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Rating: 42%
Quote: Soon I came to understand that in CBC Public Affairs television we muckrakers (a decent and honourable occupation) had to have a definite point of view. We did stories on union busting, welfare mothers, skid row derelicts, and native peoples. We did battered wives/battered children/battered animals and battered ENVIRONMENT. We were fearless critics of government (provided it was not an NDP government) and of business and America.
Reference: Barbara Amiel, Confessions (Toronto: Totem Books, 1981), p.71.
