Canada's ethnic communities, which in the first generation may be concentrated in definable neighbourhoods in metropolises like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal, tend to spread out with succeeding generations.
If Canada is to develop and maintain a distinct identity in a world where information knows no borders, it must continue to resist the temptation to create a generic ``world class'' culture, which can be interpreted as ``American clone culture,'' devoid of local flavour.
Canada's rapidly evolving body of human rights legislation, supported by a growing commitment to the principle of equity for all citizens, has created an environment in which artists in ethnocultural communities feel increasingly free to publicly exhibit and celebrate their arts.
Chinavision's competitors did make the CRTC aware of allegations of "shady financial dealings" involving the popular Chinese-language television station.
Bob Ip, a city editor with Canada's largest Chinese-language newspaper Sing Tao, said if Beijing is involved in attempting to influence new coverage, then it is simply mirroring the actions of Western governments.
To said CSIS was more active in monitoring the activities of Chinese diplomats in Canada in the years after the 1989 massacre than it was after the Liberals came to office in 1993.
Canada's first wireless station is established in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia.
The Government of Canada forms a royal commission chaired by Sir John Aird, to study the state of broadcasting in the country and make recommendations on its administration, management and monitoring, and to assess its financial needs.
Canada becomes the third country in the world to have a satellite in orbit.
Jul 26, 1998 - Specialty channels have enjoyed a decade of success and increased Canadian content(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
As a result, Canada now has more TV viewing options and more homegrown specialty channels than any country in the world other than the U.S. In many ways, the specialty channel revolution has met the policy goals that the CRTC set 10 years ago.
That is a reversal of the usual experience of English language TV in Canada, where about 75 per cent of the viewing has traditionally been foreign programming.
By 1986, CRTC commissioners began to worry that if Canada didn't cultivate its own successful specialty channels, the rising popularity of such services in the U.S. would eventually force the commission to ease restrictions.
Chen a dit qu’il avait entendu "des rumeurs d’industrie " à l'effet que Chinavision pouvait avoir reçu de l'argent de firmes liées à Beijing au début des années 90.
Sean Rowan, un porte-parole du Département des Affaires Étrangères et du Commerce International a dit que le Canada, tente de promouvoir un dialogue avec la Chine sur les droits humains et croit que les conditions pour les Chinois s’améliorent en même temps que croît la croissance de l’économie.
To a dit que le CSIS était plus actif dans la surveillance des activités de diplomates chinois au Canada après le massacre de 1989 qu’après que les Libéraux soient venus au pouvoir en 1993.
Depuis la première Commission royale, créée en 1928 pour étudier la radiodiffusion, le gouvernement du Canada s'est sans cesse employé à s'assurer que ses politiques suivent l'évolution de la technologie dans chacun des secteurs de la radiodiffusion (l'ère de la radio, celle de la télévision et maintenant l'explosion technologique de l'ère de l'autoroute de l'information).
Le gouvernement du Canada forme une Commission royale d'enquête, présidée par John Aird, pour étudier les conditions de la radiodiffusion au pays et formuler des recommandations quant à l'administration, la direction et la surveillance d'un tel service et évaluer ses besoins financiers.
La CCR doit réglementer et contrôler l'ensemble de la radiodiffusion au Canada, et fournir un service de radiodiffusion national (déterminer le nombre, l'emplacement et la puissance des stations de radiodiffusion ainsi que le temps consacré aux émissions nationales et locales).
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Bob Ip, a city editor with Canada’s largest Chinese-language newspaper Sing Tao, said if Beijing is involved in attempting to influence new coverage, then it is simply mirroring the actions of Western governments.” It [the Chinese government] is just doing what other governments do.
They always try to make use of the news media to promote themselves.”
To has a complaint, he should go to the Security Intelligence Review Committee, a watchdog panel set up by Parliament, Mr.
Order Directing the CRTC to Issue a Notice to all Television Networks throughout Canada to Broadcast a Special Message from the Prime Minister, SOR/95-503
Order Designating the Minister of Industry as the Designated Minister for Purposes of the Business Development Bank of Canada Act and as appropriate Minister with respect to the Business Development Bank of Canada for purposes of the Financial Administration Act, SI/97-104
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Désistements : Les documents ne sont pas les versions officielles des Lois et Règlements du Canada (suite).
Décret ordonnant au CRTC d'addresser à tous les réseaux de télévision au Canada un avis leur enjoignant de radiodiffuser un message particulier du premier ministre
Décret refusant d'annuler ou de renvoyer au CRTC la décision qui attribue une licence de radiodiffusion à la ChinavisionCanada Corporation
