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A grand celebration off to a flying start
One very rarely gets to witness the birth of incredible ideas, or is lucky enough to be at ground zero on a project that’s larger than life. Well, that’s exactly what I experienced today at the 2017 STARTS NOW conference … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged 2017 Starts Now, Canada, CBC, Marie-Ève Roy, Montréal, Radio-Canada
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Canada’s Upcoming 150th: What Will We Celebrate?
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
2017 Starts Now comes to Calgary
Calgary mayor, Naheed Nenshi, as well as 10 of Calgary’s most passionate, engaged and thoughtful figures from a diverse range of pursuits — including the arts, business, activism and academia — gathered for an inspiring day at the University of … Continue reading
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Tagged 150th anniversary, Calgary, Canada, CBC, Naheed Nenshi, Radio-Canada
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Canada’s Risky Business
There have been countless pieces written on the importance of developing Canadian talent. It’s our frustrating lot as Canadians in the entertainment business that we even have to consider such a subject. It suggests that not enough is currently being … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian Talent
Tagged artists, Being Erica, blog, Canada, Canadian Actor, Canadian Talent, CBC, Degrassi, entertainment, Flashpoint, Insecurity, Matthew MacFadzean, philosophy, programming, Radio-Canada, Rookie Blue, star system, Writer
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CBC News in perspective: a message from 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
Posted in CBC News
Tagged Canada, CBC News, CBC NEWS APP, CBCNEWS.CA, CNN, CTV News Channel, Jennifer McGuire, multi-platform, News, SUN TV NEWS, The National
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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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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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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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Stroumboulopoulos: Canada’s New Ambassador Against Hunger
The United Nations World Food Programme has appointed CBC’s George Stroumboulopoulos as an official ambassador against hunger. Strombo is the first Canadian to ever hold this position. He’s joining the list of other WFP ambassadors that includes Sean Connery, Christina … Continue reading
Posted in People
Tagged Canada, CBC, Christina Aguilera, George Stroumboulopoulos, hunger, initiative, Kaká, Penelope Cruz, Sarah Lue, Sean Connery, Strombo, UN, United Nations, WeFeedback, World Food Programme
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Hockey Night in Canada Punjabi
To say that the sport of hockey is very significant in Canada is a gigantic understatement. This country is the epicentre of hockey as a sport. Hockey is a fabric of Canadian culture. Canadians live and breathe what happens on … Continue reading →