A Media Tale of Two Cities: Quebec Referendum Coverage in Montreal and Toronto

Peter W. Halford · Adrien van den Hoven · Walter I. Romanow · Walter C. Soderlund

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This analysis focuses on the treatment accorded the Sovereignty-Association Referendum by the Montreal and Toronto media (3 newspapers, radio, television). It is concluded that the Montreal media treated all actors in a balanced fashion while the Toronto media strongly favored the protagonists of the No-committee.

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