Over the weekend, the Telegraph-Journal issued a second apology for its story about the Prime Minister’s wafer consumption.
Over the weekend, the Telegraph-Journal issued a second apology for its story about the Prime Minister’s wafer consumption.
In its troubled report on the communion service at former governor general Roméo LeBlanc’s funeral mass in July, The Telegraph-Journal said prominently, on the front page, that Monsignor Brian Henneberry, a senior Saint John priest, had “demanded” that Prime Minister Stephen Harper explain what he had done with the communion wafer that he had been given. The newspaper has determined that Monsignor Henneberry said no such thing and believes that the false assertion was wholly the product of improper editorial manipulation.