HOTSHEET FOR MONDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 2008

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1. THE CURRENT:

A deadly listeriosis outbreak has left many Canadians wondering about
food safety. The Current looks at the federal government's role in
protecting Canada's food supply. And, with an election looming, find
out where Canada's political parties stand on the issue. And speaking
of food…Vitamin B12 is found in beef, fish and milk. A new study
suggests that a B12 deficiency could cause the human brain to shrink.
But, that claim has vegans crying foul. That's on The Current, with
Anna Maria Tremonti, this morning at 8:30 (9:00 NT) on CBC Radio One.

2. WHITE COAT, BLACK ART: ***Also heard Saturday afternoon at 4:30 (5
NT) on CBC Radio One***

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and realize that you have to be a "CBC member" to receive their
badly HTML mit Flash coding spam.

Sigh.

Not on the English page
http://www.cbc.ca/ombudsman/page/home.html
so I presume it hasn't been translated yet

So see
http://www.radio-canada.ca/ombudsman/index.shtml
which is getting over 1500 hits a month under revisions made.

http://www.radio-canada.ca/ombudsman/pdf/WEB%%20FRA%%20FRAN%%200708.pdf
558 kiobytes, 57 pages, in French
Table of Contents
TABLE DES MATI

http://www.radio-canada.ca/arts-spectacles/PlusArts/2008/09/18/001-gabi_drouin.
asp
[ Archival clips on the URL above ]
Adieu Gabi Drouin

Mise à jour le jeudi 18 septembre 2008 à 10 h 56

23 Commenter cette nouvelle Gabi Drouin en 1988

Photo: Société Radio-Canada
Gabi Drouin en 1988

Une personnalité longtemps associée à la radio et à la télévision de
Radio-Canada n'est plus.

Gabi Drouin a succombé à un cancer. Il avait 77 ans.

Le journaliste et animateur a travaillé pendant 27 ans à Radio-Canada.

De nombreux téléspectateurs se souviennent de lui comme présentateur de
nouvelles.

Gabi Drouin a également animé des émissions phares telles La semaine verte et
Second regard..... [ en plus / more ]

http://www.cyberpresse.
ca/article/20080918/CPTRIBUNE/80918199/5206/CPACTUALITES
Le jeudi 18 septembre 2008

La SRC veut se faire plus présente

par Claude Plante

La Tribune SHERBROOKE

La société Radio-Canada accentuera sa présence en sol estrien au cours de la
prochaine année, profitant du regroupement de ses effectifs télé, radio et
internet sous un même toit à Sherbrooke.

Rappelons que Radio-Canada Estrie a choisi les locaux de l'ancienne pharmacie
Pharmaprix, au 1335, rue King Ouest, pour regrouper ses bureaux et studios de
télé, radio et internet. Le déménagement devrait être complété au plus tard en
septembre 2009.

Radio-Canada avait annoncé en septembre 2007 qu'elle mettait fin à son
affiliation avec TQS/Cogeco à Sherbrooke, Trois-Rivières et Saguenay.
Sherbrooke a officiellement coupé le cordon ombilical avec Cogeco.

On veut par exemple procéder à des embauches journalistes, pour .....

almost all about the TV side, though focus on news
could be seen as radio stuff.

Also Chantal Hebert does do SRC so that gets a mention

Ryerson (University) Review of Journalism
Summer 2008: Table of Contents http://www.rrj.ca/issue/2008/summer/

[7]25 Years
25 Years of Watching the Watchdogs
by Ryerson Staff

[8]Investigating Harvey http://www.rrj.ca/issue/2008/summer/744/
Accused of inventing a scandal, Harvey Cashore of the fifth estate
stubbornly stuck with the Airbus story for 13 years, flummoxing
skeptics who couldn't understand his obsession. Inside the mind of a
dogged investigative reporter
by Canice Leung

HOTSHEET FOR WEEKEND OF SEPTEMBER 20 & 21, 2008

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 2008

1. THE HOUSE:

Stephen Harper claims the Liberal Party has lost its stranglehold on
the votes of new Canadians - if it ever had one. This week on The
House, editor of India Abroad Canada and a writer for The Caribbean
Camera offer a reality check. That's The House, Saturday after World
Report at 9 a.m. (9:30 NT) on CBC Radio One.

2. GO:

Canadians are obsessed with the weather - no wonder, since this
country has so much of it! But they're also fascinated by the people
who forecast the weather. So this week on Go, Brent Bambury and the
gang indulge that fixation when they pit three of Canada's finest
forecasters against one another in a game called "Weather or Not".
Also on the program, Edmonton-born singer-songwriter Wendy McNeill.
That's Go, Saturday at 10 a.m. (10:30 NT) on CBC Radio One.

3. THE DEBATERS: ***Also heard Monday night at 8:30 (9 NT) on CBC
Radio One***

HOTSHEET FOR WEEKEND OF SEPTEMBER 20 & 21, 2008

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 2008

1. THE HOUSE:

Stephen Harper claims the Liberal Party has lost its stranglehold on
the votes of new Canadians - if it ever had one. This week on The
House, editor of India Abroad Canada and a writer for The Caribbean
Camera offer a reality check. That's The House, Saturday after World
Report at 9 a.m. (9:30 NT) on CBC Radio One.

2. GO:

Canadians are obsessed with the weather - no wonder, since this
country has so much of it! But they're also fascinated by the people
who forecast the weather. So this week on Go, Brent Bambury and the
gang indulge that fixation when they pit three of Canada's finest
forecasters against one another in a game called "Weather or Not".
Also on the program, Edmonton-born singer-songwriter Wendy McNeill.
That's Go, Saturday at 10 a.m. (10:30 NT) on CBC Radio One.

3. THE DEBATERS: ***Also heard Monday night at 8:30 (9 NT) on CBC
Radio One***

HOTSHEET FOR FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 19, 2008

-- RADIO ONE --

1. THE CURRENT:

How are you supposed to decide what you think of the Canadian mission
in Afghanistan when almost all of the information about it comes from
either the military or anti-war activists who've opposed the...

SET = Senior Executive Team

from the not-so-friendly Friends of Canadian Broadcasting web page,
an internal CBC mail to the troupe/troops

Yes, he does write like this.
Yes, he is a serious runner and needs a track or circuit most
days. He has respectable times.

There might be a slightly different French version somewhere.

Canadian Media Guild, the big English-language CBC union is
mentioned in the last paragraph. Prepare for a long lockout.
"Focus!"

http://www.friends.ca/News/Friends_News/archives/articles09150802.asp

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Welcome back, changes to SET by Hubert T. Lacroix

Source : CBC/Radio-Canada

September 15, 2008
Greetings!

Welcome back! This note might read like the ones you wrote in grade school
when your teacher asked what you had done during your summer holidays! Busy
summer means a long note.