81. Communications Policy Of The Government Of Canada - Part 2 Of 2 communications with the public and services to the public institutions of the Governmentof Canada are visible mail to print and broadcast media, the Internet http://www.tbs-sct.gc.ca/pubs_pol/sipubs/comm/comm1_e.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Annex Alternate Format(s) Instructions RTF (5.26 Mb) Printable Version Communications Policy of the Government of Canada Previous Table of Contents Effective Date This policy takes effect on April 1, 2002. It replaces the Government Communications Policy , which was issued in 1988, published in the Treasury Board Administrative Policy Manual, Communications Volume, Chapter 1 , and last revised on November 28, 1996, when it became available in electronic form. Policy Objective The purpose of this policy is to ensure that communications across the Government of Canada are well co-ordinated, effectively managed and responsive to the diverse information needs of the public. Policy Statement It is the policy of the Government of Canada to: Provide the public with timely, accurate, clear, objective and complete information about its policies, programs, services and initiatives. In the Canadian system of parliamentary democracy and responsible government, the government has a duty to explain its policies and decisions, and to inform the public of its priorities for the country. Information is necessary for Canadians - individually or through representative groups or Members of Parliament - to participate actively and meaningfully in the democratic process. It is required for access to government programs and services. The public has a right to such information. Communicate in English and in French.

82. Juneau, Pierre Undersecretary of State, 1978; deputy minister of communications, 1980; president ScrumWars The Prime Ministers and the media. Toronto, Canada Dundurn, 1993 http://www.museum.tv/archives/etv/J/htmlJ/juneaupierr/juneaupierr.htm

JUNEAU, PIERRE Canadian Media Executive Pierre Juneau has held virtually every important position in the Canadian broadcasting hierarchy. His long career is characterized by a sustained commitment to the principles of public broadcasting and ownership. In 1949, Juneau joined the National Film Board of Canada (NFBC) as the Montreal district representative. Throughout the 1950s he became in turn the Quebec assistant regional supervisor, the chief of international distribution, the assistant head of the European office, the NFBC secretary, and in 1964, the Director of French-language production. He also pursued filmic interests only secondarily related to his official position. In 1959, Juneau co-founