Who are Canada's worst journalists and/or media types?

NorthReport wrote:

Levant crowdfunding campaign raises thousands for latest media venture 

http://www.nationalnewswatch.com/2015/02/26/levant-crowdfunding-campaign...

They misspelled "misadventure" 

the worst: National post, sun, macleans

average:globe and toronto star

best: toronto star

I nominate Rabble's own David J. Climenhaga. I can't stand his style of reporting or his lack of poor research on most subjects. 

this is just tragedy wrapped in a farce: Samuel Getachew

Brown: [url=http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/may/05/why-some-of-jian-gh... some of Jian Ghomeshi's accusers don't want to 'tell all'[/url]

Before my articles with Donovan were published, I went over parts of them with our sources to make sure that we didn’t accidentally include identifying details. Donovan has refused to give his assurance that he’ll do the same with his upcoming book and, though Canadian courts routinely ban the publication of the names of complainants in sexual assault cases like these, such bans don’t cover the publication of the names or identifying details of any individuals whose cases didn’t result in criminal charges, and the precise definition of identifying details is determined on a case-by-case basis.

He won’t call up these women and tell them what intimate details from their lives he plans to publish to ensure those details do not inadvertently identify them. Instead, he’s assured me that he will not include any identifying details about them, and said that if any source has a concern, they should call him about it.

They have plenty of concerns, but take little comfort in his offer – which requires them to guess which details he may have used. They worry that, in guessing, that they could accidentally divulge new information that they haven’t shared with him before, and their concerns ultimately won’t be respected – a circumstance which at least one woman has already experienced during Donovan’s original reporting. And from what I learned during my time working with him, I think they are right to be worried.

During our short partnership – based on my interactions with him – I believe that Donovan displayed an ambivalence about reporting the Ghomeshi story at all, a tendency that he knew better than our sources what was best for them and a troubling editorial attitude toward who would be deemed a credible enough victim.