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What is the type of news outlet?

The article was published April 8. 2016 on CBC news. CBC is Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, they provide news in form of TV, radio and their website.

What is the article about?

The article is about a Brazilian magazine called “Veja” criticising Justin Trudeau. They just don’t really like him. It’s also Amnesty international, they don’t like the way he fight for human rights.

What is the tone of the article?

The tone in the whole article is quite negative against Justin Trudeau. The Brazilians don’t like him at all, and Amnesty International doesn’t like the way he fights for human’s rights. They don’t think he put as much effort in to it as needed.

Who is the audience?

The audience of this article is probably, those who already don’t like Trudeau. Know the got a even bigger reason not to like him. “He don’t fight for human rights, he don’t do that, and that”, for those who don’t like they would probably say something like that.

What is the direct message of this article?

The message of this article is to say that Trudeau isn’t perfect. He’s not just that person who’s perfect, and not doing anything wrong, cause he is. Everybody isn’t perfect, and he’s just one of many.

What could be the indirect message?

A indirect message could be, that Amnesty and the Brazilians just want other people to look away from all the good things that Trudeau does, and maybe focus on some of the not so good things he does.

Comment on Cecilie Jensen’s article

I think Cecilie did a good job finding a article that’s relevant right now, as the trade deal is a subject being discussed very much. She also wrote some good things about the article and found some good main points

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, usually a media darling on the international stage, found himself on the receiving end of attacks by a Brazilian columnist and a global human rights group in recent weeks.

Veja magazine and Amnesty International both came out swinging against the prime minister - the former blasting him as a "narcissistic" pretty boy who is soft on terror, and the latter criticizing him for not doing enough to rescue a jailed Saudi blogger.

Usually, when Canada's prime minister makes international headlines, it's for his advanced yoga poses, " spellbinding eyes" or " message of optimism."

But Brazilian national magazine Veja - which usually dedicates its largely conservative pages to calling for the ouster of President Dilma Rousseff over allegations she manipulated budget accounts to boost her re-election campaign - cast a critical eye on Canada's leader over the weekend.

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In the article, roughly translated as "Justin Trudeau is cute, but very ordinary: Everything is wrong with Canada's prime minister, except his appearance," columnist Vilma Gryzinski paints Canada's head of government as a shallow aristocrat leading an "organized" country down the path to destruction.

Gryzinski blasts the filmmakers behind the biographical film God Save Justin Trudeau and thereporters who cover Trudeau as "sycophantic," and calls the prime minister "the embodiment of vaguely leftist and confusingly well-intentioned liberalist dreams."

She largely focuses on Trudeau's physical appearance, reproaching him for "shameless parading" his good looks and posing for photos, specifically referencing a yoga picture that made international headlines last month.

Gryzinski also criticized Trudeau for pulling fighter jets out of Iraq and Syria and opening Canada's borders to 25,000 Syrian refugees, asserting that he would "support any insanity, including terrorism, when committed in the name of the Muslim religion."

The columnist only pulls her punches from the prime minister long enough to take aim at his mother Margaret Trudeau, whom she accuses of "abandoning her children" in a wild and drug-addled youth.

Amnesty International calls PM's remarks 'indelicate'

Amnesty International also had tough words for Trudeau on Thursday, though not quite so inflammatory as the Brazilian columnist's scathing hit piece.

The human rights group criticized the prime minister for suggesting the Canadian government needs to tread warily in its bid to help secure the release of jailed Saudi blogger Raif Badawi.

Badawi, who is not Canadian but whose wife lives in Quebec with their three children, was arrested in 2012 for his criticism of Saudi clerics and was convicted in 2014. He was sentenced to 10 years in jail as well as 1,000 lashes. He received the first 50 in January 2015 but has not been whipped since.

"Obviously we want to be able to help," Trudeau said in an interview with Montreal radio station 98.5 FM. "Sometimes, pushing too hard, too quickly has harmful consequences for the people you want to try to help."

Trudeau's assertion that Global Affairs Canada is working hard on the file did little to placate Amnesty spokeswoman Anne Sainte-Marie, who accused him of lacking tact.

"Too quickly?" she said. "What is the Trudeau government's cruising speed? Does it mean waiting for him to have spent 10 years in prison?

"His 'too hard, too quickly' seems a bit indelicate.... It's a bit indecent on Mr. Trudeau's part."

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, usually a media darling on the international stage, found himself on the receiving end of attacks by a Brazilian columnist and a global human rights group this month.

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Title of article
The End of Justin Trudeau’s ‘Elbowgate’

Type of new outlet:
Huffington post is the oldest and most popular newspaper in in Washington, D.C. The newspaper is published everyday.

What is the article about?
The article is about the gained popularity Justin Trudeau received after the Canadian election. A comparison between Canada and USA highlights the differences of inequality between the two countries.

Tone of the article
The article values the good things about the liberal prime minister Justin Trudeau. The tone is very positive throughout the article.

Audience
Because of the positive coverage of the prime minister, the audience is pointed against the supporters of the liberal party and the liberal government.

Direct message
The direct messages age is that the government in Canada is good, and that the current prime minister is a good example of that. The article highlights  Justin Trudeau popularity of the population especially of the young generation. It's mentioned that Justin Trudeau is a active role model

Indirect message
The indirect message of the article is that the newspaper leads up to controversy, by pointing out the inequalities of wages of US compared to Canada.

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• A) What is the type of news outlet? It is a blog, an American newspaper, and organization, etc.? Explain.

The newsarticle were published the 5. of September.
Its a Canadian newspaper, based in Toronto. They have been founded in 1892 and they write newsarticles.

• B) What is the article about? (description)

The article is about Justin Trudeau explaining the evolvement of discrimination towards immigrants, and he says that it is not a new thing that immigrants are being discriminated. And it is allways the first generation of immigrants, because second generation of immigrants are being born here.

• C) What is the tone of the article? Explain.

The tone is good. They see immigrants as a good thing. The newspaper keeps objective, but uses subjective quotes from Trudeau to get an angle on the article.

• D) Who is the audience? Explain.

The audience is the people who is  impatient with the immigration, and sees that theres a lot of discrimination.

• E) What is the direct message of the article? Explain.

The direct message is that people should not be impatient to the integration and discrimination because it will be better by time, also that it's always the first generation that will be bad integrated, but the second will be as good as a Canadian.

• F) What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning)? Explain.
They use the example of italians to show, that it is not allways the middle-eastern and asian countries that has a bad integration, and it also can be someone from Europe.

Maybe it also says that Trudeau is an expert on this area, and is a good representative person of Canada.

Comment:

I chose to comment on H.C's post, and its good because he has answered the given questions good and analytical. He stays objective, and he have a short and deep answer.

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Title:
Statement by the Prime Minister of Canada on International Youth Day.

Link:
http://pm.gc.ca/eng/news/2016/08/12/statement-prime-minister-canada-international-youth-day

Type of news:
The article is published the 12 of August 2016 by pm.gc.ca - the 'Office of the Prime Minister'

Description of the article:
The article is about Justin Trudeaus statements about the the International Youth day, he says that the international youth day is a opportunity for people around the world to make the world a better place.

Tone:
The tone is subjective, because it is a statement made by Trudeau and written on his own page.

