Critique of Canadian Media Coverage

Ah, seriously. Canada is facing one of the worst economic crisis

in its

history, and the media's response

Mr. Speaker, real results, 140,000 more Canadians

in work. The fastest-growing economy in the G7.

But instead, over the last two months, the US has gained almost a million

jobs. Where is the media attacking our prime

minister and

fact-checking his laughable slogans?

Look here, but please, don't look there. Look, let's do this together.

Let's play a game. I'm on CBC News. How much do we have to scroll and how much

digging do we have to do to be able to find anything that mentions the job loss?

The headline is the NYPD body cam footage shows scenes of an officer arriving at

the ICE-involved shooting. Then they talk about the New York mayor

calls ICE rotten

to its core. Then US ICE agent shoots and wounds man.

And then it's more ICE stuff. And then they talk about families suing US

government, ICE officers, and it calls for ICE reform grows,

and what are ICE's

rules for engagement? Then they talk about the Alberta question,

separatism,

Alberta bad, Alberta bad. And then, oh, let's not forget, it's flu shot season,

so... And then, oh, more US. The US plans to live stream a criminal

getting unalived. Okay, cool. Oh, and then of course,

they talk about Poilievre

shrugging off Musk's pro-separatist posts.

Poilievre is like the enemy of Canada, of course.

More Trump, more America. Trump admin hits International Criminal

Court with

sweeping sanction. Residential school denialism, bad, bad,

bad.

Everyone goes to jail if you dare ask questions.

And the Terry Fox run.

Top court sentencing framework. Top five grocery staples. Guys,

where the...

Oh, there it is. We found it at last.

Canadian economy lost sixty thousand jobs in September, right next to Darth Vader's

lightsaber is up for auction, or the famed NFL coach Mike Tice dies

at eighty-six. Very important news that is surrounded by this.

In an actual democracy with a functioning media apparatus, there would

be wall-to-wall coverage of this job loss and economic failures of

the government that's been in power for eleven years.

Look how much you have to scroll to see a tiny little story that talks about this.

Instead, it's wall-to-wall coverage about the US as

usual, about Trump as

usual, about Alberta separatism as usual, about Poilievre

as usual. It's America, America, America.

But you're a Canadian news outlet, and you're failing to keep Canadians

informed

about Canadian realities, even though they're paying you at a tune

of one point

four billion dollars a year to do so and to fail at it, and instead to

fear-monger about Donald Trump, Alberta separatism, and Elon Musk.