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Monthly Archives: May 2011
An evening with Mellissa Fung
When asked whether I’d be interested in attending a talk by Mellissa Fung as part of Asian Heritage Month, I had mixed emotions. Mellissa Fung is the CBC/Radio-Canada correspondent who was kidnapped in Afghanistan on October 12, 2008, and spent … Continue reading
Small is powerful!
“Small is powerful” is one of my favourite lines from a show we air in our Kids’ CBC Children’s block of programming. It’s a call-to-action that empowers kids by encouraging them to try new things, and to understand that they … Continue reading
Posted in CBC, Kids, People, Programming
Tagged Active, animoves, Bo on the Go, Canadians, CBC, Children, Children’s, Commissioned & Scripted Programming, Creative Head, educational, English Television, exercise, Kids, Kim Wilson, learn, Live Right Now, Lunar Jim, National Active Healthy Kids Day, Patty and Sid, preschoolers, self- esteem, Small is powerful, télévision, Youth Programming
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How to construct a CBC/Radio-Canada employee
With a blog title like that, I thought I’d tell you a bit about my Mom. You were expecting that, weren’t you? My wonderful Mother died on January 30th, two hours short of her 91st birthday. We declared her 91, … Continue reading
CBC North promotes Aboriginal language tool
The Métis, Inuit and First Nations peoples of Canada have long histories and speak an array of languages that deserve protection. Aboriginal Awareness Week (May 24 – May 27) provides the perfect opportunity to applaud the creativity and innovation that … Continue reading
Posted in People, Regions
Tagged Aboriginal, Aboriginal Awareness Week, CBC North, First Nations, Igalaaq, Inuit, Inuktituuqta, Inuuqatigiit Publishing, Janet McGrath, Julia Morris-von Luczenbacher, Kitikmeot, language tool, Let's do Inuktitut, Liz Doyle, Métis, Nattlik Inuktitut, Scrabble, Tungasuvvingat, Your CBC/Radio-Canada
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Three videojournalists who arrived from three different directions, but share the same passion
When you hear the stories of Stéphanie Blanchet, Julie Plourde and Janic Godin, three videojournalists for French Services in Nova Scotia, you might be led to conclude that almost all roads lead to videojournalism. Three different backgrounds, but each has … Continue reading
Posted in People, Technology
Tagged CBC, Jacinthe Lacombe-Cliche, Radio-Canada, videojournalist
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Ombudsmen trivia
News ombudsmen have a very important role to play. They work independently within a news organization to represent the public. In honour of this year’s International Annual Conference held in Montreal we’ve been posting ombudsmen trivia for our Facebook fans. The conference … Continue reading
Posted in CBC, Ombudsmen, Radio-Canada
Tagged Canada, CBC, Jean-René Dufort, Julie Miville-Dechêne, Kirk LaPointe, Kirstine Stewart, News, ombudsmen, ONO, Peter Mansbridge, Radio-Canada, Sarah Lue, Sylvain Lafrance, trivia
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Guiding Canadians in the digital age
It’s no secret that I have a passion for radio. In fact, I have a passion for all media. It’s no coincidence that I’ve spent the past 30 years of my life working for Radio-Canada! But I also like trying … Continue reading
Posted in Radio-Canada, Technology
Tagged Canadians, Everyone Every way, media, platform, public broadcaster, radio, Radio-Canada, Sylvain Lafrance, tablet, TOU.TV
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Culture Days 2011
Culture Days is a collaborative pan-Canadian volunteer movement to raise the awareness, accessibility, participation and engagement by all Canadians in the arts and cultural life of their communities. CBC/Radio-Canada, which marks its 75th Anniversary this year, celebrates Culture Days 2011 with … Continue reading
Posted in 75th Anniversary, Music, People
Tagged 75 Anniversary, accessibility, arts, awareness, Canadians, CBC, celebrates, communities, cultural, Culture Days, engagement, life, open houses, participation, public events, Radio-Canada, Sarah Lue
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CBC gets Radio Active through a Regina core neighbourhood
Over the weekend, four mild-mannered CBC Saskatchewan employees left their office personalities behind and transformed into TEAM RADIO ACTIVE! Eric Anderson, Dani Mario and Joanna Dragici and myself, Nichole Huck, donned bright red CBC aprons and entered a CBC team … Continue reading
Satellite television and local stations
Last November, CBC/Radio-Canada appeared before the CRTC to urge the Commission to ensure that all satellite television subscribers have guaranteed access to their local programming. Under the former rules, satellite television providers were only required to carry one station per … Continue reading
