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CBC, you should be ashamed. While you endlessly lecture Canada about “truth and reconciliation” and residential school horrors, you conveniently forget your own history of promoting the very system you now condemn. Mark Carney’s father, Robert J. Carney, was principal of the Joseph Burr Tyrrell Indian Day School in...

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After fueling church burnings and national outrage with overhyped, unverified “mass graves” claims at Kamloops (still unconfirmed by excavation years later), CBC has a new target: Reverend Norman McPhee While accepting an honorary degree from Cape Breton University, the priest praised a residential-style girls’ school (Fatima House) he helped found in Honduras decades ago. He noted the children there are happy, joyful, and grateful, and that while Canadian residential schools “don’t get good press,” this one does good work and is well-regarded locally CBC framed his comments as shocking and insensitive, airing upset reactions from Indigenous audience members and highlighting apologies from McPhee, the university, and the diocese CBC — still facing backlash for its role in the 2021 moral panic that led to over 100 church arsons/vandalisms — should reflect on its own past reporting before policing “wrongspeak” on residential schools. CBC never learns. CBC should be hanging its head in shame over its previous false reporting, instead it funded a fake satire show to target the people that exposed its own manufactured moral panic! Brodie Fenlon
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After fueling church burnings and national outrage with overhyped, unverified “mass graves” claims at Kamloops (still unconfirmed by excavation years later), CBC has a new target: Reverend Norman McPhee While accepting an honorary degree from Cape Breton University, the priest praised a residential-style girls’ school (Fatima House) he helped found in Honduras decades ago. He noted the children there are happy, joyful, and grateful, and that while Canadian residential schools “don’t get good press,” this one does good work and is well-regarded locally CBC framed his comments as shocking and insensitive, airing upset reactions from Indigenous audience members and highlighting apologies from McPhee, the university, and the diocese CBC — still facing backlash for its role in the 2021 moral panic that led to over 100 church arsons/vandalisms — should reflect on its own past reporting before policing “wrongspeak” on residential schools. CBC never learns. CBC should be hanging its head in shame over its previous false reporting, instead it funded a fake satire show to target the people that exposed its own manufactured moral panic! Brodie Fenlon

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15,401 views • 3 months ago

BOOM! Extraordinary that we have to hear this from a former British MP on CBC And Ian Hanomansing acts surprised after CBC and Liberal MPS called people racist for saying what Andrew Percy says here: "I think there are, and one of the biggest ones is, of course, in the UK, the electorate told me people who were in elected office, three elections, the Brexit referendum in, two general elections, were concerned about the large numbers of and the failings of the immigration system." And he describes CBC "And to be perfectly frank, we in the mainstream didn't in fact, too many people in the mainstream closed down legitimate criticisms of the immigration system." And more about CBC "By telling anybody who wanted to raised some legitimate concerns that they were a bigot or a racist, we've ended up fueling, I think, the rise of this populism." ON CBC! This is an interview about Liberal MPs and CBC itself! Watch it all! Brodie Fenlon Craft Politics
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BOOM! Extraordinary that we have to hear this from a former British MP on CBC And Ian Hanomansing acts surprised after CBC and Liberal MPS called people racist for saying what Andrew Percy says here: "I think there are, and one of the biggest ones is, of course, in the UK, the electorate told me people who were in elected office, three elections, the Brexit referendum in, two general elections, were concerned about the large numbers of and the failings of the immigration system." And he describes CBC "And to be perfectly frank, we in the mainstream didn't in fact, too many people in the mainstream closed down legitimate criticisms of the immigration system." And more about CBC "By telling anybody who wanted to raised some legitimate concerns that they were a bigot or a racist, we've ended up fueling, I think, the rise of this populism." ON CBC! This is an interview about Liberal MPs and CBC itself! Watch it all! Brodie Fenlon Craft Politics

