Accountability: CBC president Catherine Tait pays $200 conflict-of-interest fine, blames investment advisor
Let’s Check In On The CBC
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And people say Ottawa nightlife is lame.
Here’s Liberal campaign director Andrew Bevan, PMO chief of staff Katie Telford and the CBC’s David Cochrane meeting.
Fun! pic.twitter.com/TIPXtrnBE1
— Canada Proud (@WeAreCanProud) October 30, 2024
It Was a Working Holiday
Blacklock’s- CBCer Defends France Junket
Catherine Tait, $497,000-a year CEO of the CBC, yesterday confirmed she billed taxpayers $1,000 a night to enjoy a five star hotel in Paris in July. Tait said taxpayers would have been concerned if she didn’t attend the Paris Olympics.
“Well I was on holiday,” replied Tait. “That is why I did not ask CBC to pay for my airfare. Nevertheless when I want to the Games I was working on behalf of CBC.”
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CBC CEO refuses to answer on whether she'll accept a bonus while millions of Canadians are struggling and the CBC has fewer viewers than ever.
Outrageous. Fire Trudeau. Defund the CBC. Sign here: https://t.co/R8BvsAcjeg
pic.twitter.com/jj1bj08593— Pierre Poilievre (@PierrePoilievre) October 21, 2024
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TNC: Annual report reveals advertisers continue to ditch the CBC
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CBC- Man accused of plotting NYC Oct. 7 attack made refugee claim in Canada: immigration consultant
Qadeer said Khan was in the process of claiming refugee status on the basis of his sexual orientation. “He said he was gay,” Qadeer told CBC News in a recent interview.
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If you read very carefully and almost to the bottom of a very long article.
CBC- Conservatives are targeting Singh over his pension — but Poilievre’s is three times larger
The difference between getting a pension and not getting one is also significant, said Newell. If Singh doesn’t hit six years of service early next year, he’s only entitled to a refund of his pension contributions with interest.
Francisco- I believe they call this “burying the lede”.
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CBC Power & Politics panelist accuses BC Conservatives of being a white supremacist organization https://t.co/42vkU9HZID
— Jonathan Kay (@jonkay) September 8, 2024
I Disagree
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Dispatches from the Maple Gulag Truck Stop
Yesterday evening, Thursday August 29, saw the end of sentencing hearings for Tony Olienick and Chris Carbert at Court of King’s Bench in Lethbridge, Alberta. Those hearings lasted four days, with both the Crown and Defense presenting various arguments for what they believed would be appropriate sentences regards the minor charges both men were found ‘guilty’ of in relation to the major charge of ‘conspiring to murder police officers’, for which they were found NOT GUILTY.
Final sentencing has been adjourned until September 9th, as briefs were submitted by the defense late on Wednesday evening, to my mind possibly related to the very concerning rhetoric of Justice Labrenz which was heard on Tuesday.
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The Canadian Press take the jobs their employees can’t do.
The Canadian Broadcasting Corp. paid out $18.4 million in bonuses this year after hundreds of jobs at the public broadcaster were eliminated.
Documents obtained through access to information laws show CBC/Radio-Canada paid bonuses to 1,194 employees for the 2023-24 fiscal year.
More than $3.3 million of that sum was paid to 45 executives.
That means those executives got an average bonus of over $73,000, which is more than the median family income after taxes in 2022, according to Statistics Canada.
But It’s Republican’s Who Are Weird
“What he just said is repulsive,” White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said at a briefing in response to Trump’s remarks. “It’s insulting.”
Where would he get such an idea from…
Update: CNN-How Harris Indian Roots Shaped Her Political Views
Your Moral and Intellectual Superiors
Blacklocks- Caution CBCers Over Tweets
“This is a healthy reminder for those journalists who feel compelled to weigh in on controversial news stories,” wrote Ombudsman Jack Nagler. “While you don’t carry the burden of balance on your social feeds the way CBC does as a whole you are still expected to provide context where necessary.”
The guidance followed a social media post last November 6 by Samira Mohyeddin, a Toronto producer for the CBC Radio program The Current. Mohyeddin tweeted in sympathy for a Palestinian activist arrested for inciting terrorism.
The post omitted the fact the woman, Palestinian activist Ahed Tamimi, was arrested for threatening to kill Jews and drink their blood.
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They earned those bonuses: CBC managers “pushed through the correction” of a news story mildly critical of the federal government, Access To Information records show. CEO Catherine Tait has repeatedly denied any political interference in ensuring “correct” CBC News coverage
Justin’s CBC
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Pedophile groomers are now running the joint at CBC Kids..
“But at least he’s not Hitler”
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Is it true that @OmarYKhan, a @CBCNews employee earning $216,000 per year deleted this post claiming how @JustinTrudeau’s $10 daycare saved him over $10,000 last year?
That seems kind of scuzzy.