Kory Teneycke, the prime minister's former director of communications, is returning to his posting at Sun TV News just months after he abruptly resigned. Teneyecke, who was the Quebecor Media vice-president and a main advocate behind the proposed Sun TV News Channel, announced his resignation in September. He is expected to resume working at the new cable news network in days, the Globe reported on its website Wednesday. When he announced his resignation, Teneycke said he decided to leave because it became clear his involvement in Sun TV would only "inflame" the controversy over the channel, dubbed "Fox News North" by its critics. His departure came one day after the RCMP and Ottawa police were asked to investigate tampering with an online petition against Sun TV News that was created by a U.S.-based online advocacy group, avaaz.org.
Friday, January 7, 2011
Teneycke to return to Sun TV News
Kory Teneycke, the prime minister's former director of communications, is returning to his posting at Sun TV News just months after he abruptly resigned. Teneyecke, who was the Quebecor Media vice-president and a main advocate behind the proposed Sun TV News Channel, announced his resignation in September. He is expected to resume working at the new cable news network in days, the Globe reported on its website Wednesday. When he announced his resignation, Teneycke said he decided to leave because it became clear his involvement in Sun TV would only "inflame" the controversy over the channel, dubbed "Fox News North" by its critics. His departure came one day after the RCMP and Ottawa police were asked to investigate tampering with an online petition against Sun TV News that was created by a U.S.-based online advocacy group, avaaz.org.
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