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Article: http://globalnews.ca/news/3024384/justin-trudeau-booed-and-heckled-at-young-workers-summit-in-ottawa/

a) What is the type of news outlet?
Article about an interview that went one, with Justin Trudeau.

b) What is the tone of the article?
The article is about an interview that went kind of wrong, so the article have a negativ tone.

c) Who is the audience?
The audience is mostly the younger, because the interview is about jobs in the future, and education.

d)What is the direct message of the article?
The direct message is that Justin Trudeau had a bad interview, and to let the audience see how Justin Trudeau handles such a problem.

e) What could be the indirect message?
I don't think there's a indirect message, behind the article about the interview. I think everything is pretty obvious and explained directectly to the reader, without a "hidden message"

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a) What is the type of news outlet?
The Article is from cbc news.
b) what is the article about?
The article is about the Canadian president Justin Trudeau, and how athletic he is.
c) what is the tone of the article?
The tone in the article is sarcasm, because they make a little bit fun of the canadian President, but at same time you get some knowledge about him.
d) who is the audience?
The audience in the article is everyone that can vote, and people who are interested in politics.
e) what is the direct message of the article?
The direct message is that Trump thinks that Justin Trudeau shall be ashemed calling himself a president.
f) what is the indirect message of the article?
The indirect message could be that Trump sees himself better than Canadian President, and therefore also better that Hillary.

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http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/yazidis-genocide-canada-conservatives-1.3818925
What is the type of news outlet?
The article I found was posted in the online version of CBC news Canada.

What is the article about?
The article revolves around the fact that the liberal Canadian government, wants to bring the Yazidi refugees to Canada within four months. These refugees have been exposed to ISIS genocide, and are therefore still in danger, as it is a very current situation. This is one of the things the Conservatives and the Liberals can agree on, as it is The Conservative Party's proposition. The parties agree that is a matter of high priority.

What is the tone of the article?
It is an extremely professional tone that the journalist use, as it is a very serious matter. It is well-suited for the article, and the expected audience as well.

Who is the audience?
The audience is most likely adult people, as it is a very serious matter. It is not your usual celebrity news, or some sort of entertainment. It is an article on international politics, which most likely appeals more to a well-educated audience. In my eyes that would be someone who either went to college, or university.

What is the direct message of the article?
I believe that the direct message is that, the liberals wants to help the Yazidi refugees, because that is what the article is mainly about. It is also about why they want to help them, and why they need to be helped.

What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning)?
The indirect message could probably be, the liberals and the conservatives agrees on a subject of politics. It is something that by the readers will be perceived as very humane, as they are coming together in order to solve humanitarian problems. It could also be a message to the rest of the world, so that the rest of the world can see that Canada does something to help the refugee situation, and that the rest of the world should do the same.

Comment for Anton's article
Donald Trump has also called Barack Obama the worst president ever, and when Hillary wins, he will probably also call her the worst president ever. I think his way of expressing himself is very childish, and calling other presidents "the worst president ever," is really getting old.

The picture I have chosen is not from the article, is it a picture from a Yazidi refugee camp in Turkey, which shows the horrific situation the refugees are put in.

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http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/eu-ue/commerce_international/overview-apercu.aspx?lang=eng

·       A) What is the type of news outlet? It is a blog, an American newspaper, and organization, etc.? Explain.
It is a web side about Canada´s international policy.

·       B) What is the article about? (description)
The article is about the relationship between the European Union and Canada and about their contracts between.

·       C) What is the tone of the article? Explain.
The tone is very objective and formula.

·       D) Who is the audience? Explain.
The audience is those who has interest in the relationship between the European Union and Canada. That could be businessmen who trades with countries in Europe and Canada.

·       E) What is the direct message of the article? Explain.
The message of the article is that the european union and Canada has a good relationship.

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

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Sara Christiansen http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-protesters-young-workers-event-1.3820153                      Justin Trudeau gets rough ride from crowd at young workers' summit

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Sara Christiansen http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-protesters-young-workers-event-1.3820153                      Justin Trudeau gets rough ride from crowd at young workers' summit

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- What is the type of news outlet? It is a online article from cbc.ca

- What is the tone of the article? The tone in the article is very formal and kind.

- Who is the audience?
The audience in the article is  workers from Canada.

- What is the direct message of the article?
That people are disappointed about that Justin Trudeau promised something when se got elected as prime minister, and then totally forget it now.

