Canada once took kids’ TV seriously
Children’s television once assumed kids could think and feel deeply. That approach shaped a generation
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Rogers and the CRTC are sidelining Canadian soccer
Canada’s biggest soccer moment in years won’t be on major TV
The CBC is broken, but does it deserve to be defunded?
Can the CBC be saved? Not without a major overhaul
Did you grow up watching The Adventures of Jeremy? Read about Jeremy the Bear’s secret past
How a little-known French creation became a TV staple in Canada, the U.K., and beyond
Is Trudeau attempting to save the CBC for political gain?
His CBC fixation is a desperate attempt to control the media narrative
In a post-national Canada, why do we need the CBC?
Trudeau’s post-nationalism undermines the very reason for the CBC to exist
How Canadian talent shaped North American media
The golden days of Canadian announcers in the broadcasting industry featured legends like John Rae, Al Hamel, and Alex Trebek
How extraterrestrials took over our culture
Space historian Robert Smith explores humanity’s long-standing alien fascination
Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson were the dynamic duo of frontier justice
Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson were two of the Old West’s most famous lawmen, but their stories are far from simple
The untold side of Phil Donahue’s talk show revolution
Gave a voice to ordinary people
The legacy of Jack Webster, Vancouver’s media icon
Webster was a legendary broadcaster and journalist
Kim’s Convenience’s Paul Sun-Hyung Lee joins Murdoch Mysteries
Will play Inspector Albert Choi in the show’s new season
Inside Scoop: The greatest TV blooper of all time
The iconic Moose Jaw TV blooper that left viewers in Saskatoon in stitches
