Unifor president released a statement to the Star saying they are investigating the incident and will use all the tools they have to help the affected union member who has

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre tore into BCE Inc. on Tuesday after CTV News — which is owned by BCE — ran an edited clip that altered the meaning of his words.

CTV News says it has parted ways with two staff members who altered and manipulated a clip of Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre on a recent newscast. CTV news also apologized “unreservedly,” as the party had demanded over edits made to an interview he gave CPAC about the Conservatives’ recent non-confidence motion.

The news network said two of its CTV News staff violated editorial standards when they spliced a clip and misrepresented Pierre Poilievre.

CTV National News has issued an official apology to Pierre Poilievre, for airing a clip that was "taken out of context" earlier this week.

CTV has dropped two members of its news team after an altered clip of Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre went to air in a recent national news report, according to a statement from the network posted to social media.

As the backlash continues, CTV News now says it has parted ways with two staffers over an altered clip of Pierre Poilievre.