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Carney defends the Liberals spending over $1 billion per year on CBC/Radio-Canada, suggesting the state broadcaster is a "crucial" source of information and helps grow our entertainment industry that otherwise might be "buried" by "American content" online.

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The Fall Of Rome1 year ago

I smell a globalist

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Phil enlightened sceptic1 year ago

Only 1,5% of population listen to them... but 100% fund them 1B$ is too much.

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The Washington Post1 year ago

Here’s what could get more expensive with Trump’s new tariffs.

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Matthew1 year ago

The CBC has been weaponized by the liberals. Why should taxpayers fund them? If they are of value, let the markets dictate their success on their own.

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SteelHawks1 year ago

It just goes to show how out of touch he is. The CBC no longer represents Canada, that Canada is long gone. The DEI initiative has changed our country. Actually to impose CBC on new comers is infringing on them in some form as they bring their own core beliefs to the country.

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Chris Cutlan1 year ago

They should stand on their own. It’s a for profit company.

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NoMonkeyGirl1 year ago

Bullsh*t. Canadians do not need a bias funded by Canadians to the tune of BILLIONS media source called CBC/Radio-Canada. AND if I choose to watch or listen or read American content then that is my decision not the decision of the federal gov. Canadians do not need to be censored period.

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1234bigD1 year ago

I haven’t watched or listened to cbc in over 2 decades . Wake-up gen x down don’t watch anything cbc related …

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J Rob1 year ago

He forgot that it also only promotes one side…

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SharonG1 year ago

Ridiculous

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Larochelle Billy Joe1 year ago

Scam carney for Jail

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