Who is the audience?
The young people of Canada, because it is on the International Youth day.

What is the direct message of the article?
The International Youth day is very important for the young people of Canada, Trudeau suggests that everyone should take part in it.

What is the hidden message?

young people should participate, to achieve the approval from the highest level of government.

I choose to comment on Sophia Aberys Padlet, because i think it was very good and i found it very interesting. Good job my friend :))

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Title: The ball is in Europe’s court’: Trudeau has spoken to EU president in attempt to salvage CETA deal.

Link:http://news.nationalpost.com/news/canada/canadian-politics/the-ball-is-in-europes-court-trudeau-has-spoken-to-eu-president-in-attempt-to-salvage-ceta-deal

What is the type of news outlet? The article was published the 25th of October 2016 by National Post. The National Post is a Canadian English-language newspaper and it was founded in 1998 by Conrad Black.

What is the article about? The article tells us that Canada’s prime minister, Justin Trudeau, has spoken to the EU president, Martin Schulz, in an attempt to salvage the CETA deal. The CETA deal is a free trade agreement between Canada and EU. Thursday the 27th of October has been set for the signing of the CETA by Trudeau and the EU leaders, but Trudeau has yet to commit to attending the summit in Brussels, which was scheduled months ago.

What is the tone of the article?

The tone of the article is objective throughout the whole article – they just state what happened. Though you can feel that the article is rushing the prime minister to hurry up and make the deal when say write ‘’as the clock ticks towards Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’’.

Who is the audience?

The people that would find this interesting would be all Canadian or from the EU countries. These are the people who would get influenced by the agreement or if the agreement didn’t come through – then it would affect the country and their trade.

What is the direct message of the article?

There has been a delay in the CETA deal and they don’t know if Trudeau is going to show up at the signing ceremony in Brussels on Thursday.

What could be the indirect message?

The hidden message could be to inform people about the delay and that Trudeau’s is very lazy on signing the agreement. I have chosen to comment on Sophia Abery’s article because it is similar to mine. I think it is very well done and she highlights some very good points and her anwers is similar to me -  so i obviously agree.

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Every year, since 1993, Canada celebrates National Child Day on November 20. This day is to commemorate the adoption in 1989 of the UN Convention on the Right of the Child and in 1959 the UN Declaration of the Rights of the Child.

Canada has signed and ratified the CRC. Article 19 of the Convention states that signatories shall take all appropriate legislative measures to protect children from all forms of physical and mental violence.

To date, 50 countries have banned physical punishment of children in all settings, including the home. Canada is not among them (and neither, incidentally, is the United States).

So, Canada has not honoured its commitment to adhere to the Convention even though the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child has repeatedly urged Canada to do so.

What is Section 43 of the Criminal Code?

Section 43, codified in 1892, is the law that allows parents, teachers and those standing in place of parents to use force to "correct" children as long as the force does not exceed what is "reasonable" under the circumstances.

Attempt to Repeal Section 43

In 2004 a constitutional challenge was mounted against this law in the Supreme Court of Canada. In a 6 to 3 decision, the majority did not strike down the law but set out a series of new limitations not found - then or now - in section 43.

Among other things the Court restricted its use to children between the ages of 2 and 12, and stated it must be "transitory and trifling" must not involve objects such as rulers and belts, and may not be applied to the head.

The law that effectively says to children, "You are not worthy of the protection against assault that is granted to adults," remains on the books.

No child deserves to be hit. There are things that children do that anger parents, or that put the child or others at risk, or are socially unacceptable, but there is never a reason to hit another human being to discipline or teach.

What does this mean, in plain language? It means parents should not be allowed to hit or spank their children. A recent meta-analysis of over 50 years of research has shown that it doesn't make children more compliant, and that even worse, it leads to negative and detrimental outcomes later, in adulthood.

Most Canadians have not heard of Section 43

Most Canadians have never heard of section 43 of the Criminal Code, nor are they aware that the Supreme Court has restricted the use of corporal punishment, nor do they know that Canada has not honoured its commitment to adhere to article 19 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Over five hundred and fifty national, provincial/territorial, and community organizations have endorsed the Joint Statement on Physical Punishment of Children and Youth, published in 2004 by the Coalition on the Physical Punishment of Children and Youth.

Discipline does not mean Physical Punishment

What all of these organizations, know--what decades of data tells them--is that discipline shouldn't mean physical punishment and that physical punishment is ineffective as discipline. They know that there are positive methods of childrearing that are effective and humane and that there is overwhelming evidence that physical punishment is harmful.

Resolution by The Canadian Bar Association

In August of 2013, the Canadian Bar Association's governing Council passed a resolution asking government "to follow the road map" provided by the recommendations of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child (the UN Committee), as set out in its Concluding Observations to Canada.

In March 2014, the President of the Canadian Bar Association wrote to the then Prime Minister and other Ministers responsible for the law and the well being of children and referred to the serious criticisms levelled at Canada in the UN Committee's Concluding Observations, including the UN Committee's concern that section 43 "continues to condone corporal punishment of children."

Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada

In 2015 The Truth and Reconciliation Committee, established to deal with the legacy of the native residential school system in Canada, made 94 calls to action. Number 6 was to repeal section 43 of the Criminal Code of Canada. The Commission recognized the harm done to aboriginal children in residential schools due to physical punishment among other abuses.

New Government's Pledge Needs Action Now

The federal Liberal government, elected in 2015, has pledged to implement all 94 Calls to Action of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. It should do so, including the immediate repeal of Section 43 of the Criminal Code.

Furthermore, it must implement the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child that includes repealing section 43.

Let's join the 50 other nations of the world that have committed to honour their children and protect them from all forms of violence.

Let's make it illegal to hit children. Let's make every day National Child Day.

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ANALYSIS | Let’s not kid ourselves, Canada is in the war business: Neil Macdonald | CBC News

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A) What is the type of newsoutlet?
The article is published by The Washington Post October 18. The Washington Post is an American daily newspaper. It is the most widely circulated newspaper published in Washington DC., and was founded on December 6, 1877

B) What is the article about? (description)

The article is about how popular the Justin Trudeau has become since the election.  Trudeau’s idea of being prime minister is to be out there listening to Canadians and engaging Canadians. The article is also comparing Canada and The United states with each other and says that the differences between the two countries are especially sharp at the bottom and top of the income ladder.

C) What is the tone of the article? Explain.
There is a positive tone throughout the article. They mentioned all the good stuff he does to the country and  is still crisscrossing the country as if he were in the middle of a campaign, turning up everywhere, giving speeches, posing for selfies, spreading his charm. It s a formula that’s clearly working.

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D) Who is the audience

The audience is the people that supports the liberal government and Justin Trudeau.

E) What is the direct message of the article? Explain.

The direct message is that Canadian politics is better than The United States, and Justin Treadau is a good example of that.

F) What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning)?

An indirect message could be that article attempt to make canada the best country with best government.

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau celebrates after tapping a keg at the opening ceremony for Oktoberfest in Kitchener, Ontario, on Oct. 7. (Hannah Yoon/Canadian Press via AP)
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OTTAWA - Justin Trudeau just keeps on moving. On one day, he's at a Montreal arena with the visiting Chinese premier dropping a ceremonial puck. Both are wearing Canadiens hockey sweaters. On another, he's thousands of miles away in British Columbia greeting the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at the start of a royal visit. Then he's in southern Ontario popping the keg at a local Oktoberfest.

