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[...] The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission has renewed the licence of ethnic station CFMB 1280 AM [...]

[...] Just days ahead of its major hearing on TV policy, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission has released the broadcasting part of its annual  [...]

[...] As the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission began its two-week hearing into television policy on [...]

[...] In the spring of 2013, when the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission approved a new licence for the CBC that set a minimum [...]

[...] Catherine Sherriffs, who left her job as late-night anchor at CTV Montreal a year ago to go on maternity leave, is not coming back. Sherriffs, who was given the anchor [...]

[...] André Corbeil, a sports reporter/anchor at CTV Montreal, surprised a few people late last week announcing via Twitter that it was his last week at the [...]

With CTV having the rights to 4pm Sunday NFL football games starting this season, the network is forced (or, well, is forcing itself) to pre-empt its [...]

[...] been given the go-ahead for a new life. On Thursday, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission approved a change in ownership of the station, from 3553230 Canada inc., a company [...]

[...] The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission has renewed the licence of ethnic station CFMB 1280 AM for seven years, and as part of [...]

[...] Just days ahead of its major hearing on TV policy, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission has released the broadcasting part of its annual Communications Monitoring Report, a [...]

[...] As the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission began its two-week hearing into television policy on Monday, the various interest [...]

The project called The Gazette Reimagined went live at 12am on Tuesday, with a four-platform relaunch that includes a dramatic print redesign, a new [...]

On the copy desk of a major newspaper, like in other newsrooms, the employees have developed somewhat of an immunity to the horrors of life. On a d [...]

[...] After La Presse and the Montreal Gazette, Le Devoir has become the latest Montreal newspaper to launch an enhanced tablet app. Le [...]

[...] Once a year, my employer the Montreal Gazette hands out bursaries to promising Concordia University journalism students. For the past four [...]

The last regulatory hurdle to the Montreal area getting its newest commercial radio company has finally been passed. On Thursday, the CRTC approved a [...]

Montreal’s newest radio station, and its first new general-interest commercial AM station in just about forever, is now transmitting as it undergoes [...]

Less than two months after getting CRTC approval for a new transmitter site, CHSV-FM 106.7 in Hudson has begun transmitting. The station, owned by Eva [...]

As of 6am today, a little over three months after it began on-air testing, CHRF Radio Fierté 980 is officially on the air, the first French-language [...]

[...] Richard Dagenais Caption CJPX owner Jean-Pierre Coallier Caption Joanne Vrakas hiding behind Wilder Weir [...]

[...] Related Posts Caption Wilder Weir Caption Montreal Connected host Wilder Weir Caption Alex Despatie and Joanne Vrakas Caption CTV Montreal General Manager Louis Douville [...]

[...] voice of Habs on Sportsnet Caption TSN’s Sean Campbell and Dave Simon Caption Andie Bennett and Wilder Weir [...]

[...] Quebecor CEO Pierre Dion Caption TSN’s Sean Campbell and Dave Simon Caption Andie Bennett and Wilder Weir [...]

Less than a year after Mark Dickie was put in charge of Corus Radio’s four stations in Ottawa and Cornwall, three of them have new brands and the fo [...]

[...] others joining on. Dominic Maurais’s Maurais Live remains syndicated from CHOI Radio X in Quebec City. Caroline Proulx also sticks […] [...]

Updated with a correction about stations being offered to participate. After being tight-lipped about it for months, Shaw Media has made the first ann [...]

[...] to get Montrealers to tune away from the big three music stations they’re used to — CHOM, Virgin Radio and The Beat — and tune into a station beaming its signal […] [...]

[...] Tony Stark, the evening host at Virgin Radio 96, surprised his listeners Thursday by announcing that that was his last show and he’s [...]

[...] only one going home. Jeremy White, the radio kid from Kahnawake who left The Beat for Virgin Radio in Edmonton earlier this year, is coming home to his old overnight shift. Did things not [...]