- What could be the indirect message?

That people not always can keep up with their promises. Not even a prime minister.

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http://globalnews.ca/news/2390876/2015-in-review-top-10-moments-in-canadian-politics-2/

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

Global newspaper. The article is found on the Canadian site.

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

Top 10 moments in canadian politics of 2015. A review of the most signifacant themes in canadian politics 2015.
• C) What is the tone of the article? Explain.

The tone is generally good, but there is some bad and themes for example about terrorism and the refugeecrisis in Europe and the Middle East.

• D) Who is the audience? Explain.

The typical canadian, who wants a review of the canadian year in politics.
Also students who wants to get a insight in the Canadian politics.

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

To inform the canadian people about the themes in politics last year. Also we as international students can use it, like we are doing in this assignment.

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- What is the type of news outlet?
It is an article from Mirror, and I think it is a newspaper; so the website should be trustworthy.

- What is the article about?

The article is about the royal family, who are visiting Canada. The article describes what they are doing when they are here in Canada, and what they have to do then they are here in Canada.

- What is the tone of the article?

The tone in the article is very polite and formal.

- Who is the audience?

To people who are interested in the royal family or people who want to know, what the royal family are doing while they are here in Canada.

- What is the direct message of the article?

The article direct message is about knowing the royal family better. When you have read the article, you might feel, you know the royal family better then you did before.

- What could be the indirect message?

The indirect message could probably be something about traveling and something about, if you can travel you should take the change. It is nice to get some different experiences here in life, and you would love see some different things.

Comment for Mia´s article:
I think it is very good padlet Mia has wrote. I think it is very good that she has noticed that thing about choosing side in the article. I think it is very important, and it is a good information to know that the article is objective.

http://www.mirror.co.uk

/news/uk-news/royal-canada-2016-tour-itinerary-8833746

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http://news.nationalpost.com/news/canada/tory-leadership-candidate-michael-chong-wants-to-privatize-cmhc-to-fight-trend-to-higher-housing-prices
Type of news outlet:
National Post, a canadian newspaper
What is the article about:
Michael Chong wants to privatize CMHC to fight trend to higher housing prices
What is the tone of the article:
The tone is formal, and are trying to inform the reader.
Who is the audience:
The people in Canada who are allowed to vote
What is the direct message of the article:
That they want to make housing more affordable for Canadian families by helping to cool the rapid increase in prices
What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning):
I dont really think there is a "hidden message

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http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/chelsea-maclachlan/canada-malaria-fight_b_12015328.html

Type of news outlet:
This article is written in The Huffington Post Canada, which is a well-known media source with origins from the US. The Huffington Post deals with a wide range of topics including politics, lifestyle, business, environment, technology and entertainment.

What is the article about:
The article describes the critic situation in some developing countries, or as the article describes them; "Fragile" countries. The article tells the story of a 4-year-old girl called Maria, who lives in the Democratic Republic of Congo. When her father took her to their village health care center, they were told that there was no medication available to treat her malaria, so they had to drive for a day to reach an institution able to treat poor Maria. The Article then states: "More than half of the world's child deaths occur in fragile places like South Sudan and Afghanistan. Yet Canada only commits 25 per cent of its official development budget to these areas."

What is the tone of the article:
The tone of the article is very sympathetic and encouraging. It attempts to influence the reader in such a way, that they feel pity for people in a situation like Maria and her parents; therefore, encouraging the readers to take action.

Who is the audience:
I think that the target audience for this article is quite wide, as it appeals to most of the Canadian population by encouraging every Canadian to do something about this problem. I would say it targets an age group of at least 15+ as this age group is the most likely to get involved, and has the most resources available to do so.

What is the direct message of the article:
The direct message of the article is that these fragile countries should be given a larger part of the Canadian resources that go to developing countries, because more than half of the world's child deaths occur in those countries. It attempts to inspire Canadians in general to do something about the issue.

What could be the indirect message:
The indirect message could be that it is not just the Canadian population's problem, but that the reader in specific is accountable for these issues, and that the reader has to take action and not just redirect the responsibility on others by saying: "I can't change anything anyways. Let the rest of the population do it".

Comment regarding Lukas' article:
I agree with Lukas concerning that the tone of the article is very serious and professional, but to me it also seems to have hints of the same tone of my own article. It portraits the terrible actions that ISIS have done towards the Yazidi very well, and also seeks empathy in some way. The fact that genocide still exists in 2016 bogles my mind, and I wish that we all in the near future will live in a world where no one tries to erase a peoples identity.