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A) News outlet:
The news outlet is The Globe and Mail, a popular Canadian newspaper established in 1844. The newspaper covers both national and international news. It delivers articles on business, technology, arts, entertainment, lifestyle etc.

B) Topic:
The article is about the Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau’s, visit in Ukraine, July 2016. The Prime Minister thanked the soldiers and voiced Canada’s support to Ukraine in its struggle with Russia. Trudeau and his son was present at a military exercise including both Ukrainian and Canadian soldiers.

C) Tone:
The tone of the article is supportive for the Prime Minister. It presents Trudeau in a positive manner, as a man with good values.

D) Audience:
The audience is voting Canadians, and perhaps Canadians with Ukrainian background. The article definitely speaks to Canadians with a link to the military, as Trudeau pays tribute to it.

E) Direct message:
The direct message is that Canada supports Ukraine in its struggle with Russia.

F) Indirect message:
The indirect message could be that Trudeau attempts to shine a certain light on his ministry in seek of re-election. Trudeau even brought his son, Xavier, on the visit, which implies that he is a good father with good values; therefore, he must do a good Prime Minister.

Comment on Frederikke's post:
The indirect message could maybe be that a possible legalization of cannabis won't damage Canada in a way that some believe. Add the tone of the article, and it is clear that the author believes in legalization. So I agree with you, Fred.

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Title:
It's Still Legal To Hit Kids In Canada, And It Shouldn't Be.

Link:
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/ruth-miller/legal-spanking-canada_b_12612168.html

Type of news outlet:
The news outlet is a Canadian newspaper called Huffington post. The article is under the section Hoffpost Parents.

Description of the article:
Canada celebrates the adoption of UN Convention on the right of the Child and the UN Declaration of the Rights of the Child on November 20. However, it's still legal to physically punish children in all settings, including at home.
In the law, section 43 of the Criminal Code it says: "It is allowed for Parents, teachers and those standing in place of parents to use force to correct children ... "
Luckily have most Canadians never heard of the section 43.
The federal Liberal government, has promised to accomplish all 94 Calls to Action of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, where repeal section 43 was one of them.

Tone:
The tone is hard and concrete. It negatively tells about the section 43 and how Canada has not honoured its commitment to adhere the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. The article makes Canada look bad in a very informative way.

Who is the audience?:
The audience is specially parents, because the law will affect their children. However, the audience is also every citizen in Canada, because it makes Canada look bad as country.

Direct message:
The direct message is to abolish the section 43 of the Criminal Code.

Indirect message:
The indirect message is to make Canada look bad as a country and to make awareness to the section 43 to get i abolished.

Comment on Frederikke's post:
I think you chose a very interesting article and i like your indirect conclusion.

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Every year, since 1993, Canada celebrates National Child Day on November 20. This day is to commemorate the adoption in 1989 of the UN Convention on the Right of the Child and in 1959 the UN Declaration of the Rights of the Child.

Canada has signed and ratified the CRC. Article 19 of the Convention states that signatories shall take all appropriate legislative measures to protect children from all forms of physical and mental violence.

To date, 50 countries have banned physical punishment of children in all settings, including the home. Canada is not among them (and neither, incidentally, is the United States).

So, Canada has not honoured its commitment to adhere to the Convention even though the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child has repeatedly urged Canada to do so.

What is Section 43 of the Criminal Code?

Section 43, codified in 1892, is the law that allows parents, teachers and those standing in place of parents to use force to "correct" children as long as the force does not exceed what is "reasonable" under the circumstances.

Attempt to Repeal Section 43

In 2004 a constitutional challenge was mounted against this law in the Supreme Court of Canada. In a 6 to 3 decision, the majority did not strike down the law but set out a series of new limitations not found - then or now - in section 43.

Among other things the Court restricted its use to children between the ages of 2 and 12, and stated it must be "transitory and trifling" must not involve objects such as rulers and belts, and may not be applied to the head.

The law that effectively says to children, "You are not worthy of the protection against assault that is granted to adults," remains on the books.

No child deserves to be hit. There are things that children do that anger parents, or that put the child or others at risk, or are socially unacceptable, but there is never a reason to hit another human being to discipline or teach.

What does this mean, in plain language? It means parents should not be allowed to hit or spank their children. A recent meta-analysis of over 50 years of research has shown that it doesn't make children more compliant, and that even worse, it leads to negative and detrimental outcomes later, in adulthood.

Most Canadians have not heard of Section 43

Most Canadians have never heard of section 43 of the Criminal Code, nor are they aware that the Supreme Court has restricted the use of corporal punishment, nor do they know that Canada has not honoured its commitment to adhere to article 19 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Over five hundred and fifty national, provincial/territorial, and community organizations have endorsed the Joint Statement on Physical Punishment of Children and Youth, published in 2004 by the Coalition on the Physical Punishment of Children and Youth.

Discipline does not mean Physical Punishment

What all of these organizations, know--what decades of data tells them--is that discipline shouldn't mean physical punishment and that physical punishment is ineffective as discipline. They know that there are positive methods of childrearing that are effective and humane and that there is overwhelming evidence that physical punishment is harmful.

Resolution by The Canadian Bar Association

In August of 2013, the Canadian Bar Association's governing Council passed a resolution asking government "to follow the road map" provided by the recommendations of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child (the UN Committee), as set out in its Concluding Observations to Canada.

In March 2014, the President of the Canadian Bar Association wrote to the then Prime Minister and other Ministers responsible for the law and the well being of children and referred to the serious criticisms levelled at Canada in the UN Committee's Concluding Observations, including the UN Committee's concern that section 43 "continues to condone corporal punishment of children."

Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada

In 2015 The Truth and Reconciliation Committee, established to deal with the legacy of the native residential school system in Canada, made 94 calls to action. Number 6 was to repeal section 43 of the Criminal Code of Canada. The Commission recognized the harm done to aboriginal children in residential schools due to physical punishment among other abuses.

New Government's Pledge Needs Action Now

The federal Liberal government, elected in 2015, has pledged to implement all 94 Calls to Action of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. It should do so, including the immediate repeal of Section 43 of the Criminal Code.

Furthermore, it must implement the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child that includes repealing section 43.

Let's join the 50 other nations of the world that have committed to honour their children and protect them from all forms of violence.

Let's make it illegal to hit children. Let's make every day National Child Day.

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http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-blasted-brazillian-columnist-1.3526593

Title: Trudeau blasted by Brazilian magazine and Amnesty international.

A) What is the type of news
outlet? It is a blog, an American newspaper, and organization, etc.? Explain.
This article is publiched by a canadian newspaper called CBC News. This newspaper is based on politic, business

B) What is the article about? (description)
The article is about, how Veja magazine and Amnesty International criticising the canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau. They accuse him for being a narcissistic pretty boy, and that he don't do enough to the jailed Saudi blogger. Beside this he is also criticised for pulling out fighter jets of Iraq and Syria and opening the canadian borders for 25.000 Syrian immigrants.

C) What is the tone of the article? Explain.
The tone in this article is hard and concrete, they don't like him. The article mention Trudeau in a bad way, and mean that he isn't da enough for ex the jailed blogger Raif Badawi.

