Radio-Canada apologizes after reporter uses antisemitic language on air

Radio-Canada is apologizing after one of its reporters used antisemitic language during a television broadcast on Monday.

The Radio-Canada controversy is not some politically correct language war – it’s far worse

The most prominent Jewish-American politician is probably Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who is more than willing to be ...

Just tuning in? Here's a primer on Montreal's mayoral race

Even before the official campaign kickoff, the race to become Montreal's next mayor began heating up this summer. Here's what you may have missed.

Montreal blue-collar workers vote overwhelmingly in favour of strike mandate

The union representing Montreal's 6,600 blue-collar workers says work-life balance, the privatization of services to citizens ...

Man's head found in Montreal's Rivière-des-Prairies, Radio-Canada sources say

Montreal police say a human body part was found on Sunday afternoon in the Rivière-des-Prairies in the borough of ...

Transport Canada investigating after electric school bus catches fire in Montreal

After an electric school bus caught fire in Montreal this week, the labour union representing the driver and thousands of ...

LION Electric buses to make gradual return on roads after school bus catches fire in Montreal

LION Electric's fleet of school buses is slated to gradually return to service on Monday in Quebec after a bus caught fire in ...
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A Look Inside CBC/Radio-Canada’s New Broadcast Center

One in a series of articles from the Radio World ebook “Spectacular Radio Studios.” The new Maison de Radio-Canada in Montréal is the headquarters for the French-language network of Canada’s national ...