Only a Third of Canadians Trust News Media: Survey

Only a Third of Canadians Trust News Media: Survey
Pedestrians pass newspaper boxes in downtown Vancouver. The Canadian Press/Jonathan Hayward
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Only one-third of Canadians consider the news media in their country to be trustworthy and unbiased, a new Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission research paper says.

“Canadians’ impressions of the quality, variety and depth of content as well as trust in media are relatively weak,” said the Public Opinion Research Tracker, as first covered by Blacklock’s Reporter. The survey the report is based on was conducted by Ipsos Limited.

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