As the CBC noted, we have publicly posted journalistic standards. We publish corrections when we make an error. We are accountable to our subscribers, our readers and our communities. We also employ an ombud who will adjudicate when there's a complaint about our coverage and independently determine whether we've been on side.
If you were to contrast that with other institutions that have no such accountability and do not correct or claim a responsibility to the truth or to accuracy, you would see a stark line between the two.
We published a story a couple of days ago about AI-generated “slopaganda” being spewed toward Albertans in support of separation.
That kind of irresponsible AI-generated propaganda is the antithesis of what we do in terms of transparent, high-quality journalism.
