The Gunn Show: CBC uses Winnipeg storm to trash Scheer (Guest: Marty Gold)

Posted by Sheila Gunn Reid on October 16, 2019

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The CBC never lets a good natural disaster get in the way of attacking Conservatives.

If there's a fire or flood, put your money on CBC attributing the catastrophe to Conservative inaction on climate change.

When Winnipeg was hammered by a winter storm this week, CBC didn't go the usual climate change route but instead used the storm and the power outages it caused to criticize Andrew Scheer for not cancelling his campaign stop there.

While CBC criticized the Conservatives for not allowing the weather to stand in the way of voter outreach, they have been turning turned a blind eye to the storm of anti-Semitism in the NDP.

My guest tonight is Marty Gold, a Winnipeg-based journalist with the TheJ.Ca to talk about the looming federal election.

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Muta Ween commented 2019-10-17 12:00:46 -0400
What is Ezra’s plan for election night? I don’t watch all the videos and shows fully so perhaps I’ve missed something.
I can’t tolerate watching Canadian News.It is so appallingly biased .
I think the election will reveal the significant sounds and chasms that exist across the country.
It isn’t a United Canada ,hasn’t been for a long time .
We need significant change that takes away Ottawa and Laurentian power.Lets see,all we can do.
ron joseph commented 2019-10-17 00:08:32 -0400
Marty Gold, certainly wouldn’t hold back on anyone, no matter what side they lean towards. I lived in Manitoba 3 years and find it difficult to find out what is really going on there. Thanks Marty.
There used to be rich mines all over the North . The closure of these mines proves that prosperity cannot survive when you have the NDP and Nicky Ashton running a Province’s business.
Charles White commented 2019-10-16 21:20:18 -0400
Hmmm…who was Duff’s Ditch named after. Could it be Duff Roblin, Conservative premier of Manitoba? The name given by the socialists of the time mocking Roblin’s foresight about flood prevention for Winnipeg? A canal system that prevented subsequent flooding of Winnipeg due to so-called global warming as defined by the socialists? By golly, I think it was.

Mind you, Roblin was addressing infrastructure for chronic flooding of the Red River due to actual historical empirical data rather than “modelled historic data”. Yet it seemed to be the practical solution for real historic problems.