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1255:, have all at times faced criticism over their level of commitment to producing and airing Canadian programming. The commercial networks often find it easier to purchase rights to hit American series than to invest in Canadian productions, which are often prohibitively costly for the comparatively small size of the Canadian market. The French-language networks traditionally have had less difficulty meeting their Canadian content obligations, as the language difference makes francophone audiences much more readily receptive to home-grown programming than to dubbed American imports. 1182:); private affiliates of the CBC use the same combinations as other private stations. The CBC has also sometimes directly acquired former private affiliate stations; these usually (although not always) retain their historic call sign rather than changing to a CB call. While Canadian TV stations are technically required to identify themselves over the air by their call letters, the rule is rarely enforced by the CRTC. As a result, most TV stations never use their call letters for any purpose other than official CRTC business, and instead brand under regional names such as 89: 6346: 6168: 3434: 363: 3448: 621:, historically and in its modern conception, is based on the fact that, since the start of the 20th century, it was important for broadcasters to ensure that information flowed freely and reflected the diversity of Canadian points of view, as opposed to the classic approach, which gives media owners more freedom to express their views. The Canadian broadcasting system as it exists today "would probably not exist if we had allowed the marketplace to regulate ownership rights." 6332: 6180: 951: 3420: 2793: 2604: 1822: 836: 35: 503:, the federal government proclaimed the recognition of the diversity of Canadian culture. Thus, multicultural media became an integral part of Canadian media overall. Upon numerous government reports showing lack of minority representation or minority misrepresentation, the Canadian government stressed separate provision be made to allow minorities and ethnicities of Canada to have their own voice in the media. 538: 1783:, as the station was not yet available in Canada when MuchMusic began broadcasting in 1984. However, cable companies can offer CNN, as they were already offering that service when CBC Newsworld first aired in 1989.) The rules formerly required that the American service be removed if a Canadian equivalent is launched; this caused controversy when the US version of 947:(formerly 'V') broadcast in French and operate over-the-air in French-language markets (including Quebec and parts of Ontario and New Brunswick), although are also available across Canada via pay television. Most network stations are owned and operated by the networks themselves, although all networks have some affiliates with different ownership. 1055:). While both outlets devote a portion of their schedules to their networks' respective, advertising-supported entertainment programming, both networks are still required to adhere to an educational remit in the majority of their programming. Unlike in the United States, where a statewide public network is usually the state's primary 1167:—some are labelled by the call-letters of the originating station, followed by a number, while others have their own distinct call letters. Low-power repeater transmitters (LPRTs) have their own unique callsign format, which consists of the letters CH followed by four numbers. Some rebroadcast transmitters are licensed as 1778:
Under CRTC rules, cable companies cannot offer a new American service if a comparable Canadian service already exists. However, if a Canadian equivalent begins operations after an American service has already been added to cable packages, the cable company is not required to discontinue the American
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also organized to fight for artists' rights, working conditions, and better fees. In 1943, the Association of Canadian Radio Artists (ACRA) was formed as a loose national coalition of actors' groups. Over the years, ACRA evolved into the Association of Canadian Radio and Television Artists, followed
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The rise of online media platforms has inevitably disrupted the need for print media consumption. The concern, however, lies in whether or not these online platforms, whether hyperlocal or national, have appropriate practices to enforce standard journalism practices in place, avoiding situations of
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In May 2007, the CRTC set August 31, 2011 as the deadline for digital conversion in Canada. This is approximately two years later than the cutoff date in the United States. The CRTC ultimately decided to relax restrictions on advertising as the funding mechanism. However, a CRTC statement issued in
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In recent years, a notable trend in Canadian radio has been the gradual abandonment of the AM band, with many AM stations applying for and receiving authorization from the CRTC to convert to the FM band. In some Canadian cities, in fact, the AM band is now either nearly or entirely vacant. Because
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There is no clear rule for the call letters of repeater stations—some repeaters are labelled by the call-letters of the originating station, followed by a number, while others have their own distinct call letters. Low-power repeater transmitters (LPRTs) have their own unique callsign format,
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are not available on basic cable because of lower demand for those networks. However, cable providers in border cities have been allowed to offer all American networks on basic cable that are available over the air in that market, even if that means more than four commercial networks are provided.
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is an emerging technology in Canada. Although some TV stations have begun broadcasting digital signals in addition to their regular VHF or UHF broadcasts, this is not yet as widespread as in the United States. Although most markets have digital channel assignments already in place, to date digital
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Canada also produces films of a characteristically "Canadian" nature, and of all Canadian cultural industries, the English-Canadian segment of the film industry has the hardest time escaping the shadow of its (North) American counterpart. Between the marketing budgets of mainstream films, and the
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There are currently 739 licensed cable distributors in Canada. This significant decline from over 2000 just a few years ago is attributable both to major cable companies acquiring smaller distributors and to a recent change in CRTC rules by which independent cable operators with fewer than 2,000
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French-Canadian films, on the other hand, are often more successful—as with French-language television, the language difference makes Quebec audiences much more receptive to Canadian-produced film. In many years, the top-grossing Canadian film is a French-language production from Quebec.