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68,647 views • 3 months ago

Anyone else notice how CBC is not only silent on Carney, an unelected contender for the Liberal leadership, acting like he is active in negotiations with the US over tariffs, but they give the seatless NDP leader Naheed Nenshi airtime to expound on Canada and Alberta's retaliatory options. Why bother getting elected at all in Canada if CBC is going to treat you as your chosen representative anointed by them? Nenshi's interview followed one with Tyler Meredith, Trudeau's economic advisor for the 6 worst economic years of Canadian history. Yes, the one giddy about counter tariff windfalls earlier in the week in a CBC interview CBC News really knows how to pick them
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Anyone else notice how CBC is not only silent on Carney, an unelected contender for the Liberal leadership, acting like he is active in negotiations with the US over tariffs, but they give the seatless NDP leader Naheed Nenshi airtime to expound on Canada and Alberta's retaliatory options. Why bother getting elected at all in Canada if CBC is going to treat you as your chosen representative anointed by them? Nenshi's interview followed one with Tyler Meredith, Trudeau's economic advisor for the 6 worst economic years of Canadian history. Yes, the one giddy about counter tariff windfalls earlier in the week in a CBC interview CBC News really knows how to pick them

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127,166 views • 1 year ago

CBC entertainment reporter "Widdowson's been vocal about her questioning of unmarked graves found at a residential school in Kamloops, BC, and was fired in 2021 from Mount Royal University." On April 16, 2025, CBC chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton stated on air: “Yes, there have been remains of Indigenous children found in various places across the country.” CBC issued a correction the next day, clarifying that communities had identified potential unmarked graves or burial sites via ground-penetrating radar (GPR), but no human remains had been confirmed. Now CBC entertainment staff are blurring lines with journalism to advance political narratives... particularly around residential schools... contributing to a climate where challenging the dominant false story can cost people their jobs, even if they are being truthful CBC and APTN weren't merely satisfied that Widdowson lost her job, they wanted to use the coercive and vindictive powers of the state broadcaster to hold her up for mass ridicule CBC was a big part of creating the false "mass grave" false narrative. It has to keep up the fiction with massive amounts of taxpayer cash to anyone that falls out of line
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CBC entertainment reporter "Widdowson's been vocal about her questioning of unmarked graves found at a residential school in Kamloops, BC, and was fired in 2021 from Mount Royal University." On April 16, 2025, CBC chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton stated on air: “Yes, there have been remains of Indigenous children found in various places across the country.” CBC issued a correction the next day, clarifying that communities had identified potential unmarked graves or burial sites via ground-penetrating radar (GPR), but no human remains had been confirmed. Now CBC entertainment staff are blurring lines with journalism to advance political narratives... particularly around residential schools... contributing to a climate where challenging the dominant false story can cost people their jobs, even if they are being truthful CBC and APTN weren't merely satisfied that Widdowson lost her job, they wanted to use the coercive and vindictive powers of the state broadcaster to hold her up for mass ridicule CBC was a big part of creating the false "mass grave" false narrative. It has to keep up the fiction with massive amounts of taxpayer cash to anyone that falls out of line

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52,782 views • 4 months ago

You really can't make this up. CBC's source of misinformation about the Freedom Convoy, the guy that spun Ottawa into a frenzy, is presented as an expert by CBC in "misinformation" Justin Ling spun wild tales that were believed by media and law enforcement and none had the courage in the end to hold him responsible CBC using him as an expert on misinformation is correct... he created some of the greatest misinformation and disinformation in Canada in the last decade! He made wild claims of guns, conspiracies, violence, hate... all proven false at the inquiry! He was instrumental in the hysteria created that ultimately resulted in the use of the Emergencies Act Remember that next time CBC calls on another "expert"
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You really can't make this up. CBC's source of misinformation about the Freedom Convoy, the guy that spun Ottawa into a frenzy, is presented as an expert by CBC in "misinformation" Justin Ling spun wild tales that were believed by media and law enforcement and none had the courage in the end to hold him responsible CBC using him as an expert on misinformation is correct... he created some of the greatest misinformation and disinformation in Canada in the last decade! He made wild claims of guns, conspiracies, violence, hate... all proven false at the inquiry! He was instrumental in the hysteria created that ultimately resulted in the use of the Emergencies Act Remember that next time CBC calls on another "expert"

