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Bourrie takes fresh look at how Canadian news was manipulated in WW II, says war reporting today ‘an expensive frill’
Author and Hill journalist Mark Bourrie talks about his new book The Fog of War: Censorship of Canada’s Media in World War Two, and why the number of Canadian journalists today who can actually understand and analyse military affairs ‘could fit around a kitchen table.’
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