CBC pushes shockingly distorted narratives. There are so many like Hanomansing's 51st state discussion and Ashley Burke's viable country question that are nothing short of highly inappropriate.

Some pictures my grandfather took while on the corvette Orillia K119. By 1941, the North Atlantic had become a battlefield, ships were sunk, sailors lost, saved and it was an oil slick out there.

Family who were wounded and made it back with deeper scars in their souls.

CBC seemingly concerned reporting, to the point of scolding our country, for losing measles free status is really tough to swallow! The media played a significant role in vax hesitancy by pushing those fringe narratives.

Cooking the books?

Add insult to injury... Nova Scotia has a very small grid and can neither produce sufficient electricity nor keep it on consistently. Unfortunately true corporate performance is irrelevant because profit is guaranteed.
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Yes. The customers are told they must pay handsomely to attract a talented CEO. Shareholders have no reason to remove him because taxpayers guarantee a profit and the only accountability is to an unelected Regulatory Board.

Good one! Harper started this brand with young bands of Ministerial staffers competing to tear apart Public Servants policy and spending proposals. They just branched out further to attack Canadians through: convoy, rebel news, migtow, diagolon, Fleury, Smith, etc., flooding the zone.

I call for a Budget amendment to pay for their relocation to usamerica and to also cover their costs for revocation of citizenship.

Best in the world!

CPC are masters at grasping emotional issues, conflating the room with a simple narrative and deflecting away from their narrow and shallow views. Well, until they didn't after the RCMP interview. Liberals have much to learn from Carney who is proving better at managing the narrative.