Le gouvernement fédéral mettra sur pied, au cours des prochains mois, un comité d’experts pour « réfléchir à l’avenir » de CBC/Radio-Canada et assurer la « pérennité » du diffuseur public. On a modernisé la Loi sur la radiodiffusion, et la prochaine étape, c’est vraiment CBC/Radio-Canada. On est rendus de plus en plus à se dire : à quoi ça ressemble, CBC/Radio-Canada, au 21e siècle, avec toutes ces plateformes-là? Photo : La Presse canadienne / Ryan RemiorzCBC/Radio-Canada invoque des facteurs structurels comme la diminution des revenus publicitaires à la télévision et la concurrence féroce des géants du numérique pour justifier ses compressions, estimées à près de 125 millions de dollars pour l’exercice 2024-2025. C’est un exercice qu’on a demandé à CBC/Radio-Canada de faire aussi, mais non, la décision finale n’a pas été prise.

CBC News published this video item, entitled “Bald tires on Budget rental vehicle blamed for sending family spinning out of control” – below is their description. A Winnipeg man wants answers after his frightening experience renting a vehicle with Budget Car Rental. A major safety flaw led him and his two children to spin out of control on a highway and land in a ditch. CBC News YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Please note comments are moderated before publication.

“I’m going to hunt all the corrupt people. “That’s not going to be the case the moment I’m there,” His Majesty said, referring to kickbacks. “Even PETRONAS should not be under Parliament; report directly to me,” said Sultan Ibrahim, referring to the national oil giant. Sultan Ibrahim also suggested that judicial appointments be separated from the Executive and that they must be independent. https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2023...-corrupt-peoplePETALING JAYA: Saying that he is not interested in giving up five years of his life just to be a “puppet king,” Sultan Ibrahim Almarhum Sultan Iskandar has vowed to crack down on graft.“I’m going to hunt all the corrupt people.

This claim reflects a deliberate misportrayal of the nature of the food retail business. While retail is thus an inherently “low margin” business activity, this hardly means it is not profitable. *1* That may seem “small” relative to the firm’s total revenues: which reached $45 billion over those nine months, an increase of 6%. In this context, it is quite wrong to equate a “low margin” business with a “low profit” business. The experience of the food retail sector contrasts with that of the food manufacturing sector in Canada.

Municipal archive staff scanned images brought in so they can be made available to the public. McClure said the scanned images from Sunday will be available on the archive's website and database, joining around 30,000 images already available. She said arrangements are being made for him to come back to have the entire collection scanned. A Wallace Robinson MacAskill photo showing workers building the Young Avenue bridge in Halifax. A Wallace Robinson MacAskill photo shows workers building the Young Avenue bridge in Halifax.

That makes the comedy festival in NOTL look pretty attractive for locals, visitors from around the region and tourists, especially from the U.S. It also is planned to coincide with the Icewine Festival, which attracts visitors to town who are looking for evening entertainment. That’s how the Icebreakers Comedy Festival began, he says, with the help of two of his high school friends, Maria Mavridis and Tim Balasiuk. “It’s a big milestone, and we have an amazing line-up of great comics. They know I bring great comics who put on great shows.

Have hordes of investors – from mom and pops to Wall Street giants – gobbled up single-family residences across the state to make them rentals? Yes, California has the most single-family rentals in the nation at 2.1 million units, or 15% of the US total. But between 2017 and 2022, the number of California’s single-family rentals dropped by 81,548 units, according to Census data. This dip in rental homes is a sharp contrast to owners who occupy their single-family residences. In 2017, 25% of California’s single-family residences had renters vs. 18% across the US.

Dear Liz: Finance companies claim if you owe too much credit card debt that by law you need not pay it all back, but can retire some or most of this debt. They say this is not a credit card debt reduction program through balance transfers or debt consolidation loans. With debt settlement, the debtor stops making payments on their credit card debt, hoping that the issuers eventually will settle for less than what is owed. AdvertisementMost people who struggle with credit card debt would be better off filing bankruptcy or using a credit counseling service’s debt management program. Bankruptcy, meanwhile, allows credit card debt to be legally erased without triggering a tax bill.

Reigning Olympic relay champions Jordan Pierre-Gilles (Sherbrooke, Que), Steven Dubois (Lachenaie, Que.) and Pascal Dion (Montreal, Que.) were joined in the final by William Dandjinou (Montreal, Que. ), who anchored the team to their second gold medal of the season. Maxime Laoun (Montreal, Que.)

Non-native feral rabbit populations have popped up in Canmore, Calgary and Edmonton. (Helen Pike/CBC - image credit)It could be the end of Canmore's feral rabbit saga. The province doesn't currently encourage re-homing feral rabbits; it encourages trapping them and putting them down. Canmore's feral rabbit problem started when pets were released in the 1980s. Officials decided something needed to be done about a bunny boom in 2011 — estimating the population had doubled from 1,000 to 2,000 feral rabbits.

(CBC - image credit)Colleagues and friends are praising the appointment of Leonard Marchand, the first Indigenous chief justice in B.C. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appointed him to his role on Friday to replace former chief justice Robert Bauman, who retired on Oct. 1. Supreme Court from 2017 until 2021, and the Court of Appeal since then, has been appointed the Chief Justice for B.C. Supreme Court from 2017 until 2021, and the Court of Appeal since then, has been appointed the Chief Justice for B.C. (David Horemans/CBC)Could shape future legislationThe Chief Justice of B.C.

Dubreuil skates a season’s fastest time in 500m; Maltais, Blondin and Lamarche reach podium in Team PursuitTOMASZÓW MAZOWIECKI, POLAND – The second day of the ISU World Cup Speed Skating Tomaszów Mazowiecki wraps up with two silver medals for Canada. raced to the silver medal in the women’s Team Pursuit with a time of 3:03.24 (+2.89), earning Lamarche the first World Cup medal of her career. The ISU World Cup Speed Skating in Tomaszów Mazowiecki will conclude on Sunday with the women’s 1000m and Mass Start, as well as the men’s 500m-2 and 5000m. Quotes“It was a very good race. With a second medal this autumn and a good race like today, I’m closing in on third place overall.

Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and bearbrookpodcast.com. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and CBC Radio. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and CBC Radio. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or thisiscriminal.com. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or serialpodcast.org.

"To be clear, all possible measures are being considered in the context of managing our financial pressures in the months ahead, including senior executive compensation." Tait announced job cuts earlier in the week, saying the move was necessary to make up for a $125-million shortfall. Following her remarks, CBC spokesman Leon Mar clarified that the broadcaster would not be reconsidering the bonuses it would have paid under existing contracts. In their statement on Friday, the senior executives said they are "committed to minimizing the effect of cuts on our programs and services to Canadians and on our workforce." Liberal, Conservative and New Democrat MPs on the committee universally expressed that they did not feel it would be appropriate for CBC executives to receive bonuses while it planned to cut its workforce.

CBC considering ‘all possible measures’ in wake of concerns over cuts, exec bonuses Dec 8, 2023 | 2:17 PMOTTAWA — Top CBC executives say they are considering options to manage the broadcaster’s financial pressures, including taking a look at “senior executive compensation,” following plans to slash 10 per cent of the public broadcaster’s workforce. CBC/Radio-Canada head Catherine Tait and seven vice-presidents released a brief statement today, after MPs of different political stripes voiced concern about the plan to cut 600 jobs and not fill 200 vacancies over the next year. Tait announced those plans earlier in the week, saying the move was necessary to make up for a $125-million budget shortfall. But political leaders have expressed concern about the impact the job cuts will have on programming, especially for French-language audiences both in Quebec and outside the province.