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What's the type of news outlet?
CBS news - online article

What's the article about?
It's about Donald Trump "attacking" two international institutions NATO and NAFTA(Canada's trading economy), which Canada is a big part of, but Justin Trudeau still "turns the other cheek".
Trump is trashing NATO's fundamental purpose and saying NAFTA is a disaster, but Canada - Justin Trudeau - is still being diplomatic and avoids repeated invitations to pick a fight with Trump.

what's the tone of the article?
The tone is negative towards Donald Trump and on how he is commenting on Canada and its participation in international organizations.
Canada is being displayed as polite and diplomatic.

Who's the audience?
Everyone who is interested in politics, mainly Canadians who supports Canada's economic and military security. Also, Americans who is about to vote for their next president.
Maybe even European leaders in NATO-member-countries.

What's the direct message of the article?
That the liberals have tried to avoid being blunt about trump but it's getting harder.

What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning)?
That the reason why the prime minister isn't replying and offending Trump back, could be that if he got elected for president in the U.S., the relationship between the two countries would stop and Trump would rip up NAFTA in a split second.

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Perhaps, if Donald Trump called Canadians "rapists," we'd say something.

As it is, Trump has merely attacked two bedrock international institutions that anchor Canada's place in the world: NATO and NAFTA. So naturally, we're being polite.

After all, it's Mexicans who Trump labelled "rapists" - not us.

But you have to wonder how long we're required to be diplomatic - especially after The Donald's stunning new interview with the New York Times, in which he casts doubt on the U.S. commitment to NATO and threatens to rip up NAFTA "in a split second."

Let's not be rude

To date, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has ducked repeated invitations to take a shot at Trump - instead vowing to stay out of a foreign election and stressing that Canada's ties with the U.S. do not depend on individuals.

In normal times, that's by-the-book diplomacy - and, if Trump gets elected, maybe he won't lash out at his soft-spoken neighbours. Maybe.

But that doesn't seem like a safe bet. To date, Trump has not been especially fastidious about his targets and his attacks on a central component of Canada's trading economy - NAFTA - have been standard fare for months.

Still, Canada turns the other cheek. The closest Trudeau has come to picking a side came in a Bloomberg interview on March 8: "I'm not going to pick a fight with Donald Trump right now. I'm not going to support him either, obviously."

Obviously? That was when Trump's rise wasn't so certain. As his ascent became inexorable, though, the Trudeau government has been reluctant to offend. The standard reply is, "We look forward to a productive working relationship with whoever is elected as the next president of the United States of America."

But how productive could that possibly be if a President Donald Trump is elected? And, with its security bound to NATO and its economy bound to NAFTA, can Canada remain silent about a candidate who thinks so little of both?

Who needs NATO?

Trump's trashing of NATO's fundamental purpose emerged when he was asked by David Sanger of the New York Times whether he'd come to the aid of Estonia, Latvia or Lithuania if the Russians came over the border.

"I don't want to tell you what I'd do," he replied, "because I don't want Putin to know what I'd do."

NATO doctrine says that this is exactly backwards. For 67 years, Canada and its NATO partners have insisted that the Russians must know for certain what we'd do: we'd treat an attack on one as an attack on all. What's the point of a deterrent if your enemy doesn't think you'll use it? As Sanger pointed out to Trump, the Baltic states "are NATO members, and we are treaty-obligated."

Trump objected that "we have many NATO members that aren't paying their bills." Again, Sanger reminded him that "we are treaty-obligated under NATO, forget the bills part."

Trump's response: "You can't forget the bills. They have an obligation to make payments. Many NATO nations are not making payments, are not making what they're supposed to make. That's a big thing. You can't say forget that."

But there's something Trump did forget - if he ever knew it. As Estonian President Toomas Ilves quickly responded on Twitter, his country is fully paid-up. It spends the full two per cent of GDP that NATO expects. (Canada spends only one per cent of GDP.)

Estonia is 1 of 5 NATO allies in Europe to meet its 2% def expenditures commitment. Fought, with no caveats, in NATO's sole Art 5 op. in Afg
&mdash; @IlvesToomas

I lves added dryly that "we are equally committed to all our NATO allies, regardless of who they may be. That's what makes them allies."

