The president and CEO of CBC/Radio-Canada defended the public broadcaster and its independence Thursday from a fresh barrage of pointed Conservative questions about its coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict.

The president and CEO of CBC/Radio-Canada defended the public broadcaster and its independence Thursday from a fresh barrage of pointed Conservative questions about its coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict.

  • @[email protected]English
    1•2 years ago

    I’m inundated with news from elsewhere. There’s tonnes of coverage from dozens of outlets about international, national, and provincial news.

    If I want to know about my MP, MPP, town councilors, mayor, school board, or anything else, I guess I can go to their meetings or office hours?

    • @[email protected]
      2•2 years ago

      The point is that CBC is relatively neutral. There is a small liberal bias, in the sense that conservative generally aren’t engaging with proper arguments, but it’s generally not as biased as other sources.