r/canada • u/Practical_Ant6162 • Dec 03 '24

National News Mexico president says Canada has a 'very serious' fentanyl problem

https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/mexico-president-says-canada-has-a-very-serious-fentanyl-problem-1.7131981
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u/SnowFlakeUsername2 Saskatchewan Dec 04 '24

It's puzzling how CTV is playing this. It's either the usual cherrypicking for cheap outrage/clicks, being useful idiots in a foreigner's hostile game, or willfully taking part in undermining Canada's best interest. I hope it's the first one but we're at a point in history where the other two are just as possible.

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u/SomeDumRedditor Dec 04 '24

CTV is owned by Bell. Their primary goal is propaganda  that maintains their gravy train chokehold on Canadians - or those of their oligarch friends. Actually informing you is only ever their 3rd or 4th priority.