Tag: CBC

Mike Downie discusses new doc ‘The Covid Cruise’

Mike Downie’s latest documentary The Covid Cruise chronicles the outbreak of COVID-19 on The Diamond Princess cruise ship as it was stranded on the coast of Japan in February. Downie, ArtSci ’86, also directed Finding the Secret Path,a film about his late brother Gord’s album, which protested the...

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CBC: your value is in your reporting, not your opinions

The CBC is stepping into territory that isn’t theirs to claim. The national media outlet is planning to launch a new opinion section that features commentary on the day’s news. But as a publicly-funded body and a credible news source to many Canadians — particularly in places where other news sources...

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Stay ahead when your budget’s in the red

In a new and frightening world of budget cuts, CBC must adapt or die. Last week, CBC announced to staff their potential plans to sell off anywhere from 50 per cent to all of the­­ir properties. Digging the studio out of a hole created by federal budget cuts and waning public interest by selling off...

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Should the CBC fire Don Cherry?

CBC commentator Don Cherry is no stranger to controversy — but has he finally crossed the line? Last month, the Kingston native came under fire for asserting that female reporters shouldn’t be allowed in male locker rooms, ignoring the protests of Coach’s Corner co-host Ron MacLean and igniting widespread...

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Review: Fran Lebowitz in Conversation

By Veronica Saroli (ArtSci ’14) Staff Writer In my room I have a corkboard where I collect articles about people I admire and respect. Side by side on this board are articles taken from the Globe and Mail about radio show host, Jian Ghomeshi and American satirist, Fran Lebowitz. To say I was...

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