Dalton Camp Award Winners to be AnnouncedJun 3, 2003 Ottawa - The first winners of the Dalton Camp Award will be announced on Friday, June 6, 2003. The Award will be given to three Canadians for their original essays on the link between democratic values and the quality of the media in Canada. The identities of the winners will be made public by Canada Newswire release on Friday, June 6, at 8:00 a.m. (EDT) and their winning submissions will be posted on the website of Friends of Canadian Broadcasting at www.friendscb.ca Our three winning authors live in St. John's, Newfoundland, Toronto, Ontario and Winnipeg, Manitoba. Sponsored by the Friends of Canadian Broadcasting, the Award is named in honour of distinguished political commentator Dalton Camp. Each award consists of a prize of $5,000 as well as a bronze cast medal by renowned Canadian sculptress Dora de Pédèry-Hunt. A special event where the winners will receive their Award will take place at the Banff Television Festival at 11:00 a.m. local time, Monday, June 9, in the Theatre of the Fairmont Banff Springs Conference Centre. For information: |
Feb 1, 2012 — Hamilton residents want their own CBC stationA substantial majority of Hamilton area residents would like CBC to establish a local radio station to cover community affairs, and support the Conservative's pre-election pledge to maintain or increase CBC funding. Jan 31, 2012 — London residents want their own CBC stationA wide majority of London residents would like CBC to establish a local radio station to cover community affairs and most hope their MP would champion the new station or not oppose it. Jan 31, 2012 — Kamloops area residents want their own CBC stationA substantial majority of Kamloops area residents would like CBC to establish a local radio station to cover community affairs and three-quarters hope their MP would champion a new station or not oppose it. Jan 19, 2012 — Waterloo region residents want their own CBC stationA new opinion survey shows a substantial majority (68%) of Waterloo region residents would like CBC to establish a local radio station to cover community affairs and most (73%) hope their MP would champion the new station or not oppose it. Nov 29, 2011 — Le gouvernement conservateur perdrait sa nouvelle crédibilité en matière culturelle si Radio-Canada subissait des coupuresLe parti Conservateur a réussi à s'attirer la confiance des citoyens en ce qui a trait à la culture canadienne et à la Société Radio-Canada, mais cette confiance pourrait rapidement se volatiliser si la SRC devait faire face aux compressions à son allocation parlementaire dont les rumeurs abondent. Nov 29, 2011 — Poll: New Conservative traction on culture and CBC could slip with budget cutsNew survey finds the Conservative Party is gaining the trust of voters when it comes to Canadian culture and the CBC, but that trust could quickly evaporate if forecast cuts to the national public broadcaster’s parliamentary allocation come to pass. Oct 27, 2011 — PM’s appointees responsible for CBC’s disclosure woesFRIENDS says the current debate about the CBC's access to information practices lays bare a broader accountability issue. Sep 26, 2011 — CBC funding comes under Conservative fire despite election promiseDespite an election promise to maintain or increase funding to the CBC, cutting or even eliminating the budget of the national public broadcaster seems to be rising up the agenda of the Harper government. |
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