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60,337 views • 8 months ago

CBC News in Crisis Mode: Distancing Itself from Deceptive "Prank" Show CBC News is scrambling to separate its news division from a controversial satirical prank series funded in part by CBC Entertainment and APTN Former professor Frances Widdowson was lured under false pretenses of a legitimate documentary, only to have children’s shoes dumped on the table in a staged stunt. She was targeted for questioning the residential schools narrative, particularly claims of “unmarked graves” at Kamloops CBC senior entertainment reporter Griffin Yeager claimed “unmarked graves found” at Kamloops — despite CBC’s own Public Editor admitting on April 17, 2025, that no graves or human remains have been confirmed there The production by NLT1 Productions (funded by the Indigenous Screen Office) used deceptive tactics resembling journalism to ambush critics. Other targets included CPC MP Aaron Gunn. CBC conveniently omitted this CBC claims “no involvement” by its news division and calls it “established satire.” Yet public dollars were used to target Canadians for their political views by people falsely representing themselves as CBC documentary producers... a practice many rightly condemn “Many are questioning whether public dollars should be spent for pranks targeting people for their political views.” This deceptive production raises serious ethical and legal concerns (misrepresentation, misuse of public funds). CBC remains exposed to potential legal action. The show should never have been greenlit This report demands a number of corrections Griffin Jaeger Aaron Gunn Frances Widdowson Lindsay Shepherd CEO | PDG
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CBC News in Crisis Mode: Distancing Itself from Deceptive "Prank" Show CBC News is scrambling to separate its news division from a controversial satirical prank series funded in part by CBC Entertainment and APTN Former professor Frances Widdowson was lured under false pretenses of a legitimate documentary, only to have children’s shoes dumped on the table in a staged stunt. She was targeted for questioning the residential schools narrative, particularly claims of “unmarked graves” at Kamloops CBC senior entertainment reporter Griffin Yeager claimed “unmarked graves found” at Kamloops — despite CBC’s own Public Editor admitting on April 17, 2025, that no graves or human remains have been confirmed there The production by NLT1 Productions (funded by the Indigenous Screen Office) used deceptive tactics resembling journalism to ambush critics. Other targets included CPC MP Aaron Gunn. CBC conveniently omitted this CBC claims “no involvement” by its news division and calls it “established satire.” Yet public dollars were used to target Canadians for their political views by people falsely representing themselves as CBC documentary producers... a practice many rightly condemn “Many are questioning whether public dollars should be spent for pranks targeting people for their political views.” This deceptive production raises serious ethical and legal concerns (misrepresentation, misuse of public funds). CBC remains exposed to potential legal action. The show should never have been greenlit This report demands a number of corrections Griffin Jaeger Aaron Gunn Frances Widdowson Lindsay Shepherd CEO | PDG

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142,658 views • 4 months ago

