Ex-CBC anchor Travis Dhanraj says he was forced out for raising bias concerns
Former CBC anchor Travis Dhanraj says he was “forced to resign” from the public broadcaster after raising concerns about tokenism, editorial bias, and what he described as a culture of exclusion.
Former CBC anchor Travis Dhanraj says he was “forced to resign” from the public broadcaster after raising internal concerns about tokenism, editorial bias, and what he described as a culture of exclusion, retaliation, and psychological harm.
In a public statement to colleagues released Monday, Dhanraj, a senior parliamentary reporter and former host of Canada Tonight, said his departure was not voluntary. Dhanraj alleged he was forced out after he questioned what he characterized as a growing gap between CBC’s stated values and internal practices.
