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The Canadian Media Guild is urging Ontario Labour Minister Kevin Flynn to conduct a review of the province’s Film and […]
CMG launches petition on behalf of factual and reality TV workers Read More
Today marks the one-year anniversary of the introduction and first reading of Bill C-27, An Act to amend the Pension
CMG calls for immediate withdrawal of Bill C-27 Read More
The Canadian Media Guild (CMG), Syndicat des communications de Radio-Canada (SCRC), Confédération des syndicats nationaux (CSN) and Association of Professionals
Unions support workers’ applications to CBC Board of Directors Read More
Canadian Media Guild members will join fellow union members in Toronto to mark Labour Day and celebrate our movement’s
CMG Celebrates Labour Day Read More
Bit by bit, reality and factual TV shows are disappearing for the upcoming season. It appears to be happening quietly
Where are all the Canadian reality TV shows going? Read More
As champions of public broadcasting and CBC/Radio-Canada, we at the Canadian Media Guild (CMG) are encouraged that the Minister of
CMG welcomes new selection process for CBC Board members Read More
This week the Wynne government announced proposed changes to Ontario’s employment and labour laws that would see the minimum wage
Ontario reforms its labour laws, but keeps many of us on hold Read More
The team leading our union’s campaign to give a collective voice to reality and factual TV workers is beginning to
Reality/Factual TV workers urged to fill out survey Read More
The signals are good. Early reports indicate that the Ontario government’s Changing Workplaces Review will not be a waste of
A step toward ending labour law limbo for factual & reality TV workers? Read More
With the 2017 federal budget, we have entered into the second year of the government’s five-year commitment to restore funding
CMG urges CBC management to reinvest in the public broadcaster Read More
MEDIA MIXER – Toronto, April 25 – Freelancer or employee? Myths, facts, and tips for navigating the media industry
MEDIA MIXER – Freelancer or employee? Read More
The Canadian Media Guild has joined the coalition supporting the declaration of principle of the No Free Press, No Freedom campaign.
“No Free Press, No Freedom” Declaration of principle Read More
Two special advisers to Ontario’s Minister of Labour are about to release their recommendations on how to address the growing
We, CMG members, have taken action to prevent the approval of Bill C-27 – An Act to amend the Pension
Follow-up on our efforts to stop anti-pension Bill C-27 Read More
The Special Advisors involved in the Ontario government’s major review of labour law will be released ‘in the first half of 2017’. We are hoping the final ‘Changing Workplace Review’ document reflects some of the recommendations CMG put forward on behalf of reality and factual TV workers. The CMG is calling for changes in 3 main areas.
CMG puts spotlight on the need to reform labour laws for factual and reality TV workers Read More
The changes proposed under Bill C-27, An Act to amend the Pension Benefits Standards Act, would make retirement benefits unpredictable for current employees and retirees, not to mention future generations of CBC workers.
The Canadian Media Guild is calling for innovative, “smart” policies that will accommodate changing technology while ensuring the production of quality journalism and original
Unions representing journalists across the country are adding their voice to advocates who are calling for a shield law to
Toronto, November 2, 2016 – As we mark 80 years of the first public radio broadcast in Canada, CBC/Radio-Canada employees
The surreptitious monitoring by police of the mobile phone of La Presse columnist Patrick Lagacé is a severe violation of press freedom in Canada,
We are keen to share evidence and insights and to have access to other participants’ ideas and proposals in the hope that these consultations will serve to advance and strengthen public broadcasting and all public service media, journalism and original production and creation in Canada, on all platforms Canadians access.
Letter to Heritage Minister Mélanie Joly: CMG advocates for Canadian culture and media Read More
Since we started the Fairness in Factual campaign three years ago, more than 400 workers have signed up to be
Union putting factual TV worker issues on the public policy map Read More
CMG is disappointed that the CRTC has excluded CBC/Radio-Canada and other public service media from its local news funding
CRTC excludes CBC, other public service media in new local news funding decision Read More
When we work together, incredible things that seem impossible happen. Together, we will continue to make CMG the innovative and progressive union it is for media workers in Canada.
