What if the CBC struck being distinctly Canadian from its mandate?
We should re-examine how the CBC defines Canada’s national identity. The CBC exists to “be predominantly and distinctly…
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CBC’s “The Porter” will zone in on the lives and successes of Little Burgundy’s Black train porters
The show’s co-creators and members of the cast discuss the process of filming during COVID-19, what they hope…
Just As I Am follows Montreal’s Shira Choir as they persevere through turbulent times
Director Evan Beloff’s new documentary highlights the collaborative vocal power of the Shira choir, revealing both the pain…
Navigating Quebec’s tight-knit art community
Changing the culture of representation for contemporary artists Benjamin J. Allard, BA Concordia Communication Studies alumnus, former research…
After a five-year break, Shad is back with his most complete album yet
After a five-year break, Ontario MC is back with his most complete album yet “If I’m honest, it’s…
What looms on the horizon for journalism?
McGill hosts discussions with industry bigwigs, veteran correspondents and student journalists Even though journalism is facing enormous challenges,…
Nahlah Ayed on migration and refugees
The foreign correspondent spoke about her experience covering the refugee crisis Nahlah Ayed, a foreign correspondent with the…
Laughing at myself with strangers
One Concordian’s experience participating in Grownups Read Things They Wrote as Kids Grownups Read Things They Wrote as…
Hubert Lacroix on the future of CBC
CBC CEO spoke to a class full of Concordia journalism students on Jan. 21 On Jan. 21, Hubert…
Media today: Canadian content matters
Why people should be passionate about public broadcasting On Jan. 21, Hubert Lacroix, the CEO of CBC/Radio-Canada, addressed…