Maybe you can find it somewhere:
"Police have begun an investigation of a prominent former Canadian Broadcast Corp. radio host on sexual assault charges after three women filed complaints against him. CBC star radio host Jian Ghomeshi was fired last weekend."
BBC, CBC, they seem to all be the same.
At least I remembered the name:
"Amanda Palmer will not appear with Jian Ghomeshi after all'
It took awhile, but singer Amanda Palmer finally has decided not to appear with Jian Ghomeshi at an upcoming book event in Toronto. Palmer had snared herself in the controversy swirling around the onetime Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio host who is accused of assaulting several
women. How? After Ghomeshi was fired amid allegations that he violently
beat and choked more than a half-dozen women during sexual encounters,
Palmer somewhat defiantly announced Thursday that Ghomeshi would still
be her “chat guest” at the book event, which we previously reported.
(Palmer’s book, “The Art of Asking, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying
and Let People Help,” is based on her TED Talk about
her successful Kickstarter campaign to finance a record.) “HATE HAS NO
PLACE HERE IN THIS COMMUNITY. it’s just not what we do,” she wrote on Facebook.
“i believe deeply that you don’t respond to hate with more hate. it
doesn’t make the world a more compassionate place: it drags us all down
into the mud.” Naturally, her response bewildered and upset some people, including Salon’s Erin Keane, who
wrote: “Jian Ghomeshi, who now stands accused of violently abusing
eight different women, is not the kind of guy Amanda Palmer fans want to
see at her show. This is a very basic fan-relations decision that
anyone with half a lick of sense would have handled with quiet dignity
and a brief announcement.” Palmer
eventually reconsidered, posting a note on Facebook. “Given everything
i’ve learned, and especially given how upsetting it would be to so many,
jian will not be coming to the show in toronto,” she wrote. The Lexington-bred singer is no stranger to controversy. Not long after the Boston Marathon bombings, she posted “Poem for Dzhokar,” which many viewed as bizarre and self-serving."
Related: Official Evidence Proves Boston Marathon Bombers Innocent
That clear up the fog for you?
Also see: ISIS Freezes Canada
Psyop coverage thawed pretty quick, didn't it?
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FURTHER UPDATES: Amanda Palmer reflects on her stormy past
