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Daybreak Montreal | Dec 10, 2012 | 9:03

News coverage differences in French and English media

With a Parti Québecois government in place there's been a lot more focus on language lately. There's also a bill before the National Assembly to beef up Bill 101. The Quebec Professional Journalists Federation recently had a session which looked at how the English and French language media cover news differently. It was entitled "Are Angryphones back?". David Johnston is the communities editor at the Montreal Gazette. Philippe Marcoux is a journalist at Radio-Canada.

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