It's incredible watching actual media react to these actual CTV dismissals. If a newspaper columnist plagiarized a quote from anyone...even an author from decades ago - it's possible they could be terminated...they'd at least face a notable suspension without pay, or should, let alone plagiarizing the comments of a prominent politician on the national scene. I've been in professional radio 27 years. Never been suspended a day in my life. Quit twice for better opportunities, fired twice....for making too much $ (& I'm not sure the first time it was THAT much!)....if I played a clip of Pierre Poilievre, & I'd spliced words from THREE different sentences together, played it on the air, & wanted the audience to believe it was ONE sentence...I'm done, I'm toast, I'm gone. 27 years of hard work, some wins/some losses - & and it's all gone because I've burned my trust w/ the audience - which is everything to me. And this wasn't just any old word-splicing, it was to deceive an audience as to why the CPC leader would call for a non-confidence vote. It's not a mistake. It's a purposeful deceit. It's not an error in judgment. It's a blatant smear. The people who did this are a stain on an industry that people increasingly have trouble trusting. Sometimes I have trouble trusting things I see on TV, & hear elsewhere. I get it. It's embarrassing to blame CTV from being swift & precise, & saying "you don't deserve to work here anymore" if you're willing to play games with what is true & what isn't.