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Laurence Mathieu-Léger
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Producer, CBC Radio-Canada
Beats
Culture , Arts , Local , Criminal Justice , Tech
Podcasts - please see the *other* Tom Nicholson!
Content
By Grant LaFleche Verified, Laurence Mathieu-Léger Verified, Ioanna Roumeliotis, Matthew Pierce| businessandamerica.com@ A long time ago, well before the name Donald Trump elicited triumphant cheers or the angry gnashing of teeth, the man who would become president of the United States was selling economic nationalism as the country’s best path forward. “If the United States were a corporation, it would be bankrupt. It’s losing $200 billion a year.
By Lynette Fortune, Laurence Mathieu-Léger Verified, Steven D’Souza| CBC News@ Catherine McClarty still has nightmares about her arrest two years ago during an anti-logging protest on Vancouver Island and her experience with a controversial RCMP unit that's been accused of improper use of force, neglect of duty and more. As part of ongoing protests against logging of old-growth forests in the Fairy Creek watershed, the 47-year old took part in one of the largest acts of civil unrest in Canadian history.
By Grant LaFleche Verified, Laurence Mathieu-Léger Verified, Ioanna Roumeliotis, Matthew Pierce| businessandamerica.com@ A long time ago, well before the name Donald Trump elicited triumphant cheers or the angry gnashing of teeth, the man who would become president of the United States was selling economic nationalism as the country’s best path forward. “If the United States were a corporation, it would be bankrupt. It’s losing $200 billion a year.
Company Info
CBC Radio-Canada
Radio-Canada is the French-language division of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), established on November 2, 1936. As a Crown corporation, it is funded by the Canadian government and advertising revenue. Based in Montreal, Quebec, Radio-Canada provides French-language programming across television, radio, and digital platforms, serving all Canadian audiences with a focus on French-speaking communities. The organization operates several key services, including Radio-Canada Télé, a national French-language television network, and ICI Radio-Canada Première and ICI Musique for radio. It also manages a digital platform, offering streaming and on-demand content through Radio-Canada.ca, and produces Réseau de l'info (RDI), a 24/7 French-language news channel. Additionally, Radio Canada International (RCI) curates multilingual content for diaspora communities, enhancing its reach to audiences speaking languages such as Punjabi and Tagalog. Radio-Canada plays a vital role in promoting Canadian culture and journalism.
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Founded: 1936