The Media Accountability Project  

"This profoundly insulting opinion article does not respect the basic journalistic standards of fairness, accuracy, and balance. To put it simply, it is hate speech covered up as an opinion article." Continue reading

"It is a disservice to your readers to focus solely on the accounts of highly partisan organizations. The criticisms of these groups run far and wide." Continue reading

"Your article illustrated clearly the impact on the health and safety of people in Gaza that goes beyond the bombing of their homes and infrastructure.  As someone with an aging parent who lives at a distance from me, I could identify with Mr. Abudaya’s worry and concern." Continue reading

"For someone to come on CBC and suggest such a strong claim should have led to a more prepared interview with strong questions. As it stands, your audience is left with a profoundly bold claim, but no evidence was provided to show that this was a deliberate attack versus scattered violations." Continue reading

"J’aurais aussi trouvé pertinent que vous ajoutiez un contexte général de la situation à Gaza pour que les lecteurs comprennent l’importance de cette murale à l’heure actuelle et la gravité de cet acte de vandalisme." Continue reading

"Warmington is using this thinly veiled racist language to demean a group of people based on the entirely unverified claim that someone threatened police. We do not know the context. It should be further investigated." Continue reading

"I, therefore, ask you to add a Muslim voice and mention the rise in Islamophobia to make your article more balanced and fairer." Continue reading

"While you give the number of Israeli casualties, you completely failed to give the number of Palestinian casualties." Continue reading

"Your condemnation of Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek is totally uncalled for and represents the lowest form of journalism in purporting to ascribe motive and feelings to the Mayor completely out of context with the situation." Continue reading

"Thank you for extensively quoting Beth Kotierk, who in clear, firm language points out that Canada’s efforts at reconciliation can’t be taken seriously when it is supporting the genocide of another Indigenous people. With this article, you give Ms Kotierk a platform to educate Canadians on the history and ongoing colonial violence against both Canada’s and Palestine’s Indigenous Peoples." Continue reading