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CMG leaders are taking a new turn in 2010. The Guild’s national executive committee has decided that rebuilding the union
Rebuilding in 2010 after the good and bad of 2009 Read More
We’re all watching the slow disintegration of Canwest and waiting for the other, or maybe just the next, shoe to
Turbulence in the holding pattern at CW Television Read More
December 3, 2009 marked the International Disabled Person’s Day, when people with disabilities are honoured and recognized for the challenges
We are all the richer when differently-abled workers are accommodated Read More
It’s fashionable to say TV is dead. Futurists everywhere have been eulogizing the mass medium for years. But it’s downright
Saving TV in spite of itself Read More
At the end of October, the Guild and S-VOX met with labour arbitrator Rick MacDowell to try to resolve a
First ever grievances resolved at S-VOX Read More
Dear Jean, what should I do if I have an accident at work? While members who do certain jobs think
Last spring, I requested the document(s) that the Treasury Board sent to CBC brass demanding their participation in a “strategic
Is the government review of CBC’s budget a state secret? Read More
We bounce from deadline to deadline, shift to shift and from one re-org to another so often that we forget
Stop a sec to consider the change around you Read More
The face of Canada is changing. This is especially apparent in Canada’s urban centres and in the dry but stark
Effort needed to embrace Aboriginal workers in our workplaces Read More
Whew. Since the start of 2009, there’s been a whirlwind of bad news with reports of the death of the
Layoffs shine a light on weak points in the media industry Read More
During the 2005 lockout, CBC Northern service picket lines were sometimes two people, but the impact of the lost services
CBC Northern Service is the heartbeat of ten-year-old Nunavut Read More
June is a month to celebrate Aboriginal contributions and press for improved conditions In honour of National Aboriginal Day, the
A surprising number of people don’t know that it’s possible to watch live TV without subscribing to cable or satellite
Canadian industry stalling as free TV makes a comeback Read More
When Terri Monture heard that the Canadian Media Guild was looking for a staff representative dedicated to human rights and
New Guild staff rep a “warrior for the people” Read More
To qualify for Employment Insurance benefits, a parent must have accumulated at least 600 insured hours during the last year
Everyone has an opinion about the CBC. In fact, there is probably no other national institution that sparks the kind
Stimulate the economy, stimulate ideas, stimulate debate: fund the d**n CBC! Read More
There’s no question these are depressing times. News operations are closing across North America– but it’s happening very differently on
Saving local news and why it’s vital for our union Read More
If you’re a journalist, writer, musician or producer in Quebec, you know Quebecor– whether you want to or not. And
Lockout at Journal de Montr Read More
It’s a blog world CMG president Lise Lareau, and friends, now have a blog on the state of the media
At the end of February, S-VOX – owner of VisionTV along with a couple of other smaller specialty TV channels
There’s a loss of faith at spiritual broadcaster Read More
The Guild is doing everything it can to help prevent layoffs and is working closely with our employers in this