Honouring National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
This National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, which coincides with Orange Shirt Day on September 30, the Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB) is ...
News
Take a look at some or our recent news and updates about what we are doing to advocate on behalf of Canada’s private broadcasters
Broadcasters on the East Coast Stay On Air During Storm
Thank you to our members on the east coast who have been working hard to stay on air and keep people informed during post-tropical storm Fiona. As this was one of the strongest storms the east coast h...
CAB Statement on Referral of CBC Licence Decision Back to the CRTC
The Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB) is disappointed with how the Governor in Council chose to refer the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation/Société Radio-Canada’s licence renewal back to ...
CAB Petition to Cabinet Concerning CBC-SRC Licence Renewal
On August 4, 2022, the CAB submitted a petition to the Governor in Council requesting that the federal cabinet set aside and revisit certain aspects of the CRTC’s Broadcasting Decision 2022-165 conc...
Bill C-18: The Online News Act
Bill C-18: The Online News Act was introduced by the Hon. Pablo Rodriguez, Mi...
PSA Campaign in Support of Ukraine by Bell Media for the Canadian Red Cross
Duff Roman contacted the CAB to help share a PSA campaign in support the Canadian Red Cross and their ongoing efforts in Ukraine. The PSA was developed through Bell Media and calls on Canadians for th...
Women in Canadian Broadcasting
This International Women’s Day CAB celebrates the many women who contribute to the Canadian broadcast sector.
Op-Ed: “The future of broadcasting in Canada is at stake”
Op-Ed by CAB President Kevin Desjardins as published in the Toronto Star
Statement on the tabling of Bill C-11, An Act to Amend the Broadcasting Act
Statement by Kevin Desjardins, President, Canadian Association of Broadcasters.