during a December broadcast. As a result, Sun News Network was required to announce the decision once during prime-time, and once more during Levant's show. However, Levant responded on his show by criticizing the CBSC, comparing the process to a kangaroo court, and repeated the phrase that prompted the investigation.

This in turn gave some, including journalist David Climenhaga -- who was one of the original complainants -- the impression that the CBSC is "toothless" as a regulator of the broadcast industry. He called for the airwaves to be "properly regulated by the government of Canada and not by a powerless self-regulating entity (CBSC)."

That December broadcast of "The Source" featured Levant criticizing Chiquita Banana over its decision to boycott Alberta's tar sands. He then directed his criticism at Chiquita'sMeet Husnain Taseer.

He hails from Quetta, Baluchistan. Husnain did his intermediate from F.G Degree College Quetta in 2008. Soon after his intermediate exams, the college management recommended that he apply at the National ICT R&D Fund (now renamed as Ignite) for securing scholarship.

Husnain was one of the many people who applied for the scholarship and attended the training classes conducted by ICTR & DF qualified mentors. After his training classes, he appeared in an entry test and was able to secure admission at COMSATS Islamabad in Telecommunications Engineering.

After 4 years of hard work, he finally graduated from COMSATS Islamabad with a CGPA of 3.3/4.0. It was now time to start his professional life.

Starting his career as a Jr. VoIP Developer at NoveltySoft Technologies, he worked with dedication with