OTTAWA – On International Woman's Day, the Canadian Women in Communications honored their award winners and took the wrapper off a brand new look (right) at its annual gala here... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – The New Democratic Party today released a four-point plan for "broadcast sovereignty". The four points are: * Change the governance structure of CBC board of directors -- ending... Continue Reading
TORONTO - The gala evening celebrating women in communications is Wednesday in Ottawa, but Canadian Women in Communications has announced who the award winners will be. Woman of the Year:... Continue Reading
OTTAWA - While CRTC chairman Charles Dalfen said little to surprise independent producers in his annual address at the CFTPA’s national conference, he did hint at something that could delight... Continue Reading
AS EXPECTED, FORMER BROADCASTER (TVO and CTV) and CRTC Commissioner, Durham (Ont.) MP Bev Oda, was made Minister of Canadian Heritage and Status of Women this morning when new Prime... Continue Reading
OTTAWA - Canada’s Telecommunications Hall of Fame today announced the launch of www.telecomhall.ca, the new web site which celebrates Canada's legacy of success and achievement in the telecommunications industry. The... Continue Reading
AFTER A DOZEN OR SO years of lobbying the Liberal Party power establishment, the Canadian cable, radio, television and telecom industries will have to start over beginning today. No matter... Continue Reading
TORONTO – The Canadian Media Guild said Monday it’s worried that culture, and the CBC specifically, is so low on the priority lists of the federal parties. Only the Conservative... Continue Reading
TORONTO – To help mark Human Rights Week, CTV’s Hunt For Justice: The Louise Arbour Story will be screened at the United Nations in New York on Monday. CTV and... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Charles Boyer, vice-president, external and governmental relations at the Canadian Association of Broadcasters left the association this month. He will be joining Videotron help lead the company’s regulatory... Continue Reading
We've gathered a number of links where Canadian cable, radio, television, telecom and wireless companies have posted their responses to the Covid-19 pandemic.
