CBC journalist MURDERED in Toronto – local media

A former employee of the state broadcaster was killed after he was assaulted by a stranger.

Michael Finlay, a former journalist and producer for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) is dead after being viciously assaulted in Toronto.

The assault occurred on Jan. 24 and lead to Finlay suffering serious injuries. He later died in the hospital, being pronounced dead Wednesday.

Fellow MSM journalists have spoken up about the incident, including Tina Yazdani of CityNews.

Police claim that Finlay was assaulted in the daytime while walking down Danforth Avenue in Toronto’s East end.

A picture of the suspect has been released. He is currently at large.

This comes as Toronto faces an unprecedented wave of violence on the transit system aka TTC.

In response to multiple violent incidents, “dozens” of police have been assigned to patrol subways, streetcars, and buses in the city.

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1 Comment

  • Michael Sloboda
    Michael Sloboda
    February 2, 2023 at 12:30 am

    We never watch CBC, and haven’t in years, and most people we know don’t, but we do tell how they spread misinformation and fake news for huge incentives from the evil corrupt Trudeau Liberals. Now Trudeau is giving them more money because he’s afraid of Pierre Poilievre . Their politically motivated propaganda is a disgrace to what CBC was originally intended, to give unbiased nonpartisan, non political news to all Canadians. All those who contribute to the lies and misinformation, and only report according to the Liberal agenda are nothing more than traitors to our country! Don’t they realize that they are contributing to the destruction our democracy? They obviously want that. The socialist agenda is to divide and conquer, and it’s obviously working. These are dark days for Canadians, and as a nation we are in great pain.

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