🚨 Even CBC is turning on Carney — and it’s glorious. Visibly frustrated CBC hosts and panelists are straight-up railing against Mark Carney’s new pipeline deal with Alberta’s Danielle Smith. They’re warning of a full-blown Liberal schism because this carbon-pricing/pipeline agreement blows a massive hole in the sacred Net Zero religion they’ve been pushing for years. David and the rest of them sound pissed. The same people who’ve spent a decade defending every Liberal green fantasy are now openly questioning why Carney is suddenly fast-tracking pipelines while pretending to be the climate saviour. This is the Net Zero scam cracking wide open in real time — on CBC. Even the propaganda arm can’t hide the hypocrisy anymore. Carney sold Canadians the “low-carbon future” lie, and now he’s selling out the green base to try and save his own skin. The Liberal civil war is here. And it’s delicious. Drop a 🔥 if you’re loving watching the regime eat itself alive. #cdnpoli #CarneyHypocrisy #NetZeroScam #LiberalSchism #PipelineDeal #CBCCracking #CanadaFirst
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🚨 Even CBC is turning on Carney — and it’s glorious. Visibly frustrated CBC hosts and panelists are straight-up railing against Mark Carney’s new pipeline deal with Alberta’s Danielle Smith. They’re warning of a full-blown Liberal schism because this carbon-pricing/pipeline agreement blows a massive hole in the sacred Net Zero religion they’ve been pushing for years. David and the rest of them sound pissed. The same people who’ve spent a decade defending every Liberal green fantasy are now openly questioning why Carney is suddenly fast-tracking pipelines while pretending to be the climate saviour. This is the Net Zero scam cracking wide open in real time — on CBC. Even the propaganda arm can’t hide the hypocrisy anymore. Carney sold Canadians the “low-carbon future” lie, and now he’s selling out the green base to try and save his own skin. The Liberal civil war is here. And it’s delicious. Drop a 🔥 if you’re loving watching the regime eat itself alive. #cdnpoli #CarneyHypocrisy #NetZeroScam #LiberalSchism #PipelineDeal #CBCCracking #CanadaFirst

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30,264 views • 4 months ago

CBC spent years platforming the climate-and-labour orthodoxy that helped elect Mark Carney. CBC cheered the win. CBC cheered the floor-crossings and byelections that delivered the majority. CBC cheered the committee stacking that shut the opposition down. Now the same CBC is discovering, via Janyce McGregor, that the opposition is mathematically irrelevant and the sky is falling on their preferred causes McGregor’s report is the tell. Environment and labour groups are calling C-39 the “bulldoze nature bill.” The Bloc, NDP and Greens together hold less than 10 percent of the House. Liberals have the majority on committee. Conservatives say they would go further, not less. The Canadian Labour Congress is already prepping a constitutional challenge over the right to strike. McGregor notes, almost as an afterthought, that there is no easy path to amend the bill. Majority government reality check This is the same CBC whose editor-in-chief, Brodie Fenlon, has spent years insisting the network does not take sides. Fenlon: “That’s not our role.” Journalists must come to the story “with an empty notebook.” The job is a 360-degree view so Canadians can form their own opinions. Impartiality is the bedrock Fenlon also wrote that the Journalistic Standards and Practices “can and will evolve” after staff complained impartiality rules were distorting coverage of anti-Black racism. CBC climate journalism took sides and remains “a top priority.” CBC “does not itself designate” groups as terrorists. And in promotional videos he tells Canadians they never have to wonder what is real or fake if it comes from CBC News The pattern is not subtle. When the political project aligned with CBC newsroom’s priors, coverage treated process as progress. When the same majority now accelerates project reviews, creates “regions of national interest,” shortens consultations, and tightens federal labour rules so strikes can be ended for economic impact, the tone flips to alarm. The activists who were useful on the way up are suddenly the ones being “gaslit” Canadians can see the sequence. They watched the cheering. They watched the majority assembled. They watched the committees restructured. They are now watching the same CBC act shocked that a majority government is using its majority. And that is not an empty notebook. That is a newsroom that got the outcome it wanted... and is only now discovering the bill of sale Brodie Fenlon
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CBC spent years platforming the climate-and-labour orthodoxy that helped elect Mark Carney. CBC cheered the win. CBC cheered the floor-crossings and byelections that delivered the majority. CBC cheered the committee stacking that shut the opposition down. Now the same CBC is discovering, via Janyce McGregor, that the opposition is mathematically irrelevant and the sky is falling on their preferred causes McGregor’s report is the tell. Environment and labour groups are calling C-39 the “bulldoze nature bill.” The Bloc, NDP and Greens together hold less than 10 percent of the House. Liberals have the majority on committee. Conservatives say they would go further, not less. The Canadian Labour Congress is already prepping a constitutional challenge over the right to strike. McGregor notes, almost as an afterthought, that there is no easy path to amend the bill. Majority government reality check This is the same CBC whose editor-in-chief, Brodie Fenlon, has spent years insisting the network does not take sides. Fenlon: “That’s not our role.” Journalists must come to the story “with an empty notebook.” The job is a 360-degree view so Canadians can form their own opinions. Impartiality is the bedrock Fenlon also wrote that the Journalistic Standards and Practices “can and will evolve” after staff complained impartiality rules were distorting coverage of anti-Black racism. CBC climate journalism took sides and remains “a top priority.” CBC “does not itself designate” groups as terrorists. And in promotional videos he tells Canadians they never have to wonder what is real or fake if it comes from CBC News The pattern is not subtle. When the political project aligned with CBC newsroom’s priors, coverage treated process as progress. When the same majority now accelerates project reviews, creates “regions of national interest,” shortens consultations, and tightens federal labour rules so strikes can be ended for economic impact, the tone flips to alarm. The activists who were useful on the way up are suddenly the ones being “gaslit” Canadians can see the sequence. They watched the cheering. They watched the majority assembled. They watched the committees restructured. They are now watching the same CBC act shocked that a majority government is using its majority. And that is not an empty notebook. That is a newsroom that got the outcome it wanted... and is only now discovering the bill of sale Brodie Fenlon

