The Source makes 2nd public apology in 3 days, this time to the Vancouver Observer

Mar 21st, 2013

Sun News Network personality Ezra Levant has had to take hat in hand and make a formal public apology, but this time he had a substitute broadcaster do it for him.

Ezra Levant was all set to apologise publicly to the Vancouver Observer. At the last minute, however, the apology was rescheduled. Ezra Levant didn't show up for the show, with Jerry Agar hosting the March 20 broadcast of The Source instead.

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