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If you believe in public broadcasting, now’s the time to say so.
Did you know that CBC/Radio-Canada costs Canadians less than a dime a day for nearly 30 services — that’s less than the cost of sending a single text message. This September, CBC/Radio-Canada will be appearing before the CRTC to renew … Continue reading
Posted in CBC, CRTC, Everyone Every way, History, Kids, Music, People, Programming, Radio-Canada, Regions, Technology
Tagged #cbcwins, blog, Canadians, CBC, CRTC, fight4cbc, Hubert Lacroix, licences, online consultation, public broadcasting, Radio-Canada, renewal website, Sarah
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What it’s like at CBC North
Ice roads are thawing and so are the river crossings. The ice melting will soon cut our access to the outside world via the Dempster Highway for a few weeks, before the waters are clear of ice and the ferries … Continue reading
Posted in People, Regions
Tagged Arctic, CBC, CBC North, Dawson City, Dempster Highway, hunters, Inuvialuktun, Inuvik, local elders, muskrat, Northwind, Philippe Morin, radio station, Radio-Canada, tradition, Tusaavik
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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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Our digital future
So having talked about the big picture and the regional components of our 2015 strategy Everyone, Every way, let’s consider an important element of the “way” – in other words, what we hope to accomplish in our third major strategic … Continue reading
Posted in CBC, Everyone Every way, Programming, Regions, Technology
Tagged 2015, Canadians, CBC.ca, content, digital, engage, Every Way, Everyone, flexibility, future, innovative, Kirstine Stewart, mobile, News, platform, programming, Radio-Canada, régions, streaming, video, Your CBC/Radio-Canada
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When North meets South: A partnership for lasting benefit
Deepening our relationship with Canadians; building partnerships; making a valuable contribution to communities; attracting a diverse workforce; and responding to the needs of Aboriginal Canadians — these are just some of the goals of CBC/Radio-Canada’s new strategic plan, Everyone, Every … Continue reading
Posted in People, Regions
Tagged CBC, Jessie Fraser, Joanna Awa, Joe Hill, Morley Hanson, Nunavut Sivuniksavut, Radio Producer, Radio-Canada, Reporter, Robyn Heaton, Vincent Desrosiers, Wendy Duschenes
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48 hours in Nova Scotia with CBC/Radio-Canada president Hubert T. Lacroix
I was waiting for Hubert in the hotel lobby in Halifax. I definitely didn’t want to miss the chance to introduce myself, since I was supposed to be his “shadow” for just over two days during his visit to Nova … Continue reading
Posted in People, Regions
Tagged CBC, dialogue, financial planning, Halifax, Hubert Lacroix, Jacinthe Lacombe-Cliche, Nova Scotia, political, programming, Radio-Canada, regulatory, tour
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To be truly present in Canadians’ lives, we need to build strong regional roots
A few years back when I was a VP for Radio de Radio-Canada, we would organize meetings with the eight leaders from the country’s various regions. We would sit down with them and ask, “What does Radio-Canada mean to you, … Continue reading
Posted in Radio-Canada, Regions
Tagged Canada, culture, Everyone Every way, Internet, platforms, programming, radio, Radio-Canada, region, regional, Sylvain Lafrance, télévision
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