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20,852 views • 6 days ago

🚨 HOLD ON… 🤯 CBC just aired Poilievre making the case that Canada should use our critical minerals, potash, and oil as positive leverage — offer reliable supply in a crisis in exchange for tariff-free access. And the panel didn’t immediately tear him apart. They called it a serious argument. They admitted energy threats are risky. They noted Canadians are getting tired of the back-and-forth. This is how rare actual balance has become on the taxpayer-funded network. Poilievre is saying the quiet part out loud: Canada has real cards. Stop playing weak and start using what we actually have. Even CBC couldn’t fully bury it this time. #cdnpoli #Poilievre #Carney #CanadaFirst
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🚨 HOLD ON… 🤯 CBC just aired Poilievre making the case that Canada should use our critical minerals, potash, and oil as positive leverage — offer reliable supply in a crisis in exchange for tariff-free access. And the panel didn’t immediately tear him apart. They called it a serious argument. They admitted energy threats are risky. They noted Canadians are getting tired of the back-and-forth. This is how rare actual balance has become on the taxpayer-funded network. Poilievre is saying the quiet part out loud: Canada has real cards. Stop playing weak and start using what we actually have. Even CBC couldn’t fully bury it this time. #cdnpoli #Poilievre #Carney #CanadaFirst

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109,764 views • 1 month ago

If you haven’t heard about this story, it will shock you. The CBC (state-funded media) with APTN (a nonprofit aboriginals people television network) co-produced an alleged satirical prank comedy series called Northland Tales. They duped two prominent conservatives Francis Widdowson (who has been a critic of certain indigenous policy narratives) and Lindsay Shepherd (free speech advocate, and former conservative party of BC staffer) into participating in what they thought was going to be a bona fide documentary. Listen to this. What the CBC has done is borderline criminal - if not outright criminal.
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If you haven’t heard about this story, it will shock you. The CBC (state-funded media) with APTN (a nonprofit aboriginals people television network) co-produced an alleged satirical prank comedy series called Northland Tales. They duped two prominent conservatives Francis Widdowson (who has been a critic of certain indigenous policy narratives) and Lindsay Shepherd (free speech advocate, and former conservative party of BC staffer) into participating in what they thought was going to be a bona fide documentary. Listen to this. What the CBC has done is borderline criminal - if not outright criminal.

Viva Frei

68,253 views • 4 months ago