Tag: Canadian Association of Broadcasters
OP-ED: Why Ottawa’s $600M Streamer Replacement is a One-Year Severance Cheque
Skip the speech. Go to page 250. That’s where Budget 2026 books the line called “Supporting Canadian stories, journalism, and media.” Here’s the money,...
CAB applauds tax credit, reiteration of $600M audiovisual funding in federal...
The Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB) is applauding the newly-released federal budget that reiterates a $600 million commitment to provide stability to the Canadian...
CAB joins global ‘Radio Ready’ coalition to protect in-car radio prominence
The Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB) has signed on as a member of Radio Ready, a global coalition working to safeguard radio's prominence in...
CAB marks 100 years with report detailing broadcasting’s economic reckoning
As the Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB) gathers on Parliament Hill this evening to mark its 100th anniversary, the organization has released Broadcasting in...
Federal ad spend continues to heavily favour digital, according to newly-tabled...
With files from Linda Stuart
The federal government spent nearly $60 million in the 2025-26 fiscal year across its departments on government ads, with the...
OP-ED: A New Parliamentary Session — and a Critical Fall for...
Submitted by Kevin Desjardins, President and CEO, Canadian Association of Broadcasters
As Parliament returns this fall, Canada’s political conversation looks considerably different than it did...
