CBC responds to letter asking Canada's public broadcaster to confront and address allegations of Islamophobia and racism.
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A letter from REMC and DOC to CBC regarding allegations of Islamophobia and anti-Palestinian racism at Canada's public broadcaster gains over 500 signatories.
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The CBC’s Lesley Birchard and The Nature of Things’ co-host Anthony Morgan briefed producers over coffee at the Hot Docs Industry Conference in Toronto.
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Barri Cohen discusses the Documentary Organization of Canada's policy history, it struggles and achievements throughout 40 years of advocacy.
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A report commissioned by the DOC Institute observes racial inequity in Canada's screen sector and an overall absence of reporting.
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The recent CBC/Radio Canada CRTC hearings saw DOC advocate on behalf of Canadian documentary filmmakers during the broadcaster’s license renewal at a time when CBC is reducing investment in documentaries.
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The hit series Schitt's Creek ended in truly Canadian fashion: with a CBC documentary. A look back through the landmark series with some help from the doc that capped off one of
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