Monthly Archives: October 2011

For one evening, From Headlines to History turns the clock back to 1967

 Posted on October 31, 2011 by Sophie Bernard-Piche

” Where were you in ‘67, when Montreal played host to a World’s Fair that is still remembered with fond admiration today? Many of you were probably there in person over several days, enjoying an experience you would never forget, … Continue reading →

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CBC/Radio-Canada’s Annual Public Meeting 2011

 Posted on October 28, 2011 by Sarah Lue

On November 2, 2011, CBC/Radio-Canada will be hosting its 3rd Annual Public Meeting (APM). As an accountability and transparency vehicle, the APM provides the public a chance to ask questions of the Corporation’s senior executives as well as to learn … Continue reading →

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CBC News in perspective: a message from Jennifer McGuire

 Posted on October 27, 2011 by Jennifer McGuire

In Canada, we like to talk about news, about what is in the news, who is making the news, and who is watching news. It can be a slippery slope when you start talking about who is watching the news … Continue reading →

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CBC/Radio-Canada Works: David Common

 Posted on October 24, 2011 by Sarah Lue

This week’s CBC/Radio-Canada Works featured employee is: David Common. David is CBC’s New York Correspondent and files reports for both television and radio. David is very much the globetrotter and has reported for CBC in 54 countries. What is the … Continue reading →

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Live from the Royal Canadian Mint

 Posted on October 20, 2011 by Éric Romanica

Every collector coin starts with a solid bar of cast metal; then, the transformation begins.  In a few steps, the Royal Canadian Mint’s equipment and expertise turn those bars into finely wrought coins. This year, one of those coins – … Continue reading →

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Canada’s Military: Its Role at Home

 Posted on October 17, 2011 by Jacinthe Lacombe-Cliche

Examples of Canada’s military role abroad are easy to find. Their mission in Afghanistan, for instance, is often in the news. But what about the military’s role here at home? How can we define this role when we have situations … Continue reading →

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CBC/Radio-Canada’s 75th anniversary exhibition at the Canada Science and Technology Museum

 Posted on October 14, 2011 by Sarah Lue

This morning, the Canada Science and Technology Museum opened a new exhibition to commemorate the 75th anniversary of CBC/Radio-Canada. The launch of the exhibition also marked the start of National Science and Technology Week being held from October 14-23. CBC/Radio-Canada: … Continue reading →

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Canada’s Military: Its Role at Home

 Posted on October 13, 2011 by Sarah Lue

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CBC/Radio-Canada Works: Alain Bidjerano

 Posted on October 10, 2011 by Sarah Lue

This week’s CBC/Radio-Canada Works featured employee is: Alain Bidjerano. Alain is the Director of Interactive Communications with Radio-Canada. Alain is in charge of developing and applying new communications strategies in the social networking space. “The goal is to create greater … Continue reading →

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75 Years of GGreat Books

 Posted on October 7, 2011 by Joanne Larocque-Poirier

Books hold a special place in my life. They bring joy, solace, puzzlement and understanding of the world around me. This is why, for me, the 75th anniversary of the Governor General’s Literary Awards – now better known as the … Continue reading →

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