After years of work by labour and community groups, the Ontario government has passed Bill 148, the landmark legislation that

The Canadian Media Guild is urging Ontario Labour Minister Kevin Flynn to conduct a review of the province’s Film and

Bit by bit, reality and factual TV shows are disappearing for the upcoming season.  It appears to be happening quietly

This week the Wynne government announced proposed changes to Ontario’s employment and labour laws that would see the minimum wage

The team leading our union’s campaign to give a collective voice to reality and factual TV workers is beginning to

The signals are good.  Early reports indicate that the Ontario government’s Changing Workplaces Review will not be a waste of

MEDIA MIXER – Toronto, April 25 – Freelancer or employee? Myths, facts, and tips for navigating the media industry

Two special advisers to Ontario’s Minister of Labour are about to release their recommendations on how to address the growing

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.

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.

Factual TV workers have collaborated with the Canadian Media Guild to produce the first-ever Guide to working in Canada’s factual