This stark difference suggests that ideology, not journalistic standards, is what drives the difference in reporting.

Hashemi repeated debunked claims about genocide and famine, all while CBC overwhelmingly failed to offer meaningful challenge ...

First, listeners heard from Ottawa resident Asil Nashwan, who spoke about her sister in Gaza. This is at least the second ...

CBC cannot plausibly claim ignorance or an inability to prevent its platform from being exploited by extremists.

Marion Zahar, a doctoral student at the University of Montreal who has previously denied Israel’s right to exist and referred ...

But despite his repeated propaganda, no CBC host meaningfully challenged him, nor was there any balance offered to listeners.

In his 1986 Nobel Prize acceptance speech, Holocaust survivor and human rights activist Elie Wiesel condemned the tendency of ...

By treating Trump and Netanyahu’s meeting as suspect, Collin, with the TVA’s backing, assumed Israeli wrongdoing while ...

In the latest instalment of an anti-Israel guest being portrayed as a credible commentator without any challenge whatsoever, ...

Le Devoir amplified the claims of François Audet, a repeat spreader of anti-Israel disinformation, with little context.

Canadian media outlets largely echoed these claims, offering extensive airtime to critics while providing minimal context.

The article consistently framed Israel as responsible for Gaza’s suffering, repeating disputed allegations while ignoring ...