Like many Canadians, I have been deeply disturbed by the recent comments made by Korey Teneycke and Scott Reid on their latest podcast, where they engaged in what can only be described as derogatory and biased attacks against Pierre Poilievre. The language they used was not only disrespectful, but it crossed the boundaries of professional journalism, which should uphold a standard of neutrality and respect.

As citizens who rely on public broadcasters like CTV and CBC for balanced and fair commentary, it is disappointing to see guests who resort to degrading language when discussing public figures. While everyone has a right to express their opinion, it is crucial that those who do so in a public forum maintain a respectful discourse. Allowing individuals who consistently demonstrate a lack of professionalism to continue airing such perspectives can significantly tarnish the credibility of the platforms that host them.

Public broadcasters have a responsibility to their audience to ensure that the information being disseminated is impartial and respectful. Personal attacks and biased rhetoric should not have a platform on networks that are meant to inform the public without prejudice. By allowing Korey Teneycke and Scott Reid to continue expressing such blatant hostility towards Pierre Poilievre, CTV and CBC are complicit in undermining the principles of fair journalism.

I urge the decision-makers at CTV and CBC to take immediate action by reviewing the conduct of guest commentators like Korey Teneycke and Scott Reid and consider disallowing them from participating in future programs if they cannot adhere to community and journalistic standards.

Every Canadian deserves to receive unbiased news and commentary. By signing this petition, you can help hold these respected media outlets accountable for the content they broadcast, ensuring that respect, neutrality, and professionalism remain at the heart of Canadian journalism.

Please join me in safeguarding the integrity of our public broadcasters. Sign this petition to call for the disallowing of Korey Teneycke and Scott Reid from providing their opinions on these platforms until they can do so in a manner that aligns with journalistic ethics and respect.