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- ↑ Hidden agendas: how journalists influence the news - Page 214
- ↑ Cooper, Barry (27 November 2023). "In Case of Emergency, Read This! Alberta's Covid-19 Report". C2C Journal.
- ↑ The Best of the Public Square: Book 3 - Page 228
- ↑ "Lorne Gunter profile". fraserinstitute.org.
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