Canada's response was less cutting but edged cautiously towards the same point. Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan didn't attack Trump personally, but told The Canadian Press that the promise that NATO members would automatically come to each other's defence is central to the alliance.

Steve Saideman, an international affairs professor at Carleton University, was less circumspect. Saideman blogged furiously that Trump's interview was a big help to Russian President Vladimir Putin's efforts to undermine NATO.

"Giving aid and comfort to the enemy may best describe what Trump's positions are when it comes to NATO and Putin," Saideman wrote. In a phone interview with CBC News, he added, "I'm confused as to whether he's deliberately ignorant or just lazy."

Asked why he didn't just say what he really thinks, Saideman replied, "I think he's an idiot."

'NAFTA is a disaster'

We will not soon see Justin Trudeau be so blunt. But, for a middle power like Canada - a founding father of NATO - security without the alliance is hard to imagine. Trump's frequent musings about defaulting on the U.S. national debt seem just as ruinous, if not more so.

And NAFTA? He wouldn't mind wrecking that, too.

As Trump said June 28 in Monessen, Pa., "I'm going tell our NAFTA partners that I intend to immediately renegotiate the terms of that agreement to get a better deal for our workers. And I don't mean just a little bit better, I mean a lot better."

Clear enough? If not, Trump added in his New York Times interview: "If I don't get a change, I would pull out of NAFTA in a split second ... It's the worst trade deal ever signed in the history of this country and one of the worst trade deals ever signed anywhere in the world. NAFTA is a disaster."

Some disaster. In its first 20 years, trade among the three NAFTA partners nearly quadrupled. The countries' combined gross domestic product more than doubled, from $8 trillion US in 1993 to $20 trillion in 2014.

There's nothing impolite about pointing that out. But politeness, apparently, is not the only possible response.

The Mexicans have a different approach. Very different. President Enrique Pena Nieto went all the way in the other direction - standing with Trudeau and U.S. President Barack Obama in Ottawa at the end of June and comparing Trump's rhetoric to Hitler's.

"In the past, some leaders addressed their societies in those terms. Hitler and Mussolini did that and the outcome, it's clear to everyone, it resulted in devastation. It turned out to be a tragedy for mankind and we saw that last century."

Perhaps Pena Nieto is gambling that Trump will lose. Or perhaps he just thinks it's too late for politeness.

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ANALYSIS | Trudeau government treads carefully as Donald Trump rages on | CBC News

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Up to now, Canadian officials have tried to stay out of the U.S. election, even as Donald Trump denounces NAFTA. But now, Trump is going after NATO, too. Is it time to stop being diplomatic?

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- What is the type of news outlet?
this is from CTV News and the newspaper is situated in Canada.

- What is the tone of the article?
The tone of the article is both sarcasm and formality. because even though we have this indirect message, there's still some necessary knowledge.

- Who is the audience?
The audience is people who's interested in politics and maybe people who has the right to vote.

- What is the direct message of the article?
the direct message of the article is that Trudeau backs away from electoral reform pledge.
- What could be the indirect message?
the indirect message may be something about the he "gives up". The way they are writing "Trudeau backs away" sounds like he "gives up" and that is like an indirect message about he is "weak" somehow.
http://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/pm-backs-away-from-electoral-reform-pledge-1.3122167

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1. What do the pictures say about Trudeau?  The pictures show that he's a very active man, who loves the nature and children.

2. Is Canada really having a pop-culture moment?

3. What is your opinion of the article? Its hard to take him seriously about being political, because there is only pictures where he is having fun, so its hard to imagine him taking complicated choices. But i think the people like him, because he is so funny, and spend so much time with the people. He also use twitter.

What is the type of news outlet?
The article is from CNN

What is the tone of the article?

Who is the audience?

What is the direct message of the article?

What could be the indirect message? "It looks like Vladimir Putin has some competition for the title of most athletic world leader." they are comparing him with Vladimir Putin,

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https://www.thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2016/03/04/taxes-the-third-rail-of-canadian-politics-goar.html

- What is the type of news outlet?
The outlet is Thestar.ca which is known to be the largest newspaper in Canada. I would very much say its trustworthy.

- What is the tone of the article?
The tone in the article is very formal. They refer to older presidents with exact numbers of backlashes and about the new taxes that has been added to the wealthiest 1 percent in Canada. It's very detailed and has not been created in a rush.

