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Press Coverage of Oka Crisis in 1990: Outline the moment (when did this happen? What happened...). Evaluates whether the press coverage is taking a “watch dog” role. Does the coverage serve to inform the public about the consequences...

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Title: Press Coverage of Oka Crisis in 1990

Contents

1. Outline the moment (when did this happen? What happened and what was the significance? Why did the public need to know about it?).

2. Evaluates whether the press coverage is taking a “watch dog” role

3. Does the coverage serve to inform the public about the consequences and significance of the moment in Canadian history?

4. References

Word count (without references): 1,284 (4.28 pages)

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