

    • 9 months ago
  • cw9000
  • cw9000
  • crabbyoldguy
  • cw9000
  • jimstoner
  • crabbyoldguy
  • cw9000
  • cw9000
  • cw9000
  • cw9000
  • jimstoner
  • cw9000
  • jimstoner
  • Gary_Gans
  • Gary_Gans
  • Gary_Gans
    • 0
      Gary_Gans  
    • cw9000:

      When they realise their argument is moot they go for the 'nuke-u-lure' option. They try, but their inferior education limits their ability to debate. The Faux 'News' teaches them that you have to repeatedly scream lies, hoping that if they say it enough their lies will become true to their uneducated population.

    • 9 months ago
  • johnnyTremaine
  • kennymotown
  • TheLoneHoot
  • crabbyoldguy
    • -5
      crabbyoldguy  
    • Image
    • "
      CBC won't reveal of cost of private box for Queen's Jubilee

      OTTAWA - The CBC is once again spending taxpayers' money frivolously and refusing to disclose key information.


      Back in June when the state broadcaster travelled to London, England, to cover the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, they went so far as to pay for a private box for a special concert.


      The concert featured performances by Paul McCartney, Elton John and Kylie Minogue among others, and was staged in front of Buckingham Palace.


      In an e-mail released under access to information, CBC producer Allie Elwell invited Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his director of communications, Andrew MacDougall, to come by the CBC's exclusive location.


      "You should come and hang out with us. We have a private box," Elwell wrote.


      The CBC did not deny that they had a private box, but in an access to information request on the cost of the box the state broadcaster refused to release the amount.


      CBC officials claim that the cost of a swanky private box at a public event to celebrate the Queen is protected information because it touches on their creative, programming or journalistic endeavours.


      Sources with knowledge of the event have pegged the cost of a private box for the concert at between $50,000 and $75,000.
      "

      Nothin but pure honesty here.

    • 9 months ago
  • kennymotown
  • crabbyoldguy
  • kennymotown
    • +4
      kennymotown  
    • crabbyoldguy:

      Just got off work, but I think CBC is doing a fine job. And I must admit drumming up lies about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction by privately operated News Networks kind of offsets this story by a thousand times or worse!

    • 9 months ago
  • crabbyoldguy
  • jimstoner
    • +1
      jimstoner  
    • crabbyoldguy:

      If government funding for the C.B.C. influenced how they report the news, wouldn't they have to change their tune every time a new government took office? Now that the conservatives have a majority government, wouldn't the C.B.C. be influenced by the right? That is until the liberals took office again.

      You can't seem to grasp the idea that our government, no matter who is in power, has no influence over the media. Can you explain to us why, if the media is controlled by the government, the conservatives couldn't get the honesty in media laws changed? If our media is run by the government, who stopped them?

    • 9 months ago
  • crabbyoldguy
  • jimstoner
  • jimstoner
    • +3
      jimstoner  
    • crabbyoldguy:

      You have been poring over the internet for a full day now, trying to find an example of Canadian media dishonesty and this is the best you can do? Canadian media isn't left wing. Forced honesty makes them seem that way.

      You still have not addressed the fact that our majority conservative government couldn't get the media laws changed while claiming at the same time that our media is controlled by the government. Hell Crabby you won't even admit the contradiction. That's how the conservative mind works. If facts contradict your beliefs, don’t change your beliefs, ignore the facts.

      If the media is controlled by the government, and the government is conservative, how could the media here be considered left wing?

      Did you give any consideration to who foots the bill when Royalty visits the United States, or is this just an attempt to find fault with Canada's honesty laws? That's what is really bothering you isn't it? Honesty.

    • 9 months ago
  • lazloman
  • thedirtman
  • johnnyTremaine
  • lazloman
  • jimstoner
    • +4
      jimstoner  
    • http://www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/archive/2011/2011-308.htm

      Let’s dispel any confusion about what the C.R.T.C. did about the conservative proposal to allow them to lie to the public shall we? Here is a link to the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission web site and their decision to deny Canadian conservatives the right to lie to Canadians like American conservatives lie to Americans.

