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Former CBC host Travis Dhanraj claims David Cochrane made off-colour comments about Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich, refering to her living in a trailer.

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Former CBC journalist Travis Dhanraj says CBC Power & Politics host David Cochrane said that Tamara Lich lives in a trailer and that's why she probably has multiple last names.
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Former CBC journalist Travis Dhanraj says CBC Power & Politics host David Cochrane said that Tamara Lich lives in a trailer and that's why she probably has multiple last names.

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During CBC's Freedom Convoy coverage, Travis Dhanraj recalled host David Cochrane allegedly making a remark about Tamara Lich, suggesting she had multiple last names, saying, "People who live in trailers usually do."
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During CBC's Freedom Convoy coverage, Travis Dhanraj recalled host David Cochrane allegedly making a remark about Tamara Lich, suggesting she had multiple last names, saying, "People who live in trailers usually do."

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Travis Dhanraj slams CBC hosts David Cochrane and Rosemary Barton for conspiring against him and suggests the veteran broadcasters fostered a "toxic" work environment. With more than $1B in taxpayer funding, CBC "must be strong enough" to withstand accountability, he says.
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Travis Dhanraj slams CBC hosts David Cochrane and Rosemary Barton for conspiring against him and suggests the veteran broadcasters fostered a "toxic" work environment. With more than $1B in taxpayer funding, CBC "must be strong enough" to withstand accountability, he says.

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🚨HUGE CBC SCANDAL🚨 Former CBC host Travis Dhanraj told Parliament: • Conservatives were blocked from interviews • Staff describe racism, harassment, and favoritism • Employees required to waive Human Rights complaints CBC is taxpayer funded with $1.4B a year.
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🚨HUGE CBC SCANDAL🚨 Former CBC host Travis Dhanraj told Parliament: • Conservatives were blocked from interviews • Staff describe racism, harassment, and favoritism • Employees required to waive Human Rights complaints CBC is taxpayer funded with $1.4B a year.

Northern Perspective

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BREAKING: Former CBC host Travis Dhanraj reveals that the CBC management BANNED him from requesting an interview with Pierre Poilievre and threatened to have him pulled off the air for interviewing Melissa Lantsman. The anti-Conservative bias coming from the CBC is outrageous..
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BREAKING: Former CBC host Travis Dhanraj reveals that the CBC management BANNED him from requesting an interview with Pierre Poilievre and threatened to have him pulled off the air for interviewing Melissa Lantsman. The anti-Conservative bias coming from the CBC is outrageous..

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Tamara Lich was convicted on charges of mischief for her role as organizer of Canada's Freedom Convoy (trucker protest). The Canadian government is seeking a 7 year prison sentence- for mischief. Here Tamara shares her mental state in the face of a lengthy sentence and what it reveals about the Carney/Trudeau Liberals. Full episode premieres everywhere tomorrow, August 13th.
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Tamara Lich was convicted on charges of mischief for her role as organizer of Canada's Freedom Convoy (trucker protest). The Canadian government is seeking a 7 year prison sentence- for mischief. Here Tamara shares her mental state in the face of a lengthy sentence and what it reveals about the Carney/Trudeau Liberals. Full episode premieres everywhere tomorrow, August 13th.

