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A former CBC employee has won a grievance against the national broadcaster after he was fired based on information taken from his private messaging accounts.
According to a document written by arbitrator Lorne Slotnick, journalist Ahmar Khan was fired for leaking insider CBC info to Canadaland and Maclean’s, as well as disparaging management and using a homophobic slur.
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However, the arbitrator ruled in Khan’s favour because the information was gathered when a colleague of Khan’s sifted through months of his private messages after he accidentally stayed logged on a company laptop.
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The cover of the graphic novel “Palestine” by Joe Sacco.
Last summer’s fiasco at Canada’s national broadcaster, when the CBC censured the word “Palestine,” has brought continued focus to the debate over bias in North American media. According to the Ombudsman’s website, he is still working on cases from July, 2020. When a decision is made, the results will be made public.
Some brief background: On August 18, 2020 Duncan McCue, the host of the CBC show “The Current,” used the word “Palestine” in an interview with cartoonist and journalist Joe Sacco. Later that day the word was cut from the online transcript of the show and the following day on August 19 McCue issued an onair apology for using “Palestine” instead of “Palestinian territories.” The journalist had originally said “In so much of your work, context is key whether it’s Palestine, or whether it’s Bosnia. In this book when you’re asking the Dene about their history…” In the
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2020 was tough. But, as we look back on the past year, it also brings us a tremendous amount of hope. Seeing how the world mobilized to fight COVID-19 gave us a glimpse of what might be possible if our elected officials treated the climate emergency just as seriously. As we rest up and prepare to continue our fight for a made-in-Canada Green New Deal in 2021, here are some of the biggest lessons we’re taking from 2020.
1. Bold government action has always been possible
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