FORMER CBC Journalist Marianne Klowak Gives Testimony at the National Citizens Inquiry

Ottawa, veteran CBC reporter Marianne Klowak, with 34 years of experience, testified that when COVID hit the broadcaster “betrayed the public, broke their trust, pushed propaganda”.
Published on June 7, 2023

Born and raised in Winnipeg, Marianne Klowak has always had a passion for seeking the truth. She began her career anchoring and reporting at CKX Brandon. From there she worked in both TV news and current affairs at CBC Saskatoon. For the past 25 years Marianne has worked in Winnipeg, both in radio and television. She was formerly a teacher in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Bio here. Description of her testimony linked here.  (10 minutes)

 

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