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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
Read below all offices filled by acclamation. We will fill out the remaining positions as they are announced. CBC /
2018 Location Unit Elections – Results Read More
Our Joint Employment Equity Committee recently met with the management team responsible for increasing equity in hiring at CBC/Radio-Canada. This
Making CBC/Radio-Canada reflect Canada’s diversity Read More
Members of the Canadian Media Guild (CMG) have contributed to recent conversations about cultural appropriation and systemic racism, as well
Working towards Employment Equity at CBC/Radio-Canada Read More
The CMG welcomes the recommendations for action to ensure the workplace is safe and harassment-free contained in the report released
As a result of recent events, the CMG has been trying to find more effective ways to help members who
Challenging sexual harassment and other abuses Read More
In the spirit of celebration of the achievements and contributions of black Canadians to the vibrancy of Canadian culture, I
The Canadian Media Guild Celebrates Black History Month Read More
By Mehreen Shahid Many workers whose efforts and contributions keep our community functioning smoothly often go unnoticed.
Min Sook Lee Labour Arts Awards – Rewarding the unrewarded Read More
The Canadian Media Guild celebrates Aboriginal History Month and acknowledges all of our members of indigenous descent. We have people
Celebrate Aboriginal History Month Read More
In addition to other countless impacts on our members, and on others across Canada and around the world, deep job
Diversity is also a casualty of the CBC cuts Read More
Five questions with Kate Zieman Senior Media Librarian, CBC Q1: What does Pride week mean to you? How will
CMG celebrates Pride : Five questions with our LGBT members Read More
The media are key in educating and informing other Canadians about their Aboriginal neighbours.
CMG celebrates National Aboriginal Day 2013 Read More
A new report by Canadian Unions for Screen Equality, “Focus on Women,” points to a major gap between the opportunities
Study finds pervasive gender inequality in film and TV production Read More
Facebook has a long history of relying on bro-centric rules for content moderation, particularly when it comes to issues that relate to sex, gender, and women’s bodies.
Content moderation, #FBrape and compassion for the user Read More
On International Women’s Day, CMG celebrates women’s achievements in our workplaces and in our union. We also join with all those seeking
Celebrating women’s achievements Read More
Be curious, think outside the box, read lots
CMG celebrates Black History Month 2013 – 4/4 Read More
To honour Black History Month, we asked Guild members to tell us what advice they would give someone coming into
CMG celebrates Black History Month 2013 – 3/4 Read More
Standing with those who are paving the way.
CMG celebrates Black History Month 2013 – 2/4 Read More
Standing with those who are paving the way
CMG celebrates Black History Month 2013 – 1/4 Read More
During the month of February, Canada will celebrate the contributions made to this country by Canadians of African descent. The
Take the time to celebrate forgotten history Read More
The Canadian Labour Congress held its first Human Rights and Equity Conference, called Rise Up for Your Rights, in December.
Passion and inspiration at Labour Congress human rights conference 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
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
