CBC News Anchor Travis Dhanraj Says He Was ‘Forced’ to Resign From Broadcaster

LILLEY: Dhanraj still employed, CBC says, despite going public with resignation

Travis Dhanraj lit up CBC as he quit the state broadcaster this week, but CBC says they reject his resignation and he remains an employee.

KLEIN: CBC host quits over bias claims: Time to cut funding and demand reform

Travis Dhanraj’s resignation from CBC over alleged editorial bias sparks serious questions about public trust, media accountability, and the future of taxpayer-funded journalism in Canada.

CBC News host Travis Dhanraj resigns, claims he was sidelined

CBC News host Travis Dhanraj has resigned, stating that he had "no real choice" after being allegedly sidelined by his employer.

Silenced, sidelined: Indian-origin news anchor with Canada's top broadcaster resigns

Indian-origin news anchor Travis Dhanraj has resigned from Canada's CBC News, alleging he was sidelined for raising concerns over editorial bias and lack of diversity. In a farewell note, he described the channel as a "toxic workplace marked by exclusion and retaliation". Dhanraj intends to sue CBC, which has denied the charges.

CBC News anchor Travis Dhanraj says he was ‘forced’ to resign from broadcaster

Longtime TV journalist Travis Dhanraj says he’s been “forced to resign” from CBC News.

CBC Host Travis Dhanraj Says He Was Forced to Resign Amid ‘Impossible Conditions’

Former CBC host Travis Dhanraj sent an email July 7 to employees at the Canadian public broadcaster announcing his resignation and accusing the network of creating “impossible conditions” for employees and allowing a workplace atmosphere of “retaliation, exclusion, and psychological harm.” Dhanraj’s lawyer Kathryn Marshall confirmed to The Epoch Times that Dhanraj did write the email that was shared on social media to his former colleagues follo…