      Note that their decision was based on the concerns of Canadians and that the majority Conservative government, and the government of Canada no matter who holds power, has no say in how our media goes about their business. Their decision was based on the wishes of the Canadian people alone. That’s called freedom from government intervention and that’s one of the reasons that Canadians have more freedoms than any other citizens in the world.

    • 9 months ago
  • kennymotown
  • jimstoner
    • +3
      jimstoner  
    • kennymotown:

      Do you think for one second that the conservatives that communicate here won't ignore this evidence? I have my doubts they will even look at what the C.R.T.C. actually did.

      They are ignoring the fact that our Conservative Party of Canada could not get the law changed and claim that means the media is controlled by the government. It’s not that they don’t see the contradiction of their argument; it’s that they just don’t care what the facts are.

      Could you imagine what their comments would have been if it was the liberals in Canada that tried to get the honesty laws changed? They would have been screaming from the roof tops that it was all the evidence anybody could ever need to prove that liberals lie, and they know it. I don’t for one second think they don’t know the conservative media and the Republicans lie about everything, they just don’t care. If they admitted that the Republicans are the liars that they know they are, they would have to change their minds about their beliefs, and change goes against everything conservatism stands for.

    • 9 months ago
  • kennymotown
  • HarukoHaruhara
  • jimstoner
    • +2
      jimstoner  
    • HarukoHaruhara:

      Yes we do have conservative media here. As I said before the law does not ban conservative media outlets, it bans lying. This is why a media outlet in Canada is of no use to Rupert Murdoch or any other media mogul who wants to lie for the right like American conservative leadership lies to the American public.

      The difference is we do not have American style media because we have honesty in media laws. The whole point of this story is our media can not lie to us so American style conservatism can’t take hold here. The point is that when a countries media can lie to the public, you end with American conservatism and the most uninformed electorate in the free world.

      This story is also a good window into today’s American conservatives and how much they detest honesty. The conservatives that communicate here are absolutely furious that our media can not lie to us. They are actually saying that lying for conservatives is a freedom that they cherish.

    • 9 months ago
  • johnnyTremaine
    • +2
      johnnyTremaine  
    • jimstoner:

      Thanks .The radical right in America does have a stranglehold on the media.This power of capital which constricts the flow of real facts and hides the ulteripr motives of the vcorporate royalty, which is absolute control of government. This is treason, not freedom and despotism, not democracy. The maze of lies is so convoluted and deceptive that most Americans thinl we have a liberally biased media, free press and free enterprise. we habe none of these. We have an Orwellian Dystopian Plutocracy and minority rule by ruthless multi national monopolies dedicated to self enrichment at any cost.

    • 9 months ago
  • cw9000
  • HarukoHaruhara
  • Meira_Perelstein
    • +1
      Meira_Perelstein  
    • johnnyTremaine:

      I registered with this blog just so I could like your comment.
      Republicans (I won't even say conservatives because a lot of them are for government interference in women's vaginas) Republicans say Liberal like it is a curse word. They talk about killing us. They pretend they are joking but they aren't.
      Another interesting trick that Fox News does is the lawyerly trick of building a case. Lawyers are prosecuting an alleged criminal when they do this. Fox News isn't just giving you facts, or even exaggerations and lies. They are trying to make people outraged, offended and violent. That's why when Obama gets more people medical coverage, they say he "STOLE 713 MILLION Dollars from Medicare! He is killing your grandma, He is a socialist/communist/fascist/child killer/racist/muslim/terrorist who will bring back death panels!"
      For example,Fox News "Obamacare will put PapaJohn's pizza out of business!"
      Reality "Obamacare will make your PapaJohn's pizza cost you 14 cents more."

    • 9 months ago
  • johnnyTremaine
    • 0
      johnnyTremaine  
    • Image
    • Meira_Perelstein:

      Thanks Meira. I agree, Fox news is the prime time propoganda tool of the ' too rich to die '.

      They approach NEWS wil the xenophobic zeal of a prosecutor, hell bent on winning a case that has no merit on it's arguements or on the law. They start out by vapid and inflammatory condemnation and confabulated circumstanial; non-evidence and innuendo,and end with an empty emotional plea for injustice for the innocent and compensation for the guilty.
      Hear are some relevant quotes:

      Why is propaganda so much more successful when it stirs up hatred than when it tries to stir up friendly feeling?

