Inaccuracy in article "Antisemitism on campus is 'systemic' and going unaddressed, says new report"

The following are emails sent from CJPME to CBC between August 11–September 2, 2026 regarding its coverage of the Campus Antisemitism and Student Experiences (CASE) report. Continue reading

 

Aug 3 on-air interview with Kevin Vuong

"This segment is riddled with misinformation and racism. Mr Vuong repeats allegations as if they are fact and gets so much wrong. Regarding the suspect of the US consulate shooting. The man in question, Mohammad Al-Saadi, is an Iraqi national and there are no proven links between him and Hezbollah in Lebanon." Continue reading

 

Feedback re: Israel conveys 'concerns' to U.S. on Gaza plan, keeps up strikes on territory.

"As a global wire news service whose articles are distributed to subscribing media outlets worldwide, AFP has a responsibility to provide reporting that is accurate and fair.  The article should have at minimum mentioned that Israel did not fulfill its ceasefire obligations in Phase One." Continue reading

 

Feedback on recent coverage of the Nakba Uprooted Exhibit

"Both Marcy Markusa and Caitlyn Gowriluk deserve thanks for their thoughtful and in-depth analysis of the exhibit at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights that tells the stories of displaced Palestinians." Continue reading

 

Your piece on the Nakba exhibit

"The statement from Rubin Kantorovich is particularly important, specifically his categorial assertion that what the exhibit presents is 'irrefutable.'" Continue reading

 

Inaccurate phrasing used during July 27 World Report

While the segment otherwise refers to the Occupied Palestinian Territories, it is both unusual and unfortunate that CBC would employ the fraught phrase “disputed territory” in reference to Palestinian land illegally occupied by Israel. These lands are recognized as illegally occupied under international law and by the Canadian government — a position reaffirmed by the International Court of Justice in 2024. Continue reading

 

July 28 article by Howard Fremeth

There are a few colossal omissions in Mr. Fremeth’s argument which need highlighting. When CIFTA was signed thirty years ago Israel had not yet committed it’s sadistic  genocide against the Palestinain people, which continues to this day. Most Canadians would accept the idea that there are higher principles than just making money. Not being complicit in genocide is one of them. Continue reading

 

Préoccupations concernant l'article de l'AFP au sujet de la montée de l'antisémitisme

"Nous insistons à ce que vous précisez les origines et les biais derrière des études menées par de tels organismes, dont les versions opposées à celles-ci dans vos articles. En tant que l'un des plus importants médias et journaux francophones lus au Québec, cela est important et relève du travail de journalisme de qualité et de précision que de préciser." Continue reading

 

Feedback on July 27 segment "Israeli settlers set fire to mosques, farmland in West Bank"

"At a minimum, the reporter should indicate that the Israeli settlers were armed, and she should have attempted to obtain and refer to Palestinian accounts of the confrontation - not just relying on what 'the Israeli military has said' - especially since this situation occurred in a Palestinian village." Continue reading

 

Re: Cognitive dissonance won't save the West

"The article does not inform audiences that Toronto Police have previously stated that several recent shootings targeting Jewish institutions in Canada, including  the U.S. consulate were the work of hired criminals, mainly youth just over or under the age of 18." Continue reading