
OTTAWA – Millions in bonuses have still not been ruled out for CBC/Radio-Canada’s executives despite hundreds of job cuts planned in the English and French services.
The head of the public broadcaster, Catherine Tait, told a parliamentary committee on Tuesday that the board of directors will rule by the end of the fiscal year, on March 31, whether executives will receive compensation which she called “performance pay.”
CBC CEO Catherine Tait claims the public broadcaster remains “the single most effective tool” that Canadians have to combat disinformation.
Is she for real? In the last 2 years more than 100 correction notices were issued w/ regards to stories put out by the CBC. pic.twitter.com/rWy17vlCZb
— Kat Kanada (@KatKanada_TM) January 31, 2024


OTTAWA — The federal government’s discussions around rebranding the rebate program for its carbon pricing system are aimed at ensuring Canadians are aware of what their rebates are for, Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson said Tuesday.







In political communications, “too much” is sometimes worse than “not enough”.

