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Let’s all celebrate Asian Heritage Month!
Of the G8 countries, Canada has the highest proportion of people born abroad – one in five of us fall into that category. Of those born outside Canada, over half come from Asia, according to immigration and cultural diversity statistics … Continue reading
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Tagged Asian Heritage Month, CBC, Pascale Montminy, Radio-Canada, RCI
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We already know how to party: Montréal wants to leave a legacy for next generations
Sonnet L’Abbé is an award-winning poet and culture critic who teaches creative writing in the Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies at the University of British Columbia’s Okanagan campus, She has embarked on a two-month whistle-stop tour aboard ViaRail, talking … Continue reading
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Tagged 2017 Starts Now, Canada's 150th, CBC, Montréal, Radio-Canada
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Winnipeg: where language, identity and history meet
Sonnet L’Abbé is an award-winning poet and culture critic who teaches creative writing in the Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies at the University of British Columbia’s Okanagan campus, She has embarked on a two-month whistle-stop tour aboard ViaRail, talking … Continue reading
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Saskatoon: new population boom and old treaty questions
Sonnet L’Abbé is an award-winning poet and culture critic who teaches creative writing in the Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies at the University of British Columbia’s Okanagan campus, She has embarked on a two-month whistle-stop tour aboard ViaRail, talking … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada 150 Conference Series, CBC, Radio-Canada
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Les Rendez-vous de la Francophonie are back
Once again this year, Radio-Canada is very pleased to be part of Les Rendez-vous de la Francophonie, to include events across the country starting on March 8. Joie de vivre is the theme this year, and festivities are tied into … Continue reading
Brossard Chinatown
Chinatowns are often associated with big cities like Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver. But did you know that in the suburb of Brossard on Montreal’s south shore, over one in ten residents is of Chinese descent? The 8,000-stong community comprises 11.3% … Continue reading
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Tagged Brossard Chinatown, Cantonese, Chinatown, Chinese Canadians, Chinese descent, community, interactive, Mandarin, multimedia, Pascale Montminy, Public Relations, Quebec
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Latest Ipsos Reid study, ranks CBC among the top 10 most influential brands in Canada
Ipsos Reid and The Institute of Communication Agencies teamed up to see which brands are most influential in Canada. This is the second year that they have conducted this study and it’s also the second year that CBC has made … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, CBC, Culture, Environment, Everyone Every way, History, People, Programming, Social Media, Strategic Planning
Tagged audience, CBC, communications, corporate citizenship, Engaging, great presence, Ipsos Reid, Kirstine Stewart, Leading edge, Radio-Canada, ranked top 10, social responsibility, Steve Levy, Trustworthy
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Living Linguistic Duality Day, Every Day
Linguistic Duality. To us, it’s more than working and providing service in two official languages. As the national public broadcaster, we promote linguistic duality and reflect the realities of the official language minority communities (OLMCs) that shape our country’s identity … Continue reading
What it’s like in the Top Ten
If you have ever found yourself looking for a good book to snuggle up with, I recommend perusing through the list of past and current Scotiabank Giller Prize nominated titles. There is quite a lot of diversity among the genres … Continue reading
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Tagged Debut Dagger Award, Ian Rankin, Peggy Blair, Rob Sawyer, Scotiabank Giller Prize, The Beggar’s Opera, Yejide Kilanko
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From CBC archives to “The Wall” at CBC/Radio-Canada Vancouver Broadcast Centre
It’s one of the first things you notice when visiting the CBC/Radio-Canada Vancouver Broadcast Centre. The giant 38’ x 29’ art exhibit, also known as “The Wall” at CBC/Radio-Canada, is a showcase of artworks based on the theme of the … Continue reading
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Tagged A Room At the Roxy, Alvin Armstrong, art exhibit, artist, Built Environment of Vancouver, CBC, CBC archives staff, Christine Hagemoen, curator, JJ Bean Coffee, May Lam, Media Librarian, public, Radio-Canada, The Wall, Vancouver Broadcast Centre, Vancouver Heritage Foundation, VHF directors
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