- Who is the audience?
The audience is hard to specify, since its a thing that affects all people having to pay taxes in the country, therefor it must be for the people in the ages of 19-death. But it does have a certain flavour to be addressed to the richer part, since its all about tax regulations for everyone that has a job, as well for the richest one percent, which is still for shot for even higher tax regulations.

- What is the direct message of the article?
The direct message of the article, is that the prime minister, wishes to have a more equality in the country, and therefor tax regulations is essential for a more equal society

- What could be the indirect message?
I believe the indirect message is, that everyone that makes a certain amount of money, shouldn't be voting liberal. The bunch of money seen on the picture below, is to show people what happens if they choose to vote that way, of how much they would loose. The hidden message is to vote for the opposite party.

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Donald Trump Calls Justin Trudeau “Canada’s Worst President Yet”

What is the type of news outlet?
The article is written in the Burrard street journal, which is a local newspaper from Vancouver

What is the tone of the article?
Sarcastic and in some way laughing at Trump.

Who is the audience?
People with a liberal view on politics, mainly in the Vancouver area.

What is the direct message of the article?
The direct message is that Trump called Justin Trudeau out and said he should be ashamed about calling himself president.

What could be the indirect message?
That indirect message in the article is that Trump often says a lot of extreme and outrageous things, and in this instance, Canadas darling Justin Trudeau was the victim.

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http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-protesters-young-workers-event-1.3820153

"Justin Trudeau gets rough ride from crowd at young workers' summit"

Type of news outlet:
CBC news - online article

What is the article about:
The article is about Canadas primeminister Justin Trudeau facing a room of angry protesters, who were frustrated over everything from pipelines to the failed federal payroll system. Justin Trudeau has made 250 campaign promises and people er angry because he hasn't remembered them all.

What is the tone of the article:
The tone in the article is kind of an informal way of writing. An example could be in one of the last sektions of the article where the word "grilled" is used.

Who is the audience:
The audiences is people who are workers and mainly people who is interested in politics (primarily Canadians).

What is the direct message of the article:
That people is disappointed and frustrated about Justin Trudeau promising something and then forgets all about it later.

What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning):
The fact that the prime minister isn't replying to the frustrated audiences, could be that he is ashamed of promising something well knowing that he can't keep the promise he has made.

Commenting on Nikolines post:
I think that Nikoline has made a really good post. Especially what she wrote about the indirect meaning; That if you have a meaning or opinion you should open your mouth and do something if you can.

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http://news.nationalpost.com/news/canada/canadian-politics/a-mania-for-consultations-from-canada-post-to-fish-habitats-ottawa-wants-to-know-your-thoughts

Type of news outlet:
- It is a political news article from nationalpost.com

What is the article about:
- The article tries to inform people that the government want to hear you opinion on the topic "The Fisheries Act".

What is the tone of the article:
- It's an normal tone that even high school  students should be able to understand.

Who is the audience:
- The audience is people who are old enough to vote and people who have an interest in politic.

What is the direct message of the article:
- That the Trudeau government want's to hear your opinon, because they like to know what the citizens wants.

What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning):
- That you should vote and open your mouth.

ABOUT Benedin's post:
I think Benedine has done a very good job. I agree that her article is about Justin Trudeau and the angry protesters. I also agree on her opinion about the tone in the article and think she gives a good excample on her opinion. I think she has picked up the important things and the direct message in the article - so overall she had done a good job.

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http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/wherry-trudeau-brexit-trump-1.3651482

Justin Trudeau's fight with the forces of Brexit and Donald Trump

The article is from CBC news, so it is pretty trust worthy.

The article is about the canadian Justin Trudeau, and how he is politic related to the Brexit, and thoughts about Trump, and status with the 25,000 syrians refugees.

The tone of the article is pretty normal.

The audience is primarelly the canadian people, and specially those who are interested in the politics, economy and the international news.

In the article, the english and canadian prime minstires are sort of compared to each other.

I dont think there is a hidden/indirect message, it is just an article.

