In Canada, media narratives shape public perceptions of detainees, often casting them as either victims or villains. This article delves into the subtle biases in reporting, revealing how these portrayals influence societal attitudes and policy discourse.
In an unfolding saga of political unrest, a prominent figure from the “Stop the Steal” movement now faces potential prison time. As the wheels of justice turn, the case serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of divisive rhetoric in America.