The Media Accountability Project  

Please help us challenge this inflammatory Edmonton Journal cartoon by Malcolm Mayes that misrepresents pro-Palestine protests and further incites anti-Palestinian hate. Continue reading

This is, to date, one of the best articles in Canada about this grim issue. It is critically important for Canadians to know the facts about Israel’s targeting of journalists in Gaza and elsewhere. Continue reading

The piece is supposed to be about a letter sent by the Health Workers Alliance for Palestine demanding a ceasefire and an immediate end to the targeting of healthcare facilities and workers. However, Papuckoski instead uses the opportunity to quote random and questionable pro-Israel claims on Twitter and downplay Israel's war crimes. Continue reading

Join us in challenging a Globe and Mail article that employs the dangerous trope that Palestine was desolate and uninhabited until Israelis “made the desert bloom.” Continue reading

Please help us challenge the Toronto Star for a pro-Israel opinion piece by George Monastiriakos that attempts to justify horrifying war crimes. Continue reading

Please help us challenge this opinion piece by Joe Warmington in Toronto Sun, adding fuel to anti-Palestinian racism by making false claims about the BDS movement and pro-Palestine protests. Continue reading

The host refers to posters in Montreal's metros as "pro-Hamas posters" even though the posters call for a ceasefire. CTV News Montreal is lying. They are inflaming the situation by misrepresenting the reality of what the posters actually say.  Continue reading

This is not an isolated incident for CTV Montreal, who are attacking pro-Palestine supporters on their news website and their radio and television stations this week. Their coverage is alarming and needs a fierce challenge. Continue reading

Please help us challenge a Canadian Press article that omits essential information about the evacuation of Canadians from Gaza and Israel’s role in the attacks on Gaza. Continue reading

However, when it comes to pro-Palestine posters in Montreal’s metro, it is reported only as a crime, only as “vandalism.” Hardly any context is given other than public condemnation. Continue reading