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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Revisit emotional moments on Radio-Canada.ca
Produced by a team of passionate professionals, Radio-Canada’s colourful 75th anniversary website is now online, along with its mobile version. Our site features an interactive timeline where visitors can browse through the decades, allowing them to re-experience hundreds of emotional … Continue reading
Flavours of Edmonton
CBC Edmonton launched a special new fundraiser in support of the Edmonton Food Bank. It’s a cookbook, called Flavours of Edmonton, that features recipes from the public, local personalities and CBC staffers. Every recipe also comes with the story behind … Continue reading
Posted in CBC, People
Tagged Andrea Graham, CBC Edmonton, cook book, Flavours of Edmonton, Lone Pine Publishing, Lovoni Walker, recipe
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CBC/Radio-Canada kicks off 75 days of special anniversary programming and events
Our 75 days of anniversary celebrations is now officially underway. We kicked off the anniversary celebrations with the premiere of our cross-cultural production 1 DAY. During the spring, we put the call out to Canadians. We asked you to send … Continue reading
Posted in 75th Anniversary
Tagged 1 Day, 75th anniversary, anniversary, Canadians, Eric Romanica, Susan Dando, Your CBC/Radio-Canada
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Reflections on 75 years of female leadership at CBC/Radio-Canada
Jeanne Sauvé. Adrienne Clarkson. Michaëlle Jean. These women all share two things in common. They each experienced a “first” that changed the face of Canadian society for the better and each of them got their start at CBC/Radio-Canada. In 1984,Jeanne Sauvé … Continue reading
1 Day, 24 Hours, 34 Million Lives
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How TOU.TV attracted 100,000 Facebook fans
TOU.TV has earned its place in the nascent history of Web video platforms. The award-winning site is the pride of CBC/Radio-Canada, and it welcomes an astounding number of visitors every day. But what makes TOU.TV original is that internet users … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged CBC, facebook, Radio-Canada, TOU.TV, twitter, Xavier Kronström Richard
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Radio 3: Helping Canada’s independent music scene
This is a very exciting time for our band, Little City. And much of the excitement is a result of being added to regular rotation on CBC Radio 3. Within independent music in Canada, play on R3 has become a … Continue reading
Posted in CBC, Music, Radio, Radio 3
Tagged band, Canada, Canadian Music Week, CBC Radio 3, college radio, culture, Dave Clarke, festivals, Frances Miller, independent music, indie scene, Jordan Axani, Little City, NXNE, R3, record labels, Shaun Axani, support, Thom Macfarlane, Trevor Kai
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Sound of Light festival honours CBC/Radio-Canada
Casino du Lac-Leamy Sound of Light festival in Gatineau, QC., is hosting a special show honouring the 75th anniversary of CBC/Radio-Canada on Saturday, August 13th, 2011. The fireworks festival is an international pyromusical (fireworks synchronized to an original soundtrack) competition. … Continue reading
Posted in 75th Anniversary
Tagged 75, As It Happens, Bobino, Casino du Lac-Leamy Sound of Light festival, CBC, Coaches Corner, Enjeux, Julia Skikavich, Kids in the Hall, La famille Plouffe, La soirée du hockey, Le cabaret du soir qui penche, Les beaux dimanches, Little Mosque on the Prairie, Macadam tribus, Mr. Dressup, Musée Eden, Par 4 chemins, Quelle famille, Radio-Canada, Republic of Doyle, Tout le monde parle, Un homme et son péché
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Acadian Day celebrations
On August 15, Radio-Canada and the city of Tracadie-Sheila will be teaming up to celebrate National Acadian Day with a day full of music, culture and exhibitions. The highlight of the day may very well be a special free concert, … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Programming, Radio-Canada
Tagged Edith Butler, Jean-François Breau, Lennie Gallant, Marie-Eve Janvier, Marie-Philippe Bergeron, National Acadian Day, Patsy Gallant, Première Chaîne, Radio Radio, Radio-Canada, Samuel Chiasson, Sarah Lue, Tracadie-Sheila, Wilfred LeBouthillier
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Road trip with CBC’s Matthew MacFadzean
Although CBC’s action comedy Insecurity is set in Ottawa, a large portion of the show is actually filmed in Regina. While you’re busy enjoying your summer, the cast and crew of Insecurity are now hard at work filming Season 2. … Continue reading
Posted in People
Tagged blog, Burt, camping, CBC, Fairbanks, Insecurity, Manitoba, Matthew MacFadzean, Natalie Lisinska, Obatanga, Ontario, Provincial Park, Quetico, Regina, Rivers, road trip, Saskatchewan, Season 2, Sioux Narrows, Sleeping Giant, Toronto, Whiskey Jack
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