D) Who is the audience? Explain.
The audience here is the canadian population, because it is the canadian who has to vote. Because of the accuse the article hope to hit the Canadians to not vote at Trudeau as prime minister.

E) What is the direct message of the article? Explain.
The direct message in the article is that Veja magazine and Amnesty International try to put the prime minister in a bad situation, and say that he is a narcissistic pretty boy, who not do enough for det jailed blogger and take some "wrong" choices for the country.

F) What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning)? Explain.
The hidden meaning of the article must be that Veja magazine and Amnesty International try to make the canadian voters confused before the next election.

Comment on Emilie Svendsen's post.
You chose a good and very interesting article, and i think that you have explained your article perfect.

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Stephen Harper steps up the fight against Islamic State

WHEN Stephen Harper, Canada's prime minister, sought parliament's permission in October to supply troops and aircraft to the coalition fighting Islamic State (IS), he said that the mission would last six months and that Canada would not launch strikes within Syria without the support of that country's government. On March 24th he altered both conditions, asking parliament to approve a longer mission and bombing of Syrian targets regardless of whether President Bashar Assad agreed. This is necessary, says the Conservative prime minister, because IS is at its strongest in Syria.

The proposal is likely to be popular in Canada, where two soldiers died in terrorist attacks last October. It did not persuade the left-leaning New Democratic Party (NDP) or the centrist Liberals. Their leaders complained that the government is putting Canadians in harm's way without a clear objective or exit strategy. Thomas Mulcair, the NDP's leader, accused Mr Harper of appearing to join forces with Mr Assad, "a brutal dictator and war criminal", even though the bombing would happen without the Syrian leader's approval. By attacking IS in Syria, Canada will be helping Mr Assad in his fight against that group and others in the country's civil war. Apart from the United States, no NATO member has bombed targets inside Syria, although Jordan and the United Arab Emirates have done so.

They will elect a new president on May 5th

They aim to spend the windfall improving their technology to expand production

Mexico's next president will struggle against gangs, poverty and migration

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Type of news outlet:
This article is published by

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Title:
Trudeau blasted by Brazilian magazine and Amnesty International

Link:
�http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-blasted-brazillian-columnist-1.3526593

Type of news outlet:
The article is published by CBC News. CBC News was founded in 1941 and is now the largest broadcaster in Canada.

What is the article about:
This article concerns, how Trudeau is criticized by the Brazilian magazine Veja and the global human rights Amnesty International. In the magazine Veja, the Prime Minister is referred as a narcissistic pretty boy and the Amnesty International accuses him for not doing enough to rescue the blogger Raif Badawi.

Tone:
The tone of the article is very judgemental, because the magazine and the organization mention the Prime Minister in a negative and bad way. As a reader you get a negative insight of how Trudeau is.

Audience:
The audience of this article is the population in Canada who votes, because the article puts the Prime Minister in a bad and negative position and this might have an impact on voting for him or not. The audience can also be people from the rest of the world because the article show up the Canadian Prime Minister in a bad light.

The direct message:
The direct message of this article is that Veja Magazine and Amnesty International thinks Canadas Prime Minister is a narcissistic pretty, because he is soft on terror and because he didn't do enough to rescue the blogger Raif Badawi.

The indirect message:

An Indirect message can be that the Magazine and the organization "International Amnesty" wants to make Canada look bad in front of other countries.

Comment on Emilie's post:
I have chosen to comment on Emilie's post. I think you have chosen a very relevant and interesting article and I think you have analyzed it very good.

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, usually a media darling on the international stage, found himself on the receiving end of attacks by a Brazilian columnist and a global human rights group in recent weeks.

Veja magazine and Amnesty International both came out swinging against the prime minister - the former blasting him as a "narcissistic" pretty boy who is soft on terror, and the latter criticizing him for not doing enough to rescue a jailed Saudi blogger.

Usually, when Canada's prime minister makes international headlines, it's for his advanced yoga poses, " spellbinding eyes" or " message of optimism."

But Brazilian national magazine Veja - which usually dedicates its largely conservative pages to calling for the ouster of President Dilma Rousseff over allegations she manipulated budget accounts to boost her re-election campaign - cast a critical eye on Canada's leader over the weekend.

Trudeau makes it to Vogue's list of 10 Unconventional Alternatives to the Sexiest Man Alive <a href="https://t.co/yegEuZOWn7">https://t.co/yegEuZOWn7</a> <a href="https://t.co/0XFe6w9AMW">pic.twitter.com/0XFe6w9AMW</a>
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In the article, roughly translated as "Justin Trudeau is cute, but very ordinary: Everything is wrong with Canada's prime minister, except his appearance," columnist Vilma Gryzinski paints Canada's head of government as a shallow aristocrat leading an "organized" country down the path to destruction.

Gryzinski blasts the filmmakers behind the biographical film God Save Justin Trudeau and thereporters who cover Trudeau as "sycophantic," and calls the prime minister "the embodiment of vaguely leftist and confusingly well-intentioned liberalist dreams."

She largely focuses on Trudeau's physical appearance, reproaching him for "shameless parading" his good looks and posing for photos, specifically referencing a yoga picture that made international headlines last month.

Gryzinski also criticized Trudeau for pulling fighter jets out of Iraq and Syria and opening Canada's borders to 25,000 Syrian refugees, asserting that he would "support any insanity, including terrorism, when committed in the name of the Muslim religion."

The columnist only pulls her punches from the prime minister long enough to take aim at his mother Margaret Trudeau, whom she accuses of "abandoning her children" in a wild and drug-addled youth.

Amnesty International calls PM's remarks 'indelicate'

Amnesty International also had tough words for Trudeau on Thursday, though not quite so inflammatory as the Brazilian columnist's scathing hit piece.

The human rights group criticized the prime minister for suggesting the Canadian government needs to tread warily in its bid to help secure the release of jailed Saudi blogger Raif Badawi.

Badawi, who is not Canadian but whose wife lives in Quebec with their three children, was arrested in 2012 for his criticism of Saudi clerics and was convicted in 2014. He was sentenced to 10 years in jail as well as 1,000 lashes. He received the first 50 in January 2015 but has not been whipped since.

"Obviously we want to be able to help," Trudeau said in an interview with Montreal radio station 98.5 FM. "Sometimes, pushing too hard, too quickly has harmful consequences for the people you want to try to help."

Trudeau's assertion that Global Affairs Canada is working hard on the file did little to placate Amnesty spokeswoman Anne Sainte-Marie, who accused him of lacking tact.

"Too quickly?" she said. "What is the Trudeau government's cruising speed? Does it mean waiting for him to have spent 10 years in prison?

"His 'too hard, too quickly' seems a bit indelicate.... It's a bit indecent on Mr. Trudeau's part."

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Titel: Barack Obama´s speech to Parliment praises Trudeau, warns against fear-based politics

Link:
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2016/06/29/u-s-president-barack-obama-delivers-speech-to-packed-cheering-parliament_n_10744524.html

Type of news outlet:
The article is published by the Canadian newspaper "Huffingtonpost".

What is the article about:
The article concerns, the U.S president Barack Obama visiting House of Commons, June 29. During his court he passed a diplomatic torch of sorts to Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau, along with a pointed warning about the perils of injustice and inequalities.

