 Certainly the print examples cited here constitute only a tiny portion of English-Canadian print journalism during the period covered.Chantal Hébert noted that commentators such as Graham Fraser, Jeffrey Simpson and Paul Wells, who are more positive about Quebec, were often called upon by the Canadian media since the 1995 referendum.She also mentioned Edward Greenspon, who, however, as editor-in-chief of "The Globe and Mail", ended up defending an alleged instance of Quebec bashing in 2006, "Globe and Mail" columnist Jan Wong's "Get under the desk".