Anger and Fear Over Cuts – Pension Sharing Update
Fallout from management’s plans to cut 10% of the CBC/SRC workforce continues to ripple through our organization. By telling us […]
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Condolences on the Loss of Journalists in the Middle East Conflict
The Canadian Media Guild (CMG), representing 5000 Canadian media workers across the nation, expresses profound sorrow and extends heartfelt condolences
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Bargaining Continues Amid CBC/ SRC Cuts
This has been a difficult week for members across the country as the news of CBC’s projected lay-offs has overshadowed
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Union Meeting on Cuts
Yesterday’s news about job losses did not come as a total surprise, but the magnitude was shocking for those of
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Bullying is never OK!
Every individual deserves a safe working environment, a principle that extends to journalists covering press conferences or scrums. Regrettably, in
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Week 3 Bargaining Wrap
Three full weeks of negotiations have now concluded as we work towards a new collective agreement. As we approach the
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CMG members at TVO in legal strike position on Friday, August 18
Dear CMG members, Please read the below communication about our colleagues at TVO who will be in a legal strike
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CMG welcomes new legislation that ensures tech giants contribute their fair share for journalism work they use
Toronto, June 23, 2023 – The Canadian Media Guild (CMG) welcomes the Online News Act, the new legislation designed to support
Thank you and Goodbye
So many of you shared your time, ideas and energy over the years, and I want you to know that your involvement is a huge part of what makes CMG the union it is.
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CMG welcomes decision to strike down legislation (Bill 124) that violates bargaining rights
CMG welcomes the Ontario Superior Court’s decision which means that its members at TVO and TFO now have a chance at a fair, negotiated contract, especially following years of austerity. The union calls on the Ontario government to respect the court’s decision.
CMG concerned about Ford government’s attack on education workers
In solidarity with education workers in Ontario, the Canadian Media Guild is calling on the Ford government to end its
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CMG applauds Governor in Council for sending back CBC License renewal to the CRTC for reconsideration with emphasis on importance of local news
CMG is pleased that the Governor in Council has heard our concerns about CBC/Radio-Canada’s obligations to provide quality local news
Shooting the Messenger: a survey on credibility attacks against reporters
The Global Reporting Centre and the Committee to Protect Journalists launched a global survey to investigate the impact of disinformation
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The CRTC gives CBC permission to cut television news and production
In a stark reversal of decades of support for mandated hours of news production, the CRTC today announced it will
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World Press Freedom Day message from CWA Canada President Martin O’Hanlon
We mark World Press Freedom Day in the midst of a disturbing rise in anti-media harassment.
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CMG welcomes new legislation to level the playing field in Canada’s news landscape
The Canadian Media Guild (CMG) says the current system where Facebook, Google and other platforms use, but do not pay for, journalism work, has been highly destructive for the news media industry.
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Statement by CWA Canada President Martin O’Hanlon on Harassment of Journalists
Journalism is a pillar of democracy. If journalists feel threatened doing their jobs, important stories may go untold, and democracy
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CMG and over 40 Ontario unions take next steps in lawsuit against wage restraint legislation
A Coalition of over 40 Ontario unions has formally filed evidence in a lawsuit to repeal legislation which severely limits
“For an OPP officer to threaten a journalist for doing their job is inappropriate, unacceptable, and likely illegal”
It is the professional and legal obligation of all journalists to attempt to contact the subject of a story, even if that requires repeated efforts.
The Canadian Media Guild condemns attacks on journalists and citizens
To our Black and Indigenous colleagues and friends who have experienced the personal anguish of racism intended or unconscious, we know how hurtful watching this unfold has been.
And we recognize the unique role of the media: Positive change comes with understanding, and that’s why it’s so important that media include workers from all backgrounds.
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A New Year’s Message from CWA Canada President Martin O’Hanlon
2019: The Fight For Press Freedom Dear fellow CWA Canada members, I hope you had a relaxing holiday season, and
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Class Action Lawsuit a Big Step Toward Fairness in Factual and Reality TV
Claim says hundreds of people were hired improperly, denied pay and labour standards The Canadian Media Guild (CMG) and CWA
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We need a strong APTN – Register your support with the CRTC
Over the past 18 years, the Aboriginal Peoples’ Television Network (APTN) has been covering important news, sharing underrepresented stories, and
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Ontario’s new labour law: A great step but screen industry needs more
After years of work by labour and community groups, the Ontario government has passed Bill 148, the landmark legislation that
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