What is the tone of the article:
The tone of the article is based on the way Barack Obama praises Trudeau. Therefore the tone can be considered as postive, but also supportive of the Prime Minister. As a reader you see the prime minster in a positive way. On the other side, president Barack Obama also discusses the important topics such as injustice
and inequality. Based on this, the article also bear the impress of seriousness. This means that the article is connected with a postive tone and a serious tone.

Who is the audience:
It is an audience who´s intersted in reading an article concerning politics. This mean, that the article reaches out to voting Canadians, in the age of 18 to 90+. The audience is both genders, who also finds it attractive to read about President Barack Obama, including an article in a political perspective.

What is the direct message of the article?
Through his speech, president Barack Obama did not only praise the Parliament and Trudeau, he also had his focus on Canadas commitment in proportion to the standard target of spending to per cent of it´s GPD on defence.The president  reaches out to the audience with the messages, that the world should have more focus on essential problems, which effects many countries. An example could be the GPD. Barack Obama comes out with a direct messages to the people, that the world needs more Canada. This means, that at this current moment, Canada is doing the right thing, according to the president.
Another direct message could be the relationship between the United States and Canada. Today, the to leaders have become, according to the article, allies and friends.

What could be the indirect message?
An indirect message could be that the president refers to, that other countries should follow the same way, as Canada in proportion to NATO etc.

Comment on Signe´s post
I have chosen to comment on Signe Andersen´s padlet, which I´ve found very interesting. I agree on the statements that have be given regarding the analysis. I think Signe has done a very good job with her way of interpreting the article ,

"It's Still Legal To Hit Kids In Canada, And It Shouldn't Be".

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http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-europe-trade-deal-wallonia-1.3807830

Title: 7 questions as Canada-EU trade deal comes down to the wire

A) Type of news outlet:
This type of news outlet is a Canadian newspaper called CBC. CBC writes and publish any types of news from all over the world. It can be anything from art to politics.

B) What is the article about?
The article is about the possible upcoming trade deal between Canada and the EU. The article answers 7 questions about this deal. The questions are as following: "Will Belgium sign?", "What's in the declaration?", "Is the declaration binding?", "How will provisional application work?", "What about visas?", "Is everyone else ready?" and "What about compensation here?".

C) What is the tone of the article?
The tone is hard and concrete I'd say. The answers to the questions are being told in a very short and concrete way, exactly like a politician would do in a speech.

D) Who is the audience?
The audience would mostly be Canadians and Europeans as they are the ones who would be effected by this deal. Specially Canadian and European companies.

E) What is the direct message?
I wouldn't say that there is only one direct message in this article. It's 7 different direct messages as it's 7 questions that are being answered. But should I mention the overall direct message it'd be that the deal really is down to the wire.

F) What is the indirect message?
The indirect message in this article is that there is a lot of scepticism from the Canadian population about this trade deal. I also think that an indirect message could be that a lot of the Canadian companies aren't that optimistical about this deal, as they worry about what it might bring.

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Canada begins inquiry into decades of violence against indigenous women

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http://www.iheartradio.ca/newstalk-1010/news/trudeau-liberals-mark-one-year-in-power-1.2041584
·          A) What is the type of news outlet? It is a blog, an American newspaper, and organization, etc.? Explain.

The article is published by a Canadian radio program, which apparently also got a website.

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B) What is the article about? (Description): The article describes how he´s party are improving, and becomes more Popular that they ever had been. It’s also saying something about what the liberals stands for, and what in society that helped them improve.

C) What is the tone of the article? Explain. The tone of the article is good, because it is good news if you like the liberals. Its also a good tone because they think that Trudeau is making improvements in the liberals party.

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D) Who is the audience? Explain.
The audience is people who either are political interested, because the article is about politics. But most of the audience is for sure Canadians because; it’s only Canadians who can vote in the election.

E) What is the direct message of the article? Explain: The direct message of the article is, that the liberal party is improving in Canada.

F) What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning)? Explain.

The hidden message could be that they want to make the other Canadian party’s feel threatened about the success of the liberal’s party.

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Let's not kid ourselves, Canada is in the war business: Neil Macdonald

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/saudi-arabia-arms-deal-canada-macdonald-1.3810952

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Nicolai Scoppa
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/justin-trudeau-liberal-government-the-current-1.3802905

The type news outlet:
CBC News, an canadian news publisher
What is the article about
Its about Justin trudeau receiving critism on his first year as prime minister
Tone
Its is very sceptic about Justin trudeau. The tone is not negative, but it is most certaintly not good.
Audience
The audience is his own voters. It is an attempt to turn his voters against him.
Whats the direct message
Justin trudeau being an dishonest person
Whats the indirect message
Turn voters against him
Comment on Sophie aaen
I think your post was very good and you covered all the topics very good. I specially like your indirect message.

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http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/justin-trudeau-liberal-government-the-current-1.3802905

1. Type of news outlet:

The article is written by an Canadian online newspaper called CBC News. CBC do also make TV and radio.

2. What Is the article about?

It’s about how Justin Trudeau handled his first year of being a prime minister. All his opponents criticize him for not keeping up to his campaign pledges. It’s also looking at how Trudeau doing it differently compared to the earlier conservative government.

3. What is the tone of the article:

They do not think Trudeau is making any improvement and they think his plans are not good. So they speak very negative towards Justin Trudeau.

4. Who is the audience:

When the article is about Justin Trudeau is would think that the audience is them who is voting for him. But the Text doesn’t speak very good about Trudeau, so I think the main goal for this article is to change his voters picture of him into something bad.

5. What is the direct message of the article?

Justin Trudeau doesn’t live up all of his campaign pledges

6. What could be the incirectmessage?

Turn his voters against him.

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Title: Justin Trudeau remains 'confident' trade deal with European Union will pass

Link: http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-ceta-confident-belgium-europe-1.3804890

Type of news outlet:
CNC News, a Canadian news outlet, published this news article October 14, 2016. CNC News covers topics as health, business, politics from Canada and abroad, this article was published in the section with politics.

Description of the article:
This article is about how Justin Trudeau stays optimistic and confident in getting a progressive trade deal through, with the European Union, even though the Canadian Prime Minister has experienced a block from Belgian. The deal has elements that protect the best interests of citizens, labour rights and the environment. It is clear in the article that Justin Trudeau believes in the European Union and their ability to stand together and get the trade deal through.

Tone:
The tone is formal and the article is really informative and describing. I mean that because of the first passage after the first intermediate column: Harmed by cheap imports?, which inform about a francophone region in Belgium. A huge part of the article is quotes said by Justin Trudeau; an example of this is the third passage of the article.

Who is the audience?:
The audience are the once who have interest in international policy and in the cooperation between Canada and European countries. It does therefore apply to the citizens over 18 no matter gender. I think this because of the place where the article is published, but also because of the speech in the article, which is the base of the article.

What is the direct message of the article?
The direct message of the article is that Justin Trudeau believes in the European Unions ability to make cooperation with Belgian who is against the trade deal. So Canada and the European Union can get this trade deal through. I think this is the direct message because it is Justin Trudeau own words, which you can see in the third passage of the article: “But I’m confident that there are so many strong European countries.”

