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Twitter labelled CBC/Radio-Canada “government-funded media” — the same label that prompted National Public Radio in the U.S. to similarly quit Twitter last Wednesday. “Consequently, we will be pausing our activity on our corporate Twitter account and all CBC and Radio-Canada news-related accounts,” the statement said. CBC has sent a letter to Twitter asking the company to re-examine the designation. Opposition Conservative Party of Canada Pierre Poilievre had urged Twitter to label CBC. Twitter later changed the label to “government-funded media,” but to NPR — which relies on the government for a tiny fraction of its funding — it’s still misleading.

Elon Musk has changed CBC’s “government funded” label to read “69% government funded media” after the public broadcaster announced Monday it will be pausing its activities on Twitter. CBC’s break will extend to all the public broadcaster’s news and corporate Twitter accounts, a spokesperson for the company told the Star. The CBC has since sent a letter to Twitter asking the platform to reconsider the designation, they continued. In the minutes following the broadcaster’s announcement, several CBC journalists said they’ll follow suit and take a leave from Twitter. When asked for comment, Twitter responded with a poop emoji — as it has done for all media inquiries since March.

CBC/Radio-Canada said it is “pausing” its use of Twitter, a day after its main account was labelled “government-funded media” by the social media platform. “Consequently, we will be pausing our activity on our corporate Twitter account and all CBC and Radio-Canada news-related accounts.”Our journalism is impartial and independent. Twitter responded to multiple requests for comment about why the label was applied and whether it would be removed or changed with an auto-generated email bearing a poop emoji. Last week, National Public Radio (NPR) announced it would quit Twitter over the social media company labelling it “state-affiliated media,” a term often associated with outlets controlled by authoritarian regimes. Twitter later changed the label to “government-funded media” and began doling it out to other publishers including the BBC, which had previously been named as an exception to the “state-affiliated media” label.

TORONTO — CBC/Radio-Canada said it is “pausing” its use of Twitter, a day after its main account was labelled "government-funded media" by the social media platform. "Consequently, we will be pausing our activity on our corporate Twitter account and all CBC and Radio-Canada news-related accounts." Twitter's website defines "government-funded media" as "outlets where the government provides some or all of the outlet’s funding and may have varying degrees of government involvement over editorial content." Twitter's policy links to a Wikipedia page listing "publicly funded broadcasters" it said it may use in determining when this label should be applied. Twitter later changed the label to “government-funded media” and began doling it out to other publishers including the BBC, which had previously been named as an exception to the "state-affiliated media" label.

He remembers how his stories about family, pets and monotonous daily adventures captured the audience as McLean travelled from coast to coast for his recordings. The North Shore native said his Port Moody show comes three years to the day after he had to cancel due to the provincial state of emergency from the pandemic. Another musician friend, Craig Northey of the Odds, who grew up in Port Moody and whose father, John, was the mayor, recommended Lawrence swing by. Lawrence will show images of his late friend and pay tribute to his hardy wilderness zest for life; Bernard’s family has also been invited to attend the Port Moody show. Tickets to see Grant Lawrence and Friends at Inlet Theatre (inside Port Moody City Hall, 100 Newport Dr.) at 7:30 p.m. are $35 via eventbrite.ca.

Send this page to someone via emailPrime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday accused his Conservative rival Pierre Poilievre of enlisting U.S. billionaires to attack Canada’s public broadcaster, after Poilievre prodded Twitter owner Elon Musk to label the CBC “government-funded.”Poilievre said on Twitter last week that he had written to Musk to request that the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation be labeled “accurately.” On Sunday, some CBC Twitter feeds started carrying the label “government-funded Media.”Poilievre, who took over the party last year and is campaigning to defund the CBC, celebrated the decision, saying on Twitter that “now people know that it is Trudeau propaganda, not news.”CBC replied that it is not government funded, but is “publicly funded through a parliamentary appropriation that is voted upon by all Members of Parliament,” and its journalism is independent. Story continues below advertisementSpeaking to reporters on Monday, Trudeau said: “Attacking this Canadian institution, attacking the culture and local content that is so important to so many Canadians, really indicates the values and the approach that Mr. Poilievre is putting forward. 0:46 Twitter users declare in poll Elon Musk should step down“In order to attack this institution that is important for many, many Canadians, he runs to American billionaires, the tech giants that they continue to defend.”Trudeau’s minority government is supported by the left-leaning New Democrats and an election is not officially due until 2025. 1:44 Concern Twitter changes could spark surge in misinformationLast week, U.S. broadcaster National Public Radio said it will no longer post content to its 52 official Twitter feeds in protest against a label by the social media platform that implies government involvement in the its content.