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already existed for American satellite radio receivers. Sirius and XM both launched in December 2005. The CHUM-Astral service, however, was never launched, and its license expired on June 16, 2007; CHUM stated that its business plan was based in part on the expectation that in the interests of
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service. Digital cable, however, is provided only if a customer chooses to subscribe to that package. As of 2016, cable companies are also now required to offer a "skinny basic" option, whereby a small selection of channels – typically the main over-the-air networks, along with
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Only CBC/Radio-Canada, TVA and APTN are officially considered national networks by the CRTC, while V is a provincial network in Quebec. City, CTV and Global are legally considered "television services" even though they operate as networks for all practical purposes. As well, there are a few
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Canada is more sparsely populated than the United States, the limitations of AM broadcasting (particularly at night, when the AM dial is often overwhelmed by distant signals) have a much more pronounced effect on Canadian broadcasters. AM radio stations have the additional protection that
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hearings in 2007 on the future direction of regulatory policy for television, broadcasters proposed a number of strategies, including funding digital conversion by eliminating restrictions on the amount of advertising that television broadcasters are permitted to air, allowing terrestrial
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150 million. In 2017, the federal government announced a five-year $ 50-million program to help struggling local newspapers. In 2018, it announced $ 595 million in tax credits to help struggling newspapers and television networks adapt to competition from online news sources.
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subscribers are no longer required to operate under full CRTC licences. (However, the CRTC does retain some regulatory authority over these operators. This is an exemption granted by the CRTC to previously licensed companies that continue to meet certain conditions, and does
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are often a Canadian film's most lucrative potential market. However, there is an established network of film festivals which also provide important marketing and audience opportunities for Canadian films. In addition to the Toronto International Film Festival, the smaller
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June 2008 indicated that as of that date, only 22 digital transmitters had been fully installed across the entire country, and expressed the regulator's concern that Canada's television broadcasters were not adequately preparing for the shift to digital broadcasting.
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when a Canadian channel and a non-Canadian channel (which is usually American) are airing the same program at the same time. Programming on an American service may also be blocked if it has significant bearing on a Canadian legal matter (e.g., one episode of
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with distinct programming from the primary station, not many consumers yet own digital radios and digital broadcasting is usually not available in midsized or small markets. No Canadian radio broadcaster currently operates exclusively in DAB format.
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gave testimony to the House of Commons Justice Committee raising further speculation of political interference from the Liberal Party in journalism. As part of the testimony, Jessica Prince, the Wilson-Raybould's chief of staff revealed that
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or educational services. CJON is the only independent commercial station currently operating in Canada, although CJON sublicenses a mix of programming from Global, CTV and other sources rather than purchasing program rights independently.
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largely American-controlled film distribution networks, it has been nearly impossible for most distinctively English-Canadian films to break through to a wide audience. In many Canadian cities, in fact, moviegoers do not even have the
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Due to their proximity to American media markets, a number of Canadian cities and regions receive US broadcasters as part of their local media. This has required special dispensation for Canadian content for broadcasters in the
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A further set of Canadian and American special-interest channels are offered as 'extended cable' packages, which are available for additional fees. In the past, cable companies have engaged in the controversial practice of
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packages in most Canadian cities, including a number of channels which have been licensed exclusively for digital package distribution. Digital cable also typically includes a range of audio broadcast services such as
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Major francophone publishers in Quebec include Bibliothèque québécoise, Alire, Québec-Amérique, Éditions Guérin and Groupe Beauchemin. Several small francophone publishers also operate outside of Quebec, including
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newspapers, geared toward a younger audience with coverage of the arts and alternative news. In recent years, many of these weeklies have also been acquired or driven out of business by conglomerates like
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services are required by the CRTC to distribute all locally available AM stations through conversion to a cable FM signal, but cable FM only accounts for a small percentage of radio listeners in Canada.
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of Canada. The objective of such media in Canada is to create a voice for a community of a particular ethnic background, challenge social injustices, and foster cultural pride for minority and immigrant
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Given Canada's small market and its position next to the United States—the dominant producer of feature films—the Canadian film industry receives substantial assistance from the government. In the
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broadcasting industry is split between public and private ownership. Canada currently has 130 originating television stations, which broadcast on 1,456 transmitters across the country, on both the
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has failed to meet its journalistic standards by stating "call for reporting fairly and accurately and reflecting the pertinent facts and diversity of views on matters of public debate."
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The government is pledging nearly $ 600 million over the next five years to help news organizations struggling to adapt to a digital age that has disrupted traditional business models.
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of seeing such films, as there are no theatres screening them. As a result, a Canadian film is usually considered a runaway hit if it makes as little as $ 1 million at the box office.
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are also assigned to Canada, but to date no Canadian television station has ever been licensed to take a call sign within those ranges. There is no clear rule for the call letters of
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in the late 1990s. When Hollinger sold its Canadian properties, however, many of their smaller-market newspapers were in fact purchased by a variety of new ownership groups such as
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basis at the subscriber's discretion. Although this package has had some popularity, the traditional larger and more expensive cable packages remain the dominant subscription mode.