Hidden message:

I think that the hidden message in this article is that Justin Trudeau expects that some of the strong European countries, as France and Germany have the ability to convince Belgian to believe and support the trade deal. And that it would send a negative message around the globe if the European Union chose not to pass the deal. I think this because of a couple of statements as: “If Europe cannot manage to sign this agreement, then that sends a very clear message not just to Europe, but to the whole world.”

Comment of Signe's post:
I think you choose a really interesting and relevant article, and I like the way that you described and explained the tone in the article.

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http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/justin-trudeau-liberal-government-the-current-1.3802905

News outlet:

The article is written by CBC News, which is an Canadian online newspaper. CBC News also provides news by television and radio.

What is the article about?

The article is an overview on how Justin Trudeau has handled his first year as the Prim minister of Canada. The Conservative leader, Rona Ambrose, NDP leader, Tom Mulcair, and other political opponents are criticizing Trudeau for not keeping his campaign pledges. Apart form that the article look on what Trudeau has done differently form the earlier Conservative government.

Tone:

The tone of the article is negative towards Trudeau, they mention his focus on committing to the earlier governments health-care and greenhouse gas reduction plans as a bad thing because they think he is not making other improvements.

Audience:

The audience is primarily the people that voted for Justin Trudeau and his Liberal government, due to the fact that the article put focus on the things Trudeau hasn’t done good enough instead of things he has achieved. The article therefore tries to make Trudeau’s voters unsatisfied, by putting a negative focus towards Trudeau on the article.

Direct message:

The direct message of the article is that Justin Trudeau hasn’t lived up to all of his campaign pledges and therefore doesn’t live up to his commitments as Prim minister good enough.

Indirect message:

An indirect message could be, to make Justin Trudeau look bad in front of the Liberal voters.

Comment on Sophie’s post:

Interesting article, I like your indirect meaning.

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Titel: Broken Promise:
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http://i.cbc.ca/1.3811431.1476910427!/fileImage/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/16x9_620/trudeaucurrentoct19.jpg

Link:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/justin-trudeau-liberal-government-the-current-1.3802905
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/justin-trudeau-liberal-government-the-current-1.3802905

A) What is the type of news outlet? It is a blog, an American newspaper, and organization, etc.? Explain.

It's a American newspaper which has posted this article about Trudeau 1 year celebration of the Canadian government.
The newspaper is called "CBCNEWS" and has a specific section only for political elements.

B) What is the article about? (description)

This article is about the Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeaus celebrating of his first year ind the office. Trudeau is in the article touching some of the governments greatest achievements.
In an interview with the CBC radio one,

Trudeau is talking about how he will make chances and that he has  "so many challenges ahead"
He will make the financial circumstances continue in a positive direction, and fix the broken relationship with the indigouns Canadians.

However does the article also include some critisms against Trudeau electoral reform plan, as comes from some critics.

the article is about celebrating Trudeau and his one year in the Canadian government, and to point out some of the things he has done or will be doing, but also to question his electoral reform plan.

C) What is the tone of the article? Explain.
it is a very objective angle that this article is written from. It has many different views on the things that Trudeau is talking about.

The tone i peaceful but it is written in a very professional way . The article is written to support the prime minister, but mostly to highlight the main facts of his actions the last year, and to question his electoral plan, as i being critiziced.
it is a good opportunity for the prime-minister to talk about his ideas with the future, and to protects his electoral plan.

D) Who is the audience? Explain.
The audience is the Citizens of Canada. This article is for them to see the things that Trudeau has and will do the for the country. It is written in an positive, but also a critical way, so the people which doesn't support him, can read it and feel it interesting.

The article is mostly for the citizens above 18 because it is a very professional language and it has the most value for the adults.
The article can be read from both genters, when the article is very objective and for everybody with interest.

E) What is the direct message of the article? Explain.
The direct message is to make some focus on what it is that Trudeau actually is doing.
Make him say some things that the population wants to here, but also to question some of the things that he wants to do, or some of the things that he has promised.

The article also confront the fact that he is being critiziced for braking his promise about the electoral plan.

F) What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning)? Explain.

The indirect message is absolutly to tell the citizens of Canada:
"remember what he has done, but also what he has promised us to do."

Make him "sweat" a little bit.
For the article is it a sign to the Canadian citizens, that they know what he has done, and what he needs to do.

6)
I have chose to comment on josefine Mogensen's padlet.
I think it is a very good a explanatory padlet or article analysis that Josefine has made.
It is interesting while it have something to do with the EU, maybe that is because I'm from there XD

I like the way you described the hidden message in the text. i really makes you think twice about what you're reading.
Well done Josefine.

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Title: "Emma Watson, Justin Trudeau talk gender equality on Parliament Hill"

Link: http://www.metronews.ca/news/ottawa/2016/09/28/actor-emma-watson-visits-parliament-hill.html

A) What is the type of news outlet?

The news outlet is MetroNews and that's the most read national newspaper in Canada. It's a daily newspaper that you can get physical and on the internet.

B) What is the article about?

The article is about a summit called One Young World Summit, which was hosted at the Parliament Hill. It was a international summit about gender equality. At the summit Emma Watson was there (she's the UN Women Goodwill Ambassador) and Justin Trudeau.

C) What is the tone of the article?

The tone of the article is very informing and objective. It's a cold tone without feelings. This is shown in the part where we're told about what they're going to do at  the conference. In that part it's shown that the tone isn't negative or positive, but just informative.

D) Who is the audience?

The audience is the local people of Ottawa, which is shown in the part where we are told about the summit being held in Ottawa and that young leaders are going to join the summit. The audience is also young people with a political interest in gender equality.

E) What is the direct message of the article?

The direct message of the text is that there is a summit in Ottawa where young leaders are going to talk about gender equality. This is told in the start of the text.

F) What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning)?

There isn't any hidden meaning of the text, because the text only written to inform the people of Ottawa about what's going on.

Comment on Alberte Sihms post:
I agree on most of your article, but I must say that I think that the audience is supposed to be men, that is the target group (and young people of course), but I think the audience really is women too, because they would care more about it that men.

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Title:
Canada-EU trade deal delay just a 'hiccup,' ex-PM Brian Mulroney says

Link:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-eu-ceta-delay-tuesday-1.3810252

What is the type of news outlet?

The transmitter of the article is CBC.

What is the article about?
Former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney said that the trade deal between Canada and the European Union might end. He thinks that there is a chance that Canada changes their minds about the decision.

What is the tone of the article?
The tone of the article is very light, objective and expresses many opinions about the subject.

Who is the audience?
The Audience is for business related Canadians, who is working with trade. On the other hand, the people who is interested in such subject, who is mostly 40+ both men and women.

What is the direct message of the article?
There is a delay in the EU and Canadian trade deal.

What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning)?
The hidden meaning could be that the former prime minister wants to inform the Canadians about what could happen with the Trade deal.

