The problem with her resignation post is that she outlines all of the CRT editorial slants and shady journalistic practices at CBC that she witnessed between 2013 and now that every Canadian has been well aware of for some time, but provides no insight on WHO pushed the change, HOW and WHY?
CBC has always had a Liberal and a left-wing bias, but like everything since 2015, the CRT and woke slant has went off the rails and alienated their traditional base of viewers and listeners, particularly CBC Radio.
CBC Radio has a monopoly in most radio markets across the country being the only English talk radio option outside of the major cities. Their only real competition outside of major metropolitan cities are podunk country music and variety stations along with corporate affiliate clones playing easy listening and Top 40.
I don't know a single traditional listener of old CBC that still tunes in, particularly retirees. The perpetual victim culture and the constant focus on LGBT/BLM/Aboriginal focused stories drove everyone I knew away. CBC Radio used to be a staple on kitchen counters, workshops, car trips and cottage docks.
OP's substack doesn't touch on at all who specifically is pushing the editorial change and who their new demographic is supposed to be.
The problem with her resignation post is that she outlines all of the CRT editorial slants and shady journalistic practices at CBC that she witnessed between 2013 and now that every Canadian has been well aware of for some time, but provides no insight on WHO pushed the change, HOW and WHY?
CBC has always had a Liberal and a left-wing bias, but like everything since 2015, the CRT and woke slant has went off the rails and alienated their traditional base of viewers and listeners, particularly CBC Radio.
CBC Radio has a monopoly in most radio markets across the country being the only English talk radio option outside of the major cities. Their only real competition outside of major metropolitan cities are podunk country music and variety stations along with corporate affiliate clones playing easy listening and Top 40.
I don't know a single traditional listener of old CBC that still tunes in, particularly retirees. The perpetual victim cultureand the constant focus on LGBT/BLM/Aboriginal focused stories drove everyone I knew away. CBC Radio used to be a staple on kitchen counters, workshops, car trips and cottage docks.
OP's substack doesn't touch on at all who specifically is pushing the editorial change and who their new demographic is supposed to be.