Alberta’s Danielle Smith demands CBC retract ‘defamatory article’ and apologize
CBC stands by story that reported premier’s office staff had pushed back on Crown prosecutors over assessment of COVID-related charges
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So - short version for those who haven't been following - cbc runs a story saying the premier's office sent emails interfering with the investigation and prosecution of some of the couts 'convoy' protesters.
Smith challenges them on it saying she's never heard anything about it - they can't produce the emails they claim exist
Smith has a third party audit her staffs emails and hers as well as the crown prosecutors she's supposed to have emaile the looking for any hint of these emails. Gov't emails like that can't just be deleted.
No sign or hint of them, or that anything got deleted.
She provides this to the cbc. The cbc changes their story to admit they havne't seen it but claim many of their unidentified sources have and stick with the story.
That brings us to this. Danielle says "you printed fake news, there's no hint this is true, apologize and retract", CBC says no.
There is no saving the CBC, there is no pretending they are reasonable or unbias or in the public interest. If they don't like someone they simply print fake stories about them and its not the first time we've seen that.