Upcoming negotiations to renew our Collective Agreement with APTN – Please indicate your priorities by March 15
At our last membership meeting on January 17, 2019, we discussed a number of issues relevant to our upcoming negotiations […]
We need a strong APTN – Register your support with the CRTC
Over the past 18 years, the Aboriginal Peoples’ Television Network (APTN) has been covering important news, sharing underrepresented stories, and
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CMG members at APTN vote to accept the new collective agreement
Your Bargaining Committee is pleased to announce that CMG members at APTN have voted to accept the Memorandum of Agreement
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Polls now open – Ratification vote regarding the new Agreement between CMG and APTN
The online electronic poll is now open for voting on the new Collective Agreement between CMG and APTN. Voting is
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Reminder: The APTN Collective Agreement ratification meeting is Wednesday, July 20 at 6 p.m.
This is a reminder that your Bargaining Committee is holding a meeting Wednesday, July 20, 2016 at 6 p.m. to
APTN Collective Agreement Ratification Meeting
Your Bargaining Committee is holding a meeting to discuss the Memorandum of Agreement that we reached with APTN late last
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CMG reaches tentative agreement with APTN
Your Bargaining Committee is pleased to announce that we have signed a Memorandum of Agreement with APTN. Highlights of this
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Please fill in the APTN bargaining questionnaire and return it by April 20
In order to help your Bargaining Committee prepare for the next round of bargaining with APTN, we have prepared the
Please fill in the APTN bargaining questionnaire and return it by April 20 Read More
Vince Proteau elected President of the APTN Branch
Nominations for the position of President of the CMG’s APTN Branch are now closed. Vince Proteau was the only nominee
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Call for nominations: President, APTN Branch
The CMG is now accepting nominations for the position of President of the APTN Branch of the Guild.
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Celebrate Aboriginal History Month
The Canadian Media Guild celebrates Aboriginal History Month and acknowledges all of our members of indigenous descent. We have people
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Help shape the future of TV in Canada – Fill out CRTC’s Choicebook
As part of its ongoing consultation about television in Canada, the CRTC is asking Canadians to consider a number of scenarios
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Be part of the conversation about the future of TV in your area
In the fall we asked you to weigh in with your unique perspective, in the CRTC national consultation that will have
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CRTC acknowledges APTN’s exceptional contribution to Canada
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) announced today it is renewing the Aboriginal People’s Television Network’s (APTN) mandatory carriage status. The
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Guild at APTN – We’re looking for executive council members
Due to recent events, your Guild executive at APTN has decided to re-constitute itself on an interim basis until the
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Five questions with Jorge Barrera
Jorge Barrera, Guild member, APTN reporter, winner of the 2012 J-Source Newsperson of the Year Award. Congratulations on being named the 2012 J-Source Newsperson of the Year.
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Building APTN to last in a changing Canada
Today, CMG filed a submission to the CRTC in support of APTN’s licence renewal. APTN plays an indispensable role in the Canadian broadcasting system. In its 14 years of existence, APTN has enriched Canada and the world through indigenous programming and coverage of issues in ways and voices we do not find anywhere else.
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Build APTN to last!
Please help make sure the Aboriginal Peoples’ Television Network continues to thrive … in our communities, on our TVs and online. Write to the CRTC today to support APTN! The deadline for the public to send letters is February 27, 2013.
CMG reviews and supports the new APTN payroll system and “virtual time-card”
Your union met with APTN management on January 30 for our quarterly Joint Committee meeting to discuss the new ADP
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Job description review project moves into the final phase at APTN – We need to hear from you
Since our last round of collective bargaining, we have been working with the APTN HR to review job descriptions. We
Participate in a workshop designed for you!
The Canadian Media Guild is pleased to announce a new workshop designed specifically for indigenous media workers: “Expanding Our Circle:
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Guild calls on Air Canada to apologize for racist memo
The Canadian Media Guild has sent a letter to Air Canada CEO Calin Rovinescu asking that the airline apologize for
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Cheryl McKenzie joins Guild executive at aptn
On Behalf of the aptn Branch of the Canadian Media Guild, I would like to welcome Cheryl McKenzie to the
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We’re looking for a secretary-treasurer for the aptn branch executive
The position of Secretary-Treasurer on the aptn branch executive was recently vacated. This provides an opportunity for another member to
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