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| − | The Toronto Star is | + | '''The ''Toronto Star''''' is [[Canada|Canada's]] largest newspaper and, like most of Canada's media, has a strong [[liberal]] bias. |
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| + | ==''Toronto Star'' and Conservapedia== | ||
| + | On March 11, 2007, The ''Toronto Star'' published a flawed article about [[Conservapedia]].<ref>''Toronto Star'': [http://www.thestar.com/article/190501 "Conservative wants to set Wikipedia right"]</ref> Among other things, the article quoted someone who was not really a "[[conservative]]" in order to criticize [[Conservapedia]]. The article even claimed that [[Ayn Rand]] was a [[conservative]], when in fact she was a strident [[libertarian]] who opposed many key [[conservative]] principles. | ||
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| + | ==References== | ||
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| + | [[Category:Canadian Newspapers]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Liberal Media]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:40, July 14, 2018
The Toronto Star is Canada's largest newspaper and, like most of Canada's media, has a strong liberal bias.
Toronto Star and Conservapedia
On March 11, 2007, The Toronto Star published a flawed article about Conservapedia.[1] Among other things, the article quoted someone who was not really a "conservative" in order to criticize Conservapedia. The article even claimed that Ayn Rand was a conservative, when in fact she was a strident libertarian who opposed many key conservative principles.
References
- ↑ Toronto Star: "Conservative wants to set Wikipedia right"