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Canadian broadcaster shifts policy on using 'terrorism' to describe 9/11 | International

CBC Updates Policy to Allow 'Terrorism' Term for 9/11 Descriptions

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has updated its policy to permit the use of the term 'terrorism' when describing the September 11, 2001, attacks without requiring direct attribution.

August 29, 2026