Both pieces have a few things in common. They used emotionally charged language to emphasize Palestinian suffering. They minimized official Israeli statements and attributed evil motives to Israel.

After receiving complaints from Jewish students, Quebec Minister of Higher Education Pascale Déry launched an investigation into two Quebec CÉGEPs (colleges)—Vanier and Dawson Colleges. Déry also took ...

The April 11 column by Marc Cassivi in La Presse entitled “The Faces of Our Guilty Conscience,” presented itself as a part film review/part humanitarian commentary — but, in reality, it was nothing ...

A recent showing of an anti-Israel film that was screened in the Northwest Territories capital of Yellowknife was the subject ...

A pair of CTV News reports – a news article and an accompanying broadcast – covered a recent anti-Israel rally on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, drastically exaggerating the crowd’s size and sanitizing ...

If there are (at least) two sides to every story, then it is a given that journalists, given their role and responsibility in sharing the truth with the world, ought to present diverse perspectives to ...

Canadian media routinely presents Oxfam Canada as a neutral humanitarian voice on the Israel-Hamas conflict, but this couldn’t be further from the truth.

In the latest instance of CBC’s large-scale minimization of Palestinian terrorism, an April 11 segment of the Day 6 radio ...

In a syndicated opinion column that was published recently in the Hill Times, Chronicle Herald and Saltwire.com entitled: ...

The deep and unrelenting anti-Israel bias exhibited at CBC, Canada’s publicly-funded national broadcaster, is evident not only in the frequent peddling of misinformation or the overwhelming number of ...