Actually, if the Globe’s reporting is seen as “negative stories about police,” it might have to do with the fact that the it has shown deliberate bias on the topic of sexual assault.  As recently as today, "Cosby jury deliberation hints at progress..." the G&M referenced the Gomeshi trial as an example of sexual assault trials focusing primarily on victim behavior, without mentioning that the victims' behavior in that case was evidence that their testimony was inaccurate.  The same editorial referenced Judge Robin Camp's "knees together" comment, without disclosing that the accuser being questioned was later determined to be an inaccurate witness.  This very week, as the G&M pats itself on the back for spearheading reform of sexual assault, a high profile sexual assault trial, involving police no less, occurs in Toronto.   Why no coverage of this?  Is it too difficult to spin a story while providing day to day coverage?  Will your eventual editorial include any facts?