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Type of news outlet: This Article is from the Burrad Street Journal
which is a local newspaper

What is the article about: The article is about Donald Trump and his opinion about Justin Trudeau

What is the tone of the article: there is a negativ sarcastic tone

Who is the audience: The audience are to local liberal people in vancouver

What is the direct message of the article: That Trump thinks that Justin Trudeau sucks at being president

What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning):  That Trump see himself as a better president than Trudeau than therefore The US should choose him and not Hillary Clinton

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http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2016/10/25/new-supreme-court-nominee-malcolm-rowe-faces-grilling-by-mps-senators_n_12647746.html?utm_hp_ref=canada-politics&ir=Canada+Politics

what is the type of news outlet
the article is from the canidan website Huffington post.
what is the tone of article
it is not a good tone because it is a sensetive topic, and there is a big problem.

who is the audience
i think actually the article is to a big target gruop. but i guess it can be for people who like politics
what is the direct messega of the article
it is a too big problem with rape, and sometimes is the punishment too good for the perpatretor
what could  be the indirect message
maybe something about the rules shell be harder for the perpatretor.

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http://www.cnn.com/2016/10/04/opinions/sutter-canada-carbon-tax/index.html
A) What is the type of news outlet? It is a blog, an American newspaper, and organization, etc.? Explain.
The CNN is a TV-channel only with news, they have their own web site where you also can read about the news, and they are talking about in the broadcastings.

B) What is the article about? (description)
The article ”Canada just did something (else) awesome that the US should copy” is about, how Trudeau has changed the tax pricing on carbon in Canada. The carbon pollution is dangerous and therefor will Trudeau try to reduce it by putting higher taxes on carbon. In the US resident will vote on the carbon tax in November, so it depends on the voting’s.

C) What is the tone of the article? Explain.
The tone in the article is formal, It do take sides, Canada’s side because it is an editor not. It measures that “. Donald Trump and other American politicians can deny the harsh realities of climate science all they want, but that won't change the urgency with which we need to act.” Which is an opinion.

D) Who is the audience? Explain.
The people from Canada, US or environment-interested people, because it is the people mention in the article and them who it have an impact on.

E) What is the direct message of the article? Explain.
That US doesn’t do enough to stop pollution.

F) What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning)? Explain.
That Canada is better that US on environmental tings.

Commend on Cecilie’s

I agree with Cecilie that the article is about how the Royal family travel around In Canada. The audience I agree that it is only to people interested in the Royal family.

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• A) What is the type of news outlet? It is a blog, an American newspaper, and organization, etc.? Explain.
• B) What is the article about? (description)
• C) What is the tone of the article? Explain.
• D) Who is the audience? Explain.
• E) What is the direct message of the article? Explain.
• F) What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning)? Explain.

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http://news.nationalpost.com/news/canada/canadian-politics/a-mania-for-consultations-from-canada-post-to-fish-habitats-ottawa-wants-to-know-your-thoughts

What is the type of news outlet?
- The news outlet is in form of a online newspaper and it is posted on the National Post.

What is the tone of the article?
- The tone seem very serious in the article.
Who is the audience?
- The audience to the article is the political orientated population of Canada.
What is the direct message of the article?
- The direct message is that they want to know the populations opinion
What could be the indirect message?
- The direct message is that the article is kinda doubting the government

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Type of news outlet:
- It´s a Royal article from CBC News, so it´s trustworthy.
What is the article about:
- The article is about the Royals visiting Canada. Prince William, Kate and their kids arrived in Victorias. They´re came to Canada, because they wanted to learn how Canadians are tackling som of the biggest challenges of the day like the environment and mental health of young people.
What is the tone of the article:
- The tone in the article is very formal, because it´s an article about the Royal family from Great Britain visiting Canada.
Who is the audience:
- The audience is mostly those who are interested in the Royal family and their experiences.
What is the direct message of the article:
- The direct message of the article is to tell about some of the experiences the Royal family are going to experience in Canada.
What could be the indirect message:
- I don´t think there are an indirect message in the article, because the article isn´t important it´s just an article about the Royal family visiting Canada.

My comment on Cecilie´s article:
- I think that Cecilie has done a very good padlet. I think that Cecilie´s answer about the indirect message is a very good answer. That the indirect message of the article is that you have to take change if you get the opportunity to travel.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/royal-visit-canada-saturday-1.3777148

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Justin Trudeau, 'the anti-Trump,' shows U.S. Canada's progressive, diverse face.

Type of news outlet:

CNN is an online news-channel, which deliver news to the reader every day.

What is the article about:
the article is about Justin Trudeau. That he's about to show the world the new side of Canada. progressive, moderate and tolerant thats how Canada its described in the article.
What is the tone of the article:
the tone of the article is a passive-cheeky written about the US future presidents compared to Canada' prime minister.
Who is the audience:
the target of audience is those who cares about what is going on in the political world.
What is the direct message of the article:
the main massage of the article is what Trudeau will bring to the Canadians and how he is unlike the US presidents old and loud.

