Chantal Hebert

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584 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 5 Jun

Chantal Hebert’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The Bridge with Peter Mansbridge · Good Talk - What Should We Learn From The CBS "60 Minutes" Disaster? · 5 Jun 2026 podcast

Language is the same.

Your journalism references more than mine are related to 60 Minutes, which I also watched for decades.

But we are a different marketplace.

on both sides, English and French from the Americans.

And I don't believe that it would be easy to be successful at breaking down journalism.

You can dislike the National Post, but on most given days, it also does journalism.

You can dislike their editorial stance in the columns that come from them, but in the same way, you're allowed to dislike the editorial stance of the Toronto Star, but it makes for a healthy market rather than one dominated by a that we should all think in the same way.

But I say that coming from a market where we have a mix of more sovereignist inclined and more federalist inclined media, and it's a successful media scene.

Well, I'm glad that finally Bruce has given me one reason to praise the demise of the print media and of mainstream television.

Because yes, you're right about everything you say.

The good news is, I guess, that in both cases, these are products in decline.

So it's not as much fun to own something like that in terms of influence as it was when Power Corp owned La Traisse in Quebec, for instance.

The Bridge with Peter Mansbridge · Good Talk -- Do Canadians Care About Alberta? · 8 May 2026 podcast

I wasn't planning to add a lot of experience to it, but who knew?

I understand Mr. Kenney's point.

I do think though that it's a bit, it's not early to for, and when he says that, I can't help but think Jason Kenney, former premier of Alberta, former Stephen Harper minister is saying, you guys in general at the federal level need to defend federalism.

I'm assuming that first and foremost, he has to mean his own federal leader.

who is an MP from Alberta and who has been very silent compared to his usual capacity to prosecute just about any issue.

There has not been the same amount of zeal on the part of Mr. Poitier or his caucus because Mr. Poitier also is the leader of the party federally that has the most seats by far in Alberta.

So one would presume that

and I say this from the Quebec experience, that the first defenders of federalism in Alberta would be Alberta MPs and Alberta voices.

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