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The Canadian Media Guild and its affiliated organization, CWA-SCA Canada, are inviting applications for a Staff Representative dedicated to promoting […]
Guild seeks staff representative dedicated to promoting equity Read More
The new collective agreement between CBC and CMG includes some important new elements for Temporary Employees. ***Please forward this note
Guide for temporary employees at CBC Read More
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
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
It must be a relief for private media outlets to splash CBC’s troubles on the front page. There was an
The sands are shifting under our feet Read More
S-VOX handed out nine layoff notices today and has announced its intention to post 4 new jobs. CMG members who
Guild to VisionTV: Where’s The Faith? Read More
The Canadian Media Guild is seeking clarifications from CBC management on comments made yesterday by President Hubert Lacroix during a
Guild seeks info from CBC, more money from Ottawa Read More
The CBC has been sucked into a whirlwind of partisan politicking just at the time of year the public broadcaster
It’s a race to the bottom for Canadian broadcasting Read More
Starting on the February 26 pay, the 1.5% pay increase negotiated in the new collective agreement will be applied to
Retro pay to come February 26 Read More
By guest blogger karenatcmg Le Devoir reported this week that Quebec private TV network TQS is cancelling the last of
The failed local TV experiment and why it shouldn’t be used to change the rules Read More
Human Rights report Canadian Media Guild Friday, February, 20 and Saturday, February 21 Prepared: Michael D’Souza Director of Human Rights
Report to the National Executive Committee – February 2009 Read More
In the last few days, my worst suspicions were confirmed about how the Canadian TV industry is dealing with the
Slowly, quietly, behind closed doors Read More
We are now accepting applications from CMG members for the course, “Leadership in Action,” which will take place April 30
Training course for Guild volunteers April 30-May 3 Read More
Joint Equity Committee Membership Natasha Fatah and Barbara Saxberg have both withdrawn as CMG members of this committee for personal
Report to CBC Branch executive – February 2009 Read More
The CRTC said today it would issue one-year licence renewals to permit hearings in 2010 on how television broadcasters serve
I was invited on to CHCH Hamilton’s Live@5:30 show for a mini debate with S-VOX executive Peter Miller on the
Want a future for local news? Call your MP Read More
In an article in the latest Broadcast Dialogue magazine, consultant (and former CBC executive) Michael McEwen says that Canadians left
Are Canadian broadcasters missing the boat? Read More
Emily Chung has been acclaimed as the director of new media on the Guild’s executive at CBC. She will serve
Emily Chung acclaimed as the Guild’s director of new media Read More
More information on the sale of Christian Channel Earlier this week we met with representatives of S-VOX as part of
More information on the sale of Christian Channel Read More
Our new collective agreement was ratified this week with a vote of 93% in favour. I would first like to
Our agreement is ratified; the future starts now Read More
