WINNIPEG — Sabrina Carnevale is making the leap across town to be the eyes and ears on the streets for CBC Radio listeners.
Sabrina Carnevale Moves to CBC as New Traffic Reporter
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Traffic Reporter Trevor Dineen to Host National Radio Show
WINNIPEG -- From the driver's seat to the studio, Trevor Dineen is about to jump into a new role behind the mic for a national radio audience. The CBC Radio One traffic reporter is one-half of "Now or Never," premiering on Sunday, October 30 with co-host Ify...
Rio Olympics Not Too Promising: Currie
By Roger Currie Hands up if you can't wait for the Rio Olympics that are now less than a month away. I'm not seeing many hands. Is it just me, or are the Summer Games shaping up to be the latest international disaster of 2016? A year that has already seen more than...
Jian Ghomeshi Acquitted on All Charges of Sexual Assault and Choking
By Diana Mehta and Colin Perkel, The Canadian Press TORONTO - Jian Ghomeshi was acquitted Thursday on all charges of sexual assault and choking following a trial that sparked an emotional nationwide debate on how the justice system treats abuse complainants as well as...
Beginning of the End for Open Internet Comments?
By Roger Currie The folks who spend an unhealthy amount of time on social media, tweeting out photos of their pet tricks or today's breakfast, would have us believe that it's all contributing to a more democratic and inclusive world, at a time when we need it most. If...
Audience There But Not Money: CBC CEO Disputes Harper Comment Over Funding
By Chinta Puxley, The Canadian Press WINNIPEG - The head of the CBC is hitting back at Conservative Leader Stephen Harper over comments the national broadcaster is floundering because of low ratings rather than a lack of funding. CEO Hubert Lacroix says the CBC has...
CBC Cuts Ties with Evan Solomon, Host of ‘Power and Politics,’ ‘The House’
By Diana Mehta, The Canadian Press TORONTO - The CBC has abruptly "ended its relationship" with high-profile news host Evan Solomon, saying the network determined he had acted in ways that were "inconsistent" with its code of ethics. The departure of Solomon, one of...
Search Underway for ‘Canada’s Smartest Person’
The search is on for Canada's brightest brainiac. The second season of "Canada's Smartest Person" will include a diverse group of contestants to start the second season this fall. "Being on Canada's Smartest Person was the opportunity of a lifetime," says season one...
CBC Radio Names New Host of Program Formerly Helmed by Jian Ghomeshi
By The Canadian Press TORONTO - The CBC has selected rapper Shad to become the new host of its cultural affairs radio show Q, which was helmed by Jian Ghomeshi until he was fired last year. The broadcaster said on its website that Shad, who is 32 and from London,...
Dragons’ Den Auditions Return to Winnipeg in February
Entrepreneurs will need to brush up on their pitching skills ahead of a visit by producers for Dragons' Den. The popular CBC show is holding auditions in Winnipeg February 21 as part of a cross-country tour. Auditions are open to the public and encourage pitches from...
The Future of CBC Radio in a Post-Ghomeshi Time
By Roger Currie Outside of the troubled murky world of the CBC, who could have possibly imagined that the name Jian Ghomeshi would become synonymous with everything that's wrong with relationships between men and women. Among the many aspects of this whole sordid...
‘Republic of Doyle’ Cast Previews Sixth and Final Season
By Adriana Mingo (@akamingo27) WINNIPEG -- Jake Doyle will put on his Bellstaff motorcycle jacket, hop into his GTO and drive off onto the streets of Newfoundland and Labrador for the last time as the sixth and final season of “Republic of Doyle” airs. The season...
