Canadian Media

Canadian (Mainstream) Media, sometimes called Legacy media^{[1][2][3][4][5]}, Canadian MSM or Fake Canadian news, refers to the mass media outlets in Canada that are widely considered to be the most influential and widely distributed in Canada society.

These outlets typically include television and radio stations, newspapers, and news websites that are owned and operated by large media corporations.

Legacy Media[edit]

Legacy media is a term used to describe traditional forms of media such as newspapers, television and radio. These forms of media have been around for decades and have been the primary sources of news and information for the majority of people for a long time.

Normative[edit]

Canadian media is often used to refer to the news and information sources that are considered to be the most popular and widely consumed by the general public. These sources are typically considered to be more mainstream or mainstream as opposed to alternative or independent sources.

Methods[edit]

Canadian media has been historically considered to be more traditional in its approach to news and information and had often focused on providing objective and balanced coverage of events and issues. However, many people believe that canadian media is at present controlled by a small group of powerful corporations and individuals and that it is not always independent or objective.

It is important to note that canadian media is constantly evolving and changing, and what is considered "mainstream" can differ from country to country and culture to culture.

Controversial Content[edit]

Covid-related[edit]

In 2021, CBC produced an opinion piece that the covid jabs 'curb' transmission^[6].

See Also[edit]

• Mainstream Media

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