The Media Accountability Project  

How to complain about CP24 staff's improper social media activity

I do not see a clear route for submitting a formal complaint to CP24, and I noticed you replied on behalf of CP24 in a previous file related to the CBSC.

Dear Derek Miller,
I'm writing because I want to complain about serious concerns regarding the social media activity of a CP24 staffer. I believe he has rather egregiously violated the code of conduct, and I think CP24 should be made aware so that appropriate steps can be taken.
I do not see a clear route for submitting a formal complaint to CP24, and I noticed you replied on behalf of CP24 in a previous file related to the CBSC.
I would very much appreciate some information about how to proceed.
Thanks so much,

Jason

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