Ensuring that music by Indigenous artists is available, discoverable and promoted on the CBC’s licensed radio network and radio stations, and audio DMBUs (Paragraph 203).Requested withdrawal of the mandatory distribution order for ICI ARTV (Paragraph 194).Women in production and intersectionality (Paragraph 188).Programming from Quebec (excluding Montréal) (Paragraph 185).Under-expenditures and over-expenditures, and eligibility for independent productions from Indigenous producers, producers from OLMCs, racialized producers, producers with disabilities and producers who self-identify as LGBTQ2 (Paragraph 182).Summary of new expenditure requirements relating to independent productions from Indigenous producers, OLMC producers, and producers from other equity-seeking communities (Paragraph 179).Expenditures on independent productions from OLMCs (Paragraph 158).Expenditures on independent productions from Indigenous producers (Paragraph 140).Setting the appropriate levels of overall spending requirements on independent productions from Indigenous producers, OLMC producers, and producers from equity-seeking communities (Paragraph 112).
Establishing definitions (Paragraph 105).Expenditure versus exhibition requirements (Paragraph 96).Programming by and for Indigenous Peoples, OLMCs, racialized Canadians, Canadians with disabilities, Canadians who self-identify as LGBTQ2, and women who self-identify as belonging to these communities (Paragraph 89).Achieving balanced programming for diverse audiences (Paragraph 83).Programming for and by a diversity of Canadians.Monitoring the achievement of outcomes.Incorporating existing and future DMBUs (Paragraph 69).Flexible multiplatform expenditure requirements (Paragraph 64).Exhibition and expenditure requirements (Paragraph 43).Digital media broadcasting undertakings.Main issues and outcomes to achieve (Paragraph 34).A regulatory approach that focuses on the achievement of outcomes (Paragraph 20).A changed broadcasting system (Paragraph 17).The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation – Mandate and accountability (Paragraph 10).Length of the licence term for the CBC’s services (Paragraph 8).Applications and public proceeding (Paragraph 1).Public hearing in the National Capital Regionġ1 January 2021 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation – Various audio and audiovisual services – Licence renewals "There are going to be dips in terms of the amount of work that's going to be available but over the long term we'll reach a point of labour market equal equilibrium," he told CBC News in an interview. "We've got enough work in this region to sustain our market for generations.Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2022-165 and Broadcasting Orders CRTC 7 Jason Ottey, a spokesperson for construction union LiUNA Local 183 in the Greater Toronto Area, says the industry is trying to train new workers up to speed in a hurry. The construction sector was slightly down, losing about 3,330 jobs during the month, but overall, those in the industry say there is strong demand for workers. "Over the past four months employment has now declined." "So the gain in September can't be viewed as a true reacceleration in employment," he said. Analysis Expect more rate hikes from central banks despite a growing chorus of criticismīy sector, the education and health-care sectors were sources of strength, while manufacturing, transportation and warehousing lost jobs.Įconomist Royce Mendes with Desjardins singled out the education sector in particular, noting that the sector unexpectedly lost jobs in August, only to gain back 46,000 in September.
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