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On International Women’s Day, CMG celebrates women’s achievements in our workplaces and in our union. We also join with all […]
Celebrating Women’s Achievements and Standing in Solidarity Read More
The CMG opposes the declaration that the US is now a “two-gender” country, which calls for defining individuals throughout their
Advice for CMG members impacted by the US’s “two-gender” policy Read More
I am pleased to announce that we are now accepting applications for the CMG’s Scholarship for Indigenous Students registered in
2024 Indigenous Scholarship – Deadline November 30th, 2024 Read More
The CMG is looking for 3 members to prepare an action plan to address the need of trans, non-binary, and
June to September is Pride Season in Canada, a time to celebrate 2SLGBTQI+ people (that is, people who are Two-Spirit, lesbian, gay,
Pride 2024: No one left behind: Equality, freedom, and justice for all Read More
From Bruce GIllespie, Associate Professor, Faculty of Liberal Arts, Wilfrid Laurier University I am conducting a research study to learn about
Researching LGBTQ2+ Journalists in Canada Read More
Message issued by the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) Canada’s unions are marking National Indigenous People’s Day by reaffirming our steadfast
Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples requires ongoing commitment and action Read More
MORGAN SHARP For CWA Canada It’s an old newsroom adage that one shouldn’t become the story. Like much of the
What should the media do about attacks on trans people? Read More
NOÉMIE MOUKANDA For CWA Canada When you’re the only Black
Being the only Black journalist at the station Read More
NOÉMIE MOUKANDA For CWA Canada When you’re the only Black
Being the only Black journalist at the station Read More
TINA HOUSE | For CWA Canada I hear the drums beating and the songs carrying the voices of our ancestors.
National Indigenous Peoples Day a time to celebrate, educate, reflect Read More
FELESHIA CHANDLER | For CWA Canada With Black History Month upon us, there’s no doubt that many organizations, schools and
February and Lack of diversity in newsrooms Read More
CWA Canada and its largest Local, the Canadian Media Guild (CMG), have made a $10,000 donation to the Indian Residential
Media unions donate $10,000 to help healing of Indian residential school survivors Read More
This year marks the second pandemic celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day, and while we can’t celebrate Indigenous people and
By Anna-Liza Badaloo For CMG/CWA Canada As a BIPOC member of the LGBTQAI2S+ community, I know the struggles that come
How to Avoid One-Dimensional Pride Coverage by Exploring Intersectionality Read More
By Anna-Liza Badaloo For CWA Canada Covering Pride Month no longer means attending large, in-person events. Pride organizations are getting
What Media Professionals Need to Know about Covering Pride Month Read More
Dear Black CMG members, First, thank you for your leadership in stepping forward yet again over the last year to
Honouring Black media colleagues for Black History Month Read More
Our goal is to ensure the public broadcaster fulfills its obligations under the federal Employment Equity Act. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey. The deadline is Tuesday, September 22.
CMG member survey – Employment equity at CBC Read More
By Adrian Harewood
“But what we know from history is that “transforming the discourse” while significant is not sufficient. We want CBC/Radio Canada and other mainstream media to look and feel and sound and be different in material ways in the weeks and months to come. We don’t want to “overcome some day”, we want to overcome now. We cannot afford to wait.”
Fighting for our vision, together Read More
“I’m partial to in-depth ‘follow the money’ investigative pieces. The rise and fall of Tribal Councils Investment Group might be a favorite story that I’ve worked on. Private jets, pricy Vegas getaways-type scandal that only APTN covered extensively.” – Melissa Ridgen
Proud Indigenous media workers, CMG members – Mary Powder and Melissa Ridgen Read More
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.
The Canadian Media Guild condemns attacks on journalists and citizens Read More
Submitted By Tayo Bero, CMG member working at CBC Diversity has been a major topic in
BHM – Members share their stories – How newsrooms can support their diverse talent Read More
sisterhood media has taken up the mission of producing and distributing content made for and by marginalized folks, and doing so in the most accessible ways possible.
BHM – Members share their stories – Telling Black Canadian Stories Read More
Submitted by Debora Grant-Barkun, Hockey mom, proud CMG member, Ottawa I celebrated ‘Hockey Day in Canada’ like a true hockey
BHM – Members share their stories – It’s Tough Playing Canada’s Game Read More
