Journalism Meets Activism

This chapter examines the controversial strategies of a journalist who created a third-party group to support anti-Trudeau campaigns, exploring the blurred lines between journalism and political activism. It highlights the financial dynamics and branding tactics used to garner audience support, as well as the legal considerations of operating as a politically engaged entity. The discussion raises critical questions about the evolving ethics of journalism in a competitive media landscape, emphasizing the need for a robust democratic framework that can navigate these challenges.

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