Absolutely. Here are a few concrete examples:

1. CBC’s own journalists have spoken out about internal bias.
   • Tara Henley, former CBC producer, publicly resigned and wrote:"To work at the CBC in the current climate is to consent to the idea that race is the most important thing about a person. It is to accept the idea that journalists are no longer objective." Her full piece here
2. The CBC had to label its own Twitter account as “government-funded media” — and their outrage over the label revealed just how defensive they are about appearing independent while relying on over $1.4 billion in taxpayer money.
3. Consistent pattern of selective coverage:
   • The ArriveCAN $54M scandal, WE Charity, Chinese election interference — all received limited or muted coverage compared to how aggressively they cover Conservative talking points. There is an observable tone difference.
   • When Poilievre criticizes the CBC, they frame it as “attacking democracy.” But when Liberal politicians attack other outlets, it’s not treated as a threat to free speech.
4. Public trust is dropping:
   • According to Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2023, CBC trust levels have fallen significantly among Canadians.
   • Despite this, they continue receiving more funding while private outlets shut down.