      Bertrand Russell

      The Marine Corps is the Navy's police force and as long as I am President that is what it will remain. They have a propaganda machine that is almost equal to Stalin's.

      Harry S. Truman

      It is part of the general pattern of misguided policy that our country is now geared to an arms economy which was bred in an artificially induced psychosis of war hysteria and nurtured upon an incessant propaganda of fear.

      Douglas MacArthur

      Our country is now geared to an arms economy bred in an artificially induced psychosis of war hysteria and an incessant propaganda of fear.

      Douglas MacArthur

      One cannot wage war under present conditions without the support of public opinion, which is tremendously molded by the press and other forms of propaganda.
      Douglas MacArthur

      If people in the media cannot decide whether they are in the business of reporting news or manufacturing propaganda, it is all the more important that the public understand that difference, and choose their news sources accordingly.

      Thomas Sowell

      Read more at http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/keywords/propaganda.html#oYTlLA1ZlCEf57SW.99

    • 9 months ago
  • lenhart
    • +7
      lenhart  
    • Could be wrong but I do not see this as a 'freedom of press' issue! Media can be SUED for libel and leis now! It's really a matter holding broadcasters to a reasonable standard of professionalism. In the U.S. the restoration of the COMMUNICATION ACTS of 1934 would be a good place to start. That was the legislation that R. REAGAN trashed as a first priority. The results have been horrendous: media consolidated into the hands of just 5 or 6 HUGE media conglomerates to include FOX, Clear Channel et al. With a Fairness Doctrine, Rush Limbaugh would not have a career based upon lies and bullshit.

    • 9 months ago
  • crabbyoldguy
    • -1
      crabbyoldguy  
    • lenhart:

      All the fairness doctrine did was force a single enity to broadcast the "lies" of everyone, so on a single topic we would need the left, right, libertarian, american socialist/communist, green, anarchist, religous orgs and the atheist. Can you see where programing could become cumbersome, and being such, the media outlets declining to cover any controversial topics due time constraints ?

    • 9 months ago
  • crabbyoldguy
    • -3
      crabbyoldguy  
    • "
      Radio-Canada to amend controversial code of conduct

      OTTAWA — Radio-Canada announced it will amend its new code of conduct to remove the requirement that the state broadcaster's journalists support ministers in their accountability to Parliament and Canadians.

      "We realize this issue caused a lot of reaction on the part of our journalists, in the media in general, as well as in the general population," CBC president Hubert Lacroix wrote in a May 4 memo to employees.

      The union representing the French CBC's communications workers filed a grievance last month, objecting to the requirement that employees serve the public interest by "loyally carrying out the lawful decisions of their leaders and supporting ministers in their accountability to Parliament and Canadians."

      Bloc Quebecois MP Jean-Francois Fortin complained that the code of conduct "reek[ed] of totalitarianism."

      "How can the government justify the fact that it is secretly trying to make CBC the new Pravda? I am asking the government to allow CBC to maintain its independence," Fortin said in the House of Commons last week.

      "

    • 9 months ago
  • Paratus
    • -6
      Paratus  
    • crabbyoldguy:

      Saw this when I did a quick search of the topic. Evidently the gov does not like it when a news organization doesn't support it. That's ok, Barry O and his ilk don't like it either. The difference is that we have freedom here and the Canadians evidently do not.
      Another kenny lie. Marked down.

    • 9 months ago
  • HarukoHaruhara
    • +6
      HarukoHaruhara  
    • crabbyoldguy:

      In reading this ... it sounded like this "code of conduct" lasted a whole month before it was overturned.

      "This new code of conduct came into force April 2 and replaced the old rules that dated from November 2006."

      Lacroix removed the requirement in May.

      I'm glad it was removed. Good on the journalists for objecting.

      So, really, since this was overturned four months ago after being in effect for a single month, this is a non-story at this point. And a fairly lame attempt at deflection.

    • 9 months ago
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