How the media distort the news

Article Abstract:

Media coverage of Chretien's tussle with a protester distorted the true significance of the event. Many journalists tried to portray the incident as a fight over Quebec and secession, but the protester was actually demonstrating against unemployment.

Demonstrations and protests, Media coverage, Chretien, Jean, Hull, Quebec

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The triumph of the superficial

Article Abstract:

Politics in Canada is in danger of stooping to the superficial level seen in the US. American politicians rely too heavily on polls before making decisions and the US media concentrates more on personalities than the issues.

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How to survive the referendum

Article Abstract:

Canadians will fare better if they remember that Canada will survive as a country regardless of the outcome of the Oct 26, 1992 constitutional referendum.

Self-determination, National, National self determination, Quebec (Province)

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