“You’re extremely overweight, you haven’t managed your congestive heart failure, you haven’t managed your diabetes and there’s no personal accountability,” Petrovic said, quoted by the CBC. I have never before thought of lifesaving surgery as burdensome government interference. If you’re fat, diabetic, or your heart is failing, you still have a chance to win her respect. It’s worrying when ideologues think the starting point of medical care is blame. The hallmark of right-wing doctrinaires is their dislike of “government interference.” In Texas, 1.4 million people won’t get expanded Medicaid because Gov.

CBC radio is commercial-free for reasons that Poilievre and much of his following understand but don't like because it removes the ability of corporate advertisers and advertising dollars to control what is broadcast. If Poilievre is so cost-conscious, why haven't the Conservatives proposed cutting the several billion that is subsidizing the enormous profits of the oil and gas industry? If Poilievre wants to reduce the crime rate, why not submit a bill to study and implement universal basic income, or reform our electoral system to a proportional representation model as designed by a citizens’ assembly? The questions are numerous, however, Pierre Poilievre refuses requests for interviews from most mainstream media. Unfortunately, Pierre is a great complainer, but when it comes to real solutions, well, he just doesn't seem to have any.

© Provided by National Post PM Justin Trudeau also criticized Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre for “pretending” he can go after English-language CBC but not French-language Radio-Canada. OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attacked Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre Monday for urging Twitter to label CBC as “government-funded media,” the morning after the social media platform added the tag to CBC’s account. “When they’re trying to attack a foundational Canadian institution, the fact that he has to run to American billionaires for support to attack Canadians says a lot about Mr. Poilievre and his values,” Trudeau said at a press conference. Last week, Poilievre wrote to Twitter and owner Elon Musk to ask the platform to “accurately” label CBC, after Twitter applied the tag to British public broadcaster BBC News and NPR in the U.S. The move led NPR to leave the platform while Twitter changed BBC’s tag to “publicly-funded” after the broadcaster objected.

The Stars’ best regular-season record in seven years, Jason Robertson breaking the team scoring record, Miro Heiskanen breaking the club’s defenseman scoring record, goaltender Jake Oettinger going 37-11-11, the team finishing with the best goals differential in the Western Conference. ”We’ve given ourselves a chance to win,’’ coach Pete DeBoer said after the Stars closed the regular season with six straight victories. That won’t be a factor in the series, although maybe Mats Zuccarello, who had a nice Stars playoff moment or two in 2019, will be. But this season Dallas saw Heiskanen develop even further while breaking Sergei Zubov’s points record for a D-man. It’s the best time of the year.’’Twitter: @TimCowlishawFind more Stars coverage from The Dallas Morning News here.

Entrepreneurs start their adventure with a commitment to “change the world” or at a minimum to make it better. The key question he asks is why is it so hard to tell the truth. I hope the next generation of our leaders holds more dearly the commitment to truth. And don’t tell me when you are available for a meeting that I have not even agreed to. And tell the truth.

Simply put, we want candidates who have the skills, experience and aptitude to do the work. Smart employers are getting rid of the traditional “must haves” of hiring, like must have a college degree. The self-discipline and self-motivational skills they learned in scouting will mean more to them than any college degree or credential. Now is the time to play up your talents, your positive attitude, your energy and your desire to earn new skills. These days, more and more employers are hiring for attitude and skills much more than degrees and experience.

One of CBC's Twitter accounts now has a label which describes the broadcaster as "Government-funded Media." CBC media relations director Leon Mar says Twitter's decision defies its own policy, which says government-funded media "may have varying degrees of government involvement over editorial content." The Canadian Press emailed Twitter asking for an explanation of the added tag, and the company responded with a poop emoji. This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 16, 2023. The Canadian Press

Twitter has labelled the CBC’s Twitter account as “government-funded media.”The new label appeared Sunday night, just days after Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre asked the company to add it to the national broadcaster’s account. As of Sunday evening, the government-funded label only appeared on the @CBC account and not on the @CBCNews or @CBCAlerts accounts. It also seems the label has not spread to the CBC Twitter accounts that cover local media markets. U.S. outlet National Public Radio (NPR) recently left Twitter after its account had the label “state-affiliated media” added. We produce trustworthy content that features unbiased reporting.”Unlike NPR and PBS, the label attached to BBC’s Twitter account reads “publicly-funded media”.