Often relegated to the background and overshadowed by major parties in the media, the Green Party remains one of the few to propose a truly fair taxation of multinational corporations. In a political landscape where most parties avoid confronting wealth and inequality, this position deserves to be acknowledged — a rare reminder that empathy and fiscal justice can still coexist in politics.

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We also need to name the fact that proposals like Pedneault’s often make people uncomfortable precisely because they challenge a certain class comfort. That comfort — deeply entrenched in many media institutions — inevitably affects how some political ideas are received.

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I’ll add this: true journalistic integrity also means being able to step back from one’s own assumptions — from habits shaped by class, power, and status. Within a public broadcaster, that expectation should be even stronger. In a media institution funded by the public, fairness should be championed.

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