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genre publisher is EDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing, which now also owns the Tesseract Books imprint, well known for producing excellent Canadian speculative fiction.
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were formerly provincial public broadcasters (SCN and Access), but both have since been privatized and amalgamated into commercial networks operated by their current owners (
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Alliance was by far the largest and most successful Canadian film studio, both as a film and television production house (the company's television properties include
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networks in both English and French. In addition to the CBC, some provincial governments offer their own public educational TV broadcast services as well, such as
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with high exposure to traditional media gave roughly 50% more wrong answers than those with low exposure. "Strong partisans", however, gave almost twice as many.
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Several broadcasters, including the CBC, have argued that there is no viable business case for a comprehensive digital conversion strategy in Canada. At
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declares "the system should serve to safeguard, enrich, and strengthen the cultural, political, social, and economic fabric of Canada". The promotion of
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is a very common method of television programming delivery in Canada. By 1997, already 77% of Canadian homes subscribed to a cable television service.
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A study in 2006 said that the CRTC had licensed 44 digital specialty services and 5 ethnic specialty- and pay-television services across the country.
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Under CRTC rules, American networks are offered on a "4 + 1" basis, meaning that a cable company may offer any four American commercial networks and
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provide arts and culture programming, including classical music and opera, and are always on FM, generally serving larger communities only.
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As a result of the economic challenges involved in Canadian film production, film funding is often provided by government bodies such as
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provide news and information programming to most communities in Canada, regardless of size, on either the AM or FM band. The English
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are major production centres, with Vancouver being the second largest film and television production centre in North America (after
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by the Canadian Council of Authors and Artists, then the Association of Canadian Television and Radio Artists, and, in 1984, to the
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The late 2010s have seen an expansion in online news partisan outlets with ties to the major political parties in Canada, such as
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to simplify all callsigns used in Canada as part of the ongoing modernization and simplification of domestic telecom regulations.
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is considered one of the most important events in North American cinema, showcasing both Canadian talent and Hollywood films.
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member station, the provincially owned public systems in Canada are independent of each other and have their own programming.
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American network affiliates are usually provided from the nearest available American market. However, signals distributed by
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is the French-language counterpart to the national newspapers. The newspaper with the highest circulation overall is the
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run predominantly Canadian-produced schedules, though, the English network does run some imported programming from the
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on split run publications in 1995 to discourage the practice, although this continues to be controversial.
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on basic cable; other American networks can only be offered on a pay tier. In most cities, this means that
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Although this is sometimes controversial, Canadian cable companies are required by the CRTC to practise
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Converging media, diverging politics: A political economy of news media in the United States and Canada
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Canadian newspapers are mostly owned by large chains. At various times there have been concerns about
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As with television stations, radio callsigns in Canada are made up of four letters beginning with the
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In the 2000s, a number of online news and culture magazines also launched with the goal of providing
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Several provinces maintain provincial public broadcasting networks in addition to the CBC, including
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offer the network on a discretionary basis, and the network does have mandatory carriage in Quebec.
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have on the Quebec media system. The article noted that Quebecor behaves like a counterpart to the
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broadcasters to charge cable viewers a subscription fee similar to that already charged by cable
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The history of Canadian media performers goes back to the first days of radio. In the 1940s, the
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A notable controversy in Canadian magazine publishing in recent years has been the existence of
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in order to campaign for increased taxpayer funding of the CBC in the 2015 election. After the
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CBC Digital Archives – Concentration to Convergence: Media Ownership in Canada
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Canada is home to a robust book publishing industry that operates in both official languages.
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in Canada are usually made up of four letters, although two stations have three call letters (
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Most of Canada's film (and television) industry produces output geared towards mainstream
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a similar channel to CPAC, but broadcasting the proceedings of the provincial legislature;
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mean that anybody can simply set up their own small cable company without CRTC approval.)
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Canadian content, the CRTC would have rejected the Sirius and XM applications, approving
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states that media organizations should reflect "equal rights, the linguistic duality and
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Ojo, Tokunbo (August 2006). "Ethnic print media in the multicultural nation of Canada".
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in 2011, several months after a similar merger between their American counterparts.
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are all licensed operators, but each has a monopoly in a specific area of the city.
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As of 2020, the four largest major commercial radio broadcast groups in Canada are
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A report released from the Digital Democracy Project, a joint venture between the
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nearby independent channels or channels from smaller television systems such as
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Although all broadcast networks in Canada are required to produce and air some
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began in the late 1980s as multicultural policy was legislated in 1988. In the
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which made its name in the 1970s as the leading publisher of English language
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features films from around the world, and other major festivals in Montréal,
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the CHUM-Astral service. The two active services, XM and Sirius, merged into
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and committee meetings, along with some political public-affairs programming;
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have received attention though their massive mostly social-based following.
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An English-language 'basic cable' package in Canada traditionally includes:
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media footprint), and there have also been cases of US-based broadcasters (
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