CTV CHARTS THE PATHWAY TO UAP NEWS IN CANADA

Media Alert

Toronto [ZNN] It’s a good thing that the growing number of followers of the UAP phenomenon in Canada are beginning to lose track of how often and how in-depth The CTV Television Network, Canada’s most watched national television network, is covering the issue of Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon.

No other Canadian news outlet is even close. With Global TV a distant second - the CBC is essentially apprehensive about tainting its royally privileged news hegemony with authentic UAP reporting.

In a review of CTV coverage of the UAP matter, ZNN finds that CTV NEWS has released at least five major video reports on YOU TUBE - most accompanied by comprehensive written articles.

CTV REPORTERS and CONTRIBUTORS

The cadre of CTV reporters and contributors on the CTV UAP beat feature both veterans and relative novices to the phenomenon of UAP.

Veteran CTV anchors Jennifer Burke, Angie Seth and Joy Malbon have examined this issue - using an approach that lends authentic journalistic integrity to a matter that has been ridiculed in mainstream media for decades.

Contributor Dan Riskin - CTV News' Technology Specialist has shared his expertise in a professional manner. Daniel Otis and Tristin Hopper have begun a trend in Canada of not only reporting on UAP - but more significantly bringing forward consistent and regular coverage.

Daniel Otis alone has authored over 15 Tweets - so far - each highlighting a major revelation about UAP. Otis has posted Canadian military and governmental documentation about UAP in Canada.

The most important thread of investigation by Otis has been Manitoba MP Larry Maguire’s high profile leadership in exposing a broad range of UAP issues including a now public senior staff memo citing former Minister of Defence Harjit Sajjan as being briefed on the UAP matter well before the June 21, 2021 Director of National Intelligence report on UAP was released.

WHY IS CTV's COVERAGE SO IMPORTANT?

Several reasons. First, the maturity of the UAP issue - formerly tainted with the acronym UFO - has now become a mainstream level of discourse. UAP commentary on social media, pod casts, the film industry, science and academic journals and even newsprint publications is ubiquitous. CTV has established itself as the pre-eminent leader in UAP news discourse in Canada.

Secondly, CTV's ubiquitous and unfettered coverage goes a long way to dispel conspiracy theories that government controls the media on the UAP matter.

Thirdly, although the element of government secrecy is still alive in the bowels of the government and intelligence apparatus - the factions insisting on secrecy are now hanging on by their finger tips while the veil of secrecy erodes before their eyes and ears.

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Will these contributors at CTV be the pioneers of UAP acknowledgement in Canada?

If the real parentage of craft of unknown origin are ever revealed, it will be the media that blows the horn. The media headline may read something like: