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The new process for picking a CBC board is an important first step in rebuilding and reviving the public broadcaster, says former longtime CBC journalist Nick Fillmore.

The federal Liberals have put together a star−studded cast to help choose new members of the public broadcaster’s board of directors.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stopped the presses on Thursday, June 15, 2017, on the idea of imposing a five per cent tax on broadband Internet services.

Andrew Scheer's Conservatives could be in trouble in 2019 if their newly-minted leader campaigns on a promise to cut funding to the CBC, new research has revealed.

As Peter Mansbridge prepares to bid farewell to "The National," the CBC's flagship news program is looking to possibly enlist multiple hosts for the anchor desk.

For the first time, pollsters have taken a look at how the views of card-carrying members of the Conservative Party are different from other conservative-minded voters.

Subway has filed a defamation lawsuit against the CBC over reports the sandwich chain alleges have caused it to suffer significant sales losses.

The CBC is apologizing in the wake of accusations of inaccuracies in its docu-drama "Canada: The Story of Us."

Former CBC personality Jian Ghomeshi has resurfaced with an online music and podcast series.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he is not ruling out sending troops on a peacekeeping mission this year, even though Canada has not yet told the United Nations what it is up to.

Stuart McLean, the bestselling author and soft-spoken humorist on CBC Radio's 'Vinyl Cafe' has died.

The beloved music and media personality just got back from Standing Rock, and after the approval of two new oilsands expansion projects for Alberta, predicts strange times ahead in Canada.

The bastion of Canadian establishment journalism and a pugnacious media upstart took turns ripping into the publicly funded CBC in testimony Tuesday to the Commons Heritage committee.

In a bizarre series of interviews, several major Canadian media outlets interviewed Jean Charest for the first time in months. None asked about his major pipeline lobbying fiasco.

Finding a new host for The National should not be CBC’s main goal, writes media commentator and freelance journalist Nick Fillmore.