Hello Slofstra,

Wrong, the last sentence in my post was not spurious and is helpful.

This newspaper, relatively speaking, under-reports and under-scrutinizes men being slaughtered in the workplace.

And in recent days we have had a breathtaking comparison to coverage of a woman's workplace matter: Harassment. 

Look, go and COUNT the page space for the Harvey Weisntein matter, used by writers to emphasize the epidemic of workplace harassment of women. There are DOZENS of articles on this, in this newspaper, in recent days. DOZENS!

So look, sorry, but no there is an imbalance here that needs attention. 

The lethal slaughtering of hundreds of men each year in dangerous Canadian workplaces, that subject OUGHT TO reach a level of scrutiny and page space that is more comparable to that given to workplace harassment of women.

But is isn't. The Globe and Mail has not even connected the dots for readers, has not educated readers about the larger category of workplace dangers against men.