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Letter from Ruth Johnston

Thank you for reading and again, we appreciate the publication of Ms. Johnston’s letter.

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Lettre de remerciement pour l'article sur les manifestations pro-palestiniennes lors des Championnats du monde de Montréal

"Nous vous remercions pour cette couverture. Cet article couvre de manière large et juste les perspectives pro-palestiniennes. Dans un contexte médiatique où le génocide à Gaza et les revendications des activistes pro-palestiniens sont couverts en leur défaveur par un manque de partialité, votre couverture donne une perspective complète des revendications des manifestants à votre audience."

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Thanks from CJPME

We appreciate your effort to highlight the cross-solidarity and intersection between the trans-rights and the Palestine human rights movements. Conservative outlets often make a mockery of LGBTQ+ groups standing in solidarity with Palestine. As if Queer Arabs don't exist. CJPME encourages you to explore this intersectionality further. We look forward to your future coverage.

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Lettre de remerciement CJPMO

"Je salue Monsieur Coulon pour son analyse des sanctions posées par les pays occidentaux, et compris le Canada, contre Israël face au génocide contre le peuple palestinien. J'apprécie que votre équipe ait aussi porté attention à l'avis consultatif de la CIJ déposé en 2024, déclarant que les colonies israéliennes dans les territoires palestiniens sont illégales."

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Thanks for article on Project Montreal motion

Your focus on the fact that the amended motion contains no commitment to sever institutional ties with Israel is a necessary demand for balance.

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Thanks for article on Israel's siege

Let’s not forget this situation is not rooted in crop failure, drought or UN funding reductions. The core of the problem comes from a single source; a cruel Israeli siege. Something your article does not directly mention except when it is alluded to in the second photo and its caption. Nevertheless we appreciate that you are keeping Canadians informed of this terrible situation.

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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."

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Lettre de remerciement pour l'émission du 2 août 2026

"Nous vous encourageons à continuer de la sorte, donnant ainsi une meilleure visibilité à la réalité actuelle de millions de Palestiniens, et de ce fait, une meilleure sensibilisation pour le grand public et votre audience."

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Correction & Feedback on AFP Article: "West Bank arts festival kicks off for first time since Gaza war

In a media landscape marked by efforts to not only minimize Palestinian suffering in the current situation, but also to erase Palestinian identity and heritage, we appreciate such an article, which highlights readers about the continuity and survival of Palestinian culture.

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Letter of Thanks - Article_ Boy, 10, among at least 10 Palestinians killed in Israeli strike, gunfire in Gaza

"Coverage of these events too often relies on passive or agent-less constructions, such as '10 killed in strikes,' that leave readers unsure of who acted and who was harmed. Your headline does neither. It states plainly who carried out the strike and identifies those killed as Palestinian, giving readers an accurate starting point for understanding the story."

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