What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning):
i would say that the hidden meaning is that Trudeau is the better leader to Canada and US.

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Justin Trudeau, ‘the anti-Trump,’ shows U.S. Canada’s progressive, diverse face | CNN

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The Canadian Prime Minister offers a progressive, moderate, tolerant face – unlike an America in the teeth of a nasty election campaign.

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http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2016/10/19/federal-liberal-support-still-riding-high-after-one-year-at-the-helm_n_12554472.html?utm_hp_ref=canada-politics&ir=Canada+Politics

Type of news outlet: The article is posted on the canadian website canadianpost.ca

What is the article about: The article is about the liberals and Justin Trudeau's 'honeymoon' which appears to be diminished within the last year.

What is the tone of the article: The general tone in the article is formal.

Who is the audience:  The audience for this article is canadian people who are allowed to vote, and people who are interested in politics.

What is the direct message of the article: The direct message is to tell canadians about Justin Trudeau's first year in the office.

What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning): The indirect message could be that the liberals good period is about to turn around.

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http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/justin-trudeau-liberal-government-the-current-1.3802905
Type of news outlet: www.cbc.ca
What is the article about: Trudeaus accomplishment in his 1st year in office. different people discuss what he has accomplished and if he has accomplished something.
What is the tone of the article: It's objective but still optimistic and positive from af liberal point of view even though it has a lot of critisicm as well.
Who is the audience: middle class - high income/education. It's not hard to understand but it's not a funny og entertaining article unless you find politics interesting
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What is the direct message of the article: What trudeaus has accomplished and what his promises were at the beginning of his time in office. It's a discussion where you get different point of views.
What could be the indirect message (hidden meaning): It raises a question about if trudeau has made enough accomplishments and if he is a good leader for the canadian people.

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Link:
https://www.liberal.ca/rt-hon-justin-trudeau/

Justin Trudeau:
this is the liberalist news outlet. because it is the webpage of a political party it may be coloured, in terms of how they want the reader to percieve the message and story about him.

the article is about Justin Trudeau and his career, family life and everything in between that you may want to know about him. it is also about Justin´s opinions and personal agendas, what he is inspired about and much more.

it´s formal written, with a lot of personal quotes, so it feels like it has the touch of Justin himself, which the article may indicate it wants us to feel.

the audience is for everybody who wants to know more about him, but it may also be for Justin´s competing political associates.

the direct message of the article is to send out a clear statement about who Justin is, and what he stands for.

the hidden message is to make him seem like everyone else, to make him more equal in the average canadian´s eyes. this way he looks more like a man who is for the people instead of for the wealthy upper-class.

the pictures on the website is him greeting citizens and doing normal activities, wearing nonformal wear, to seem more down to earth, as people may see him more of a normal guy, instead of the stereotypical politician. this is a marketing strategy which may come of as very manipulating, for people who can see through his agenda.

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http://www.universityaffairs.ca/news/news-article/canadian-government-signals-renewed-openness-international-students/

Type of news outlet: University affairs is a Canadian Magazine published by Universities of Canada
Description of the article: The article describes the possibilities for international students in Canada. It comments on how hard it has been for international students to permanently stay in Canada, after having studiet there. But also it states some of the things that have gotten better in the process of being able to stay and live here.

Tone:  The tone is very detail oriented. It refferences to the law, for example Bill C-24 of 2015. This is also quite formal, since there is reffered directly to the name of the law, and not what it says in the law.

Who is the audience?:
The article is written for non-canadians looking to move. They are in the age of 18-25 and have a high level of english. It is also written for parents with teenagers or young adults looking for college.

What could be the indirect (hidden message?):
The indirect message could be that Canada has to few young people living and staying here. They need more to be able to deal with the large group of baby boomers.

Taylor's comment: I agree with the article - I felt internationalized after I attended university. (invented)

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Link: http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/30/americas/canada-trudeau-yoga/index.html?sr=fbcnni033116canada-trudeau%20yoga0335AMStoryLink&linkId=22897221
Type of news outlet: CNN: United States - Liberal. explanation
Description of the article:
Tone: sarcasm - explain. Optimistic - explain
Who is the audience?: Entire world - young people
What is the direct message of the article?: athletic, outgoing PM
What could be the indirect  (hidden message?): good leader - could active in politics -
I posted on Frederik F's. post.