I have chosen to comment on Natashia Rodriguez' padlet because I found it very interesting and I totally agree with the statements on her padlet. "Statement by the Prime Minister of Canada on the International Youth Day"

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Title: Trudeau says Canada will explore gender-neutral ID cards as he joins gay pride
Link: http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/30/americas/canada-trudeau-yoga/index.html?sr=fbcnni033116canada-trudeau
A) Type of news outlet:
It is an article by the weekly newspaper The Guradian.
B) What is the article about? (Description):
The article is about Justin Trudeau walking down, among other politicians, the gay pride parade. And about him being the first Canadian Prime Minister marching down the parade. There have an month earlier been 49 people dying of shooting in the Pulse gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida and Trudeau walks the parade to show people the importance of safe communities.
C) What is the tone of the article?:
The article is very positive, because Justin Trudeau and his case is represented as a good thing, and for a good cause.
D) Who is the audience?:
The audience in this article is the citizens of Canada. It is the citizens, because supporting the gay pride and the gay people is a thing that everybody can do/relate to.
E) What is the direct message of the article?
The direct message of this article is to show people the importance of safe space and safe communities and to show the Canadian citizen that the prime minister is supporting that concept.
F) Hidden message?
The hidden message is to show people the seriousness in gay people and for that matter, the gay pride parade. Gay people are normal people, normal citizen, that have been shot for that reason and that is something there much be done something about. That Justin Trudeau stand forward and support, is a good example and a good role model.

Comment on Cecilie Zimmermann article:
Cecilie Zimmermanns article is very interesting and I think she did a great job with her thoughts about the message.

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Link - http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/chinese-investors-interested-in-canadian-clean-technology-1.3811115
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/chinese-investors-interested-in-canadian-clean-technology-1.3811115
Tittle - Chinese billionaires take interest in Canadian clean technology
A) What is the type of news outlet? It is a blog, an American newspaper, and organization, etc.? Explain. - The transmitter of the article is CBC.ca
B) What is the article about? (description) - The article is about that China has begun to invest in Canadian environmental technology companies. Chinese people are interested in Canadian design and it is also a good reason to China are starting to invest in Canada. Canada has about 800 technology companies which has about 55000 employees. A hacker expert says that Canadian technology companies are at risk of being hacked. An expert says that he well understands that the business owners want the company to grow, but they must be wary of getting investment from China, because many Chinese hacker companies attacking Canadian companies.
C) What is the tone of the article? Explain. - The tone of the article is positive and negative. It is encouraging that the Chinese people will invest in Canadian companies, but the negative is that they should be careful a bit, since there are many hackers.
D) Who is the audience? Explain. - the audience for this article are the ones who are interested in how trade between Canada and China is. People who have businesses in Canada will also be interested because China buys companies in Canada.
E) What is the direct message of the article? Explain. -The message in the article is that Canada is open for business but you must be careful who you do business with and how.
F) What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning)? Explain. - There are no secret messages since the article is very direct about their facts.
Comment on Marcus Tangvig- Really good choice of article and well written

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Statement by the Prime Minister of Canada on International Youth Day.

http://pm.gc.ca/eng/news/2016/08/12/statement-prime-minister-canada-international-youth-day

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Title: CETA still possible as deadline looms: Chrystia Freeland
Link:
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2016/10/24/newsalert-belgian-region-unable-to-clear-eu-canada-trade-deal-by-monday_n_12615892.html

1. What is the type of news outlet?
It is an article published by the news platform The Huffington Post. The article is under the topic: Business. The article is written by Mike Blanchfield from the Canadian Express.

2. What is the article about?
The articles main topic is the CETA deal. It is a deal between Canada and Europe about economics and trade agreements. The CETA deal has been negotiated since 2009 and it is now close to be signed. Chrystia Freeland is the canadian international trade minister. The article tells about what happened last week in Belgium, and Freeland says " CETA isn't dead".

3. What is the tone of article?
The tone in the article is formal. It is an informative article, where you get a lot of information. The article is under the topic Business, which indicates a lot about the language. There is a lot of quotes in the article by mainly Freeland.

4. Who is the audience?
The audience is primary people that are interested in politic and international agreements. These people are often more formal adults, over the age of 25+. It is very hard reading the article if you dont have any background information, this also indicates a lot about the audience.
It is very clear that this a canadian newsletter, as the article mostly talks about Freeland and Canada.

5. What is the direct message of the article?
The direct message is to inform people, that usually follow the deal, on what happened within the las week. The article talks a lot about the meeting that found place last Thursday in Brussels.

6. What could be the indirect message?
I wouldn't mean that there is any hidden meaning in this article. Because it is a informative article, and it doesn't really include opinions. The only hidden message could be that Freeland, means that her work is done, and it is therefore Europe that still needs to get some things done.

Comment on Sophia Abery
I have chosen to comment on Sophia Aberys post. I found it very interesting. Her article is also about the CETA deal. Her article is about something else than mine, even though it is about the same topic. Sophia has done a good job by analyzing her article.

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Title:
Federal Budget Disappoints On International Development
Link:
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/development-unplugged/international-development_b_9662438.html

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Title:

"Canada-EU trade deal 'not really there yet,' but 'there's still time'"

Link:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-european-union-ceta-trade-deal-1.3809600

1. What is the type of news outlet:
The article is from CBC News, which is a division of the Canadian Broadcasting Coporation. CBC News is Canada's biggest broadcaster of new in Canada.

2. What is the article about:
The article is about the Canada-EU trade deal. The article tells about some of the pros and cons within the trade deal. It says, that Canada have been very patient in the negotiations, and must hold on a little longer. All 28 members of the EU must agree to the deal, or it will not go through; that is why, it takes to long for the EU to settle.

3. What is the tone of the article:
The tone of the article is very positive towards the trade deal between Canada and EU.

4. Who is the audience:
The audience of the article is mostly Canadians interested in EU and international trade- and cooperation.

5. What is the direct message:
The indirect message is, that EU are at the moment deciding what to do about the trade deal.

6.  What could be indirect message:
The indirect message of the article is that, EU maybe are pulling out of the deal with Canada; it takes so long, and there are some of the Europeans are against the deal.

Comment on Alberte Sihm's post:
I think, that Alberte has done a great job on her post, and sums up the article very well. I especially agree on her thoughts about the audience, that is targeted young boys from all over the world. I find it very interesting, that Alberte has chosen an different kind of article, than most of the others.

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http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2016/04/30/justin-trudeau-feminist-advice-snapchat_n_9815126.html

A) What is the type of news outlet?

The article is published by the Canadian newspaper called Huffington post.

B) What is the article about?

The article is about the Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s wish to raise the equality bar between men and women. Last month he was in New York and during a discussion on gender equality at the United Nation, he said: “I am going to keep saying loud and clearly that I am a feminist until it is met with a shrug”. He met the four men behind the “Generation Y Not” for an interview on feminism, and he was asked to answer in 10 seconds or less. He said: “don’t interrupt women”.

C) What is the tone of the article?

The tone accounts for Justin Trudeau in a positive way and is very supportive of the things that he says. This is shown by the words: “he’s got a point”.

D) Who is the audience?

The audience is men from all over the world, and especially young boys that have no manners and often interrupt women in conversations. It also appeals to young people because of the articles use of Instagram pictures and funny quotes of an otherwise very serious topic.

E) What is the direct message of the article?

The direct message is that men should treat women with respect and not interrupt.

F) What could be the indirect message?

The indirect message could be to make Justin look as a respectful and considerate person that wants all people to be equal and to have the same opportunities and rights.

