The article about the CBC policy on using the word “terrorist” was published in the Toronto Sun and then picked up throughout the rest of the Postmedia newspaper chain, the largest in Canada.
Postmedia is the successor to the CanWest newspaper chain.
In 2004, Reuters asked CanWest to remove the names of their reporters from wire stories before using them, or not include any connection with Reuters at all.
The request came after CanWest implemented a policy to use the word “terrorist” more liberally, for example swapping out “rebel” in Reuters articles with “terrorist.”
CanWest was also forced to issue multiple corrections after doing the same thing with Associated Press copy, including calling six Palestinians killed by Israeli troops “terrorists” when the original referred to them as “fugitives.”
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@NickKouvalis You are a true twat Nick. Just because I don't stand with Carney doesn't mean I'm anti-Canadian.
Yes Trump, Lutnik and the rest of his cabal are bullies, but I also suspect that they preyed on the weakness of Carney and his team.
Apparently in addition to being a twat, Nick is also a spineless coward.
He came at me with an insult and when I returned the favour, he decided to block me.
Here @BenMulroney gives a masterclass in political interviewing, eviscerating Toronto Mayoral candidate Chris Alexander when he refuses to name even *one* person supporting his candidacy
Let me introduce you to the latest X Coward, @calxandr.
Chris apparently blocks anyone who questions why he is running in the Toronto mayoral race.
Is this the behaviour that the residents of the City of Toronto expect from a potential Mayor?
@spades4rite@JonFraserTF@Women___Exist You need to learn to read. He literally wrote that he has a problem with militant trans and the things you wrongly accused him of not caring about.