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Join CPAC to build on 30 years of unfiltered access to Canadian democracy. The Cable Public Affairs Channel is Canada’s only national bilingual media outlet focused exclusively on politics and public affairs. The Role The Director, Finance and Business Affairs is a strong leader who provides direction and management of

Le français suit About the CCSA The Canadian Communication Systems Alliance (“CCSA” or “Management”) is a national organization representing more than 100 independent companies providing bundled internet, TV, and telephone services to hundreds of thousands of Canadians in communities generally outside urban markets, from coast to coast to coast. Leveraging

Be a part of Canada’s window to democracy by joining one of the National Capital Region’s Top 100 Employers. As the only national, bilingual media outlet focused exclusively on Canadian politics, the Cable Public Affairs Channel (CPAC) is unique in the Canadian media landscape. We are seeking an innovative and

The Opportunity Knowledge Network, British Columbia’s Public Broadcaster is seeking a Director of Broadcast Engineering & Information Technology to lead the technical design, management and execution of our broadcast television channel, our corporate IT infrastructure and to provide support for the operation of our streaming platforms. Knowledge Network provides a

By Denis Carmel OTTAWA – A Conservative amendment that would include smaller organizations of fewer than two journalists who could be compensated by online platforms like Facebook and Apple News for linking to their stories was defeated at the House Heritage committee on Friday. The Online News Act currently only

TORONTO – Ontario’s Lieutenant Governor in Council has appointed former CRTC Chairman Jean-Pierre Blais as a member of the province’s land tribunal, according to a November 23 release. Blais was one of seven appointed to the position, effective November 17, that will be responsible for adjudicating matters related to land

By Denis Carmel OTTAWA – The House Heritage Committee on Friday unanimously adopted an NDP amendment to the Online News Act that will give big tech platforms immunity from negotiations with news platforms for a period of five years. The proposed legislation, bill C-18, will force platforms like Facebook and

By Denis Carmel OTTAWA – A Conservative amendment that would place monetary thresholds on which companies qualify for CRTC regulation under new legislation would allow those companies to skirt the rules, according to a Liberal MP Tuesday during a House Heritage committee hearing. In its current form, Bill C-18, the Online

OTTAWA — Former CRTC commissioner and columnist Andrew Cardozo has been appointed senator today by the Governor General, one of three independents to fill vacancies in the upper house from Ontario. A CRTC commissioner from 1997 to 2003 and an adjunct professor of journalism and communications at Carleton University, Cardozo