Bogus driving schools shut down
After a Journal de Montréal reporter caught a number of driving schools handing over learning permits without giving any lessons at all, six schools were abruptly shut down by the SAAQ.
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Ian 09:01 on 2012/02/01 Permalink
Wow, remind me again to never read the comments on the CBC. I keep forgetting how racist and small-minded so many of the comments are.
Chris E 09:24 on 2012/02/01 Permalink
The worst thing is that those are the ones that get through the moderators.
qatzelok 11:32 on 2012/02/01 Permalink
The racism you see in media is due to the fact that a lot of high schools give out graduation certificates to people who aren’t really educated.
Jack 12:11 on 2012/02/01 Permalink
No it’s because people don’t step up and call out people who expound these views, like newspapers, radio stations, TV stations , columnists and advertisers. Bouchard -Taylor was a result of a media campaign to create cohesion amongst the majority by attacking, fogged windows, no pork at cabane a sucre, segregated swimming pools etc.. qatzelok the next time your in a store take a hard look at Aunt Jemima syrup and Uncle Ben’s rice and then read Richard Martineau and listen to Dutriziac, and ask your self why TVA Nouvelles fired Melissa Francois for one mistake. Then you could blame high school for the ambient racism in our society,by the way the exact same dynamic would take place in Toronto with different actors.
The Media is us.
qatzelok 22:18 on 2012/02/01 Permalink
I wasn’t blaming high school. I was blaming a lack of education. And as you mentioned, commercial media has acted like an education-remover for the last century, manufacturing racism whenever there’s a buck to be made in a war somewhere.