A news organization’s credibility depends on how honestly and transparently it acknowledges its problems and ensures they are not repeated. HonestReporting Canada takes a look at the errors and corrections of various Canadian media outlets.

Many Canadian news organizations reported on this week's immigration of Canadian Jews to begin new lives in Israel.

With the Israeli military disengagement from Gaza approaching, Canadian media are choosing to focus on the Israeli settlers' violence without balancing this view with information about Arab violence.

This year, Israel has reported that tourism to Bethlehem has doubled. Yet, Canadian media outlets focus on the negative impact of the security fence without providing any context.

Two major Canadian news organizations recently shone a spotlight on Israel's security checkpoints, without providing enough information for viewers to understand them in context.

CBC airs the documentary "Checkpoint" which shows countless images of Israeli soldiers controlling the movements of unarmed Palestinians, with barely any context to explain the situation.

CBC will broadcast the documentary "Checkpoint" which shows the daily hardships Palestinians feel due to the Israeli military roadblock.

A picture is worth a thousand words - and these pictures often invoke sympathy for terrorists and display a complex conflict without any contextual information.

CBC will air, for the first time, the film "Hamas: Behind the Mask," exposing Hamas as the terrorist organization it truly is.

While Canadian media outlets are reporting favorably on Israel's decision to disengage Gaza, Toronto Star columnist Haroon Siddiqui uses his column to blame the entire Arab-Israeli conflict on just the Israeli side.

Thanks to our members, HonestReporting Canada has been able to monitor the media and demand fair coverage of Israel and the Middle East. Thanks to your help, HonestReporting is able to hold the media accountable for their coverage.

HonestReporting offers our insight on the power of words - and the media's responsibility to use proper terminology.

Reporters at the Toronto Star, CBC and CTV reporter win the "Dishonest Reporting Canada" award for their biased and inaccurate reportings on the Middle East.

By selectively choosing which stories to report or not to report, the Canadian media is sending Canadian readers a certain message.

Edmonton Sun columnist makes false parallels between the Israeli-Arab conflict to the NHL hockey league disputes and even equates Israeli and Palestinian actions.

Toronto Star reports consistently portray Israel in a negative light, heavily criticize pro-Israel supporters and refuse to notice the extreme differences between Israel and her surrounding countries.

Canadian media are on a campaign to "Blame Israel" for everything from the Arab-Israeli conflict to Arab and Muslim hostility toward the West.

Israeli and Palestinian leaders sign a formal cessation to hostilities but the violence continues.

HonestReporting Canada introduces the 2004 DisHonest Reporting Awards. Let us know who should win this award.

This month, reporters are back with biased reporting. CBC Reporter Neil MacDonald blames Israel for an attack by Al Qaeda, the Globe and Mail claims Israel is "terrorizing" Palestinians and CKUT Montreal criticizes the so-called "occupation."