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CBC insider EXPOSES ‘bias’ and ‘intimidation’ at network Former CBC Host Travis Dhanraj provided blistering testimony in the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage today, including allegations of bullying, intimidation, and a freeze-out of conservative voices. In his testimony, Dhanraj stated he and other CBC employees were provided a list of 45 people they were instructed not to speak with, including reporters. Imagine my surprise while watching Travis Dhanraj's testimony, covering the hearing for Rebel News, when my very own name came up! During a conversation about me and the Freedom Convoy where Mr. Dhanraj told Mr. Cochrane, "I think she has a couple of last names," David quipped back, "People who live in trailers usually do." Ironically, it was mere weeks ago when David Cochrane, offended by a photo I posted to my X account of him which he found "unflattering." He raised a complaint with CPC media personnel on grounds of media courtesy. I ended up removing my post out of said courtesy, but couldn't help but wonder if he would do the same for me. Let's face it, the CBC aren't searching out glamour shots of myself or any convoy people. Even worse is the obvious disdain from a certain Ottawa bubble for working-class Canadians, who pay their salaries, by insinuating that if you don't work at CBC Headquarters, on Parliament Hill, or aren't on the government dole, then you're dismissed as invaluable — the type of dwelling you live in determines your place in society. This is the least shocking of the information presented at the committee hearings today, as panelists, including Dhanraj, laid out several issues with the current media landscape in Canada. From biases to smaller, local publications being squeezed out of the market, leaving many communities feeling that they don't have a voice. I'll be on the Buffalo Roundtable tomorrow with Sheila Gunn Reid and Lise Merle XX for a recap. REPORT by Tamara Lich 🇨🇦:
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CBC insider EXPOSES ‘bias’ and ‘intimidation’ at network Former CBC Host Travis Dhanraj provided blistering testimony in the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage today, including allegations of bullying, intimidation, and a freeze-out of conservative voices. In his testimony, Dhanraj stated he and other CBC employees were provided a list of 45 people they were instructed not to speak with, including reporters. Imagine my surprise while watching Travis Dhanraj's testimony, covering the hearing for Rebel News, when my very own name came up! During a conversation about me and the Freedom Convoy where Mr. Dhanraj told Mr. Cochrane, "I think she has a couple of last names," David quipped back, "People who live in trailers usually do." Ironically, it was mere weeks ago when David Cochrane, offended by a photo I posted to my X account of him which he found "unflattering." He raised a complaint with CPC media personnel on grounds of media courtesy. I ended up removing my post out of said courtesy, but couldn't help but wonder if he would do the same for me. Let's face it, the CBC aren't searching out glamour shots of myself or any convoy people. Even worse is the obvious disdain from a certain Ottawa bubble for working-class Canadians, who pay their salaries, by insinuating that if you don't work at CBC Headquarters, on Parliament Hill, or aren't on the government dole, then you're dismissed as invaluable — the type of dwelling you live in determines your place in society. This is the least shocking of the information presented at the committee hearings today, as panelists, including Dhanraj, laid out several issues with the current media landscape in Canada. From biases to smaller, local publications being squeezed out of the market, leaving many communities feeling that they don't have a voice. I'll be on the Buffalo Roundtable tomorrow with Sheila Gunn Reid and Lise Merle XX for a recap. REPORT by Tamara Lich 🇨🇦:

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The U.S. Ambassador to Canada held a 4th of July party on Saturday — and, well, all the ✨stars✨ were there! Hais guest list included Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich as well as a who’s who (no really, who?) of the worst so-called media in Canada. Let's have a good cringe together:
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The U.S. Ambassador to Canada held a 4th of July party on Saturday — and, well, all the ✨stars✨ were there! Hais guest list included Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich as well as a who’s who (no really, who?) of the worst so-called media in Canada. Let's have a good cringe together:

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Travis Dhanraj says he was taken off air and put through a “hellish disciplinary process” after criticizing CBC leadership. “You don’t question senior executive leadership at the CBC if you want to keep your job.” In part of my exclusive with Travis Dhanraj, he explains the timeline that followed after he publicly called out the then-CBC President for not appearing on his program.
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Travis Dhanraj says he was taken off air and put through a “hellish disciplinary process” after criticizing CBC leadership. “You don’t question senior executive leadership at the CBC if you want to keep your job.” In part of my exclusive with Travis Dhanraj, he explains the timeline that followed after he publicly called out the then-CBC President for not appearing on his program.

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An Ottawa woman refers to the 2022 Freedom Convoy — which pushed back against vaccine mandates in Canada — as “racist,” adding that “people of colour were being harassed” and that participants were “kind of like white supremacists.” Do you agree? Organizers of the peaceful movement, Tamara Lich and Chris Barber, face 7 and 8 years in prison for mischief.
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An Ottawa woman refers to the 2022 Freedom Convoy — which pushed back against vaccine mandates in Canada — as “racist,” adding that “people of colour were being harassed” and that participants were “kind of like white supremacists.” Do you agree? Organizers of the peaceful movement, Tamara Lich and Chris Barber, face 7 and 8 years in prison for mischief.

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“ITS A NO FOR THE CONSERVATIVES” Former CBC journalist Travis Dhanraj tells me at Heritage Committee that he was prevented from having Conservative voices, including leader Pierre Poilievre, on his news show. When he did have Conservatives on, he was threatened to be pulled off the air. Listen to what else he shared: #cbc #cdnpoli #canpoli

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