Comment on Katrine's post:
I found your padlet very interesting, and I agree on your indirect message. The article talks about Trudeau in a positive way, and if you can take care of your son in the way he does, it is almost a guarantee that he can "take care of" his position as a Prime Minister.

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau continues his crusade in raising the equality bar.

On Saturday, he met the four millennial men behind Generation Y Not for an interview on feminism, and specifically how men can be more effective at it.

As part of it, Trudeau was asked to answer, in 10 seconds or less, what advice he would give men to become better feminists.

"There's lots of things you can do to be a better feminist as a man but here's a simple one: don't interrupt women, and notice every time women get interrupted in conversation," the PM said in a Snapchat video.

'Until it is met with a shrug'

Trudeau introduced a gender-balanced cabinet last year, and has stated he would prefer there was actually no response to the fact that he's a feminist.

"I'm going to keep saying loud and clearly that I am a feminist until it is met with a shrug," he said during a discussion on gender equality at the United Nations in New York last month.

Round 2...
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Generation Y Not first caught Trudeau's eye in Ottawa last winter, not the least because they were wearing bright Christmas sweaters, said the prime minister's press secretary Cameron Ahmad.

But the group is about much more than loud sartorial choices. They turned their photo with the prime minister into a holiday card, with proceeds going to help Syrian refugees settle in Canada.

Matt Dajer, Thomas Brag, Derin Emre, and Ammar Kandil, who are all from various cultural and religious backgrounds, created a moving video after the Paris attacks last year. Three of them stood beside each other holding hands in a Montreal subway station, in front of them were signs that read, "These are my brothers. They cannot separate us."

The four social media personalities, who live in Montreal, run a YouTube channel and are planning a Snapchat Discovery show this summer. Trudeau's interview will air as part of the Snapchat project, likely in July.

Ahmad said the prime minister is always looking for ways to connect with younger Canadians through various social media platforms, like Snapchat.

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Trudeau Teaches Men How To Be Better Feminists In 10 Seconds

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"Why Trudeau Is Like Trump"

Link: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-09-08/why-trudeau-is-like-trump

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The article is from the american business news bureau 'Bloomberg'.

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http://news.nationalpost.com/news/canada/canadian-politics/new-poll-says-canadians-support-the-idea-of-independent-pot-retailers-few-support-liquor-store-sales-of-cannabis.

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New poll says Canadians support the idea of independent pot retailers; few support liquor store sales of cannabis

What is the type of news outlet?
The news/article is from "National post". It's a Canadian webside that

What is the article about?
The article tell us about the big growth that would be in Canada, if selling "pot" in ex. liquor stores. would be illegal
"It’s going to be a big business: One Bay Street economist figures pot retailers will sell $10-billion a year worth of cannabis products..“
Here are they telling us how big the growth would be, if this where illegal.

The article also gives ud a lot of facts. What other people in Canada think about this idea.

What is the tone of the article?
The Tone is business and politics related. The article tell our how much the Canadian market will grow with this idea.
And here’s a fun little wrinkle on that: 16 per cent of those who voted Liberal and who said they’ve never tried pot before would give it a try once it’s legal.“
We keep getting facts on how good everything would be if we just make this illegal. So the tone is very happy and optimistic.

Who is the audience?

The audience is the younger target group. People that maybe even smoke marijuana.

"So this cannabis market could be bigger than beer! "

"selling pot products is a job best left to liquor stores or other outlets where alcoholic beverages are sold."

All young people are partying and, buying beer. So where do the young people go when they need alcohol a liquor store.
So when they are about to buy some alcohol, they maybe get tempted to buy some marijuana for the night.

What is the direct message of the article?
The article tells out about the result of studies. It makes us questioning, what we think about marijuana getting sold in beer stores.
The article also tells us how good it would be, and how good it would be for Canadian  growth.
“Those who voted NDP appear to be heaviest pot users...“

What could be the indirect message ?

The indirect message could be that we have to sell this in beer stores, so we can smoke more marijuana.

The article tells us a lot of facts, but the facts we get it only positive.

Comment on Kasper Edvardsen:

I think it's a good article that you choose, with a lot of good information.

I also so agree on your opinion on the tone in the article. The article is very objective, but at the same time very personal.

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Brad Wall: Axe Climate Change Funding For Developing Countries, Use It In Canada

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http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2016/10/18/brad-wall-climate-change-funding_n_12549452.html?utm_hp_ref=canada-politics&ir=Canada+Politics
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2016/10/18/brad-wall-climate-change-funding_n_12549452.html?utm_hp_ref=canada-politics&ir=Canada+Politics

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Title: Trudeau’s China visit is over. What did he accomplish?

THE GLOBE AND MAIL is a canadian newspaper, it is printed in 6 cities across Canada.

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http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/watch-canadian-prime-minister-elbow-8004102

A) What is the type of news outlet?
The type of the news outline is a online site where latest news are posted.

B) What is the article about?
The article is about Justin Trudeau losing his rag and elbowing an MP. In the article Justin is apologizing to the woman he was elbowing to justify his actions.

C) What is the tone of the article?
The tone is negative towards Justin Trudeau while the newspaper makes it very dramatic.

D) Who is the audience?
The audience is the Citizens of Canada. The article is to the people who likes the political drama or the audience who is against the prime minister and find it interesting to read.

E) What is the direct message of the article?
The direct message of the article is to show the Citizens the drama in the House of Common, and to get the prime minister, Justin Trudeau, in bad standing of the Citizens.

F) What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning)?
The indirect message of the article is that Justin is as human as we are, and sometimes everything isn't going as planned. But, I also think that the indirect message is to make fun of it, because the MP is overreacting a lot, and you can see it in the pictures and tone in the article.

Comment on Marcus':
I like your choice of article. It stands out of the other articles and shows how the media make things so dramatic, just like in my article.

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Title: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stumps for Liberal byelection candidate in Medicine Hat
Link: http://globalnews.ca/news/3002231/prime-minister-justin-trudeau-stumps-for-liberal-byelection-candidate-in-medicine-hat/

Type of news outlet: The article is from Global news, and the writer is from The canadian press.

Description: The article include the canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and is about a by-election campaign event in Medicine Hat, Alta. The city is known as conservative, and it is therefor extra ordinary that a Libiral candidate visit this city.

Tone:
The tone in the article is positive. Justin Trudeaus is present as a good man, and a man who wants to meet and listen. The text says for example: Trudeau waded through that crowd, giving those who couldn’t get inside a chance to see him.

fremstille som et godt menneske, og et der gider tage sig tid. Dette kan bl.a ses på sætningen……

Audience: The article approach mostly to people older than 19 and people who wants to be apart of the election. The reason it approaches to these people is because people under 19 can not vote, and the article is therefor not relevant to them.

Direct Message: The direct message is that Prime minister Justin Trudeau vist the city Medicine Hat, Alta.

Indirect Message: The indirect message is that the Prime minister don´t care what the city is know of. He thinks it is important to visit all parts, and meet the people.

Comment on Alberte: I like the way you write and that you give examples. I think your article was a good choice.

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Title: Move over Putin: Trudeau for most athletic world leader?
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Link: http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/30/americas/canada-trudeau-yoga/index.html?sr=fbcnni033116canada-trudeau
Type of news outlet: American news outlet
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Who is the audience?: Young people. This is evident because they use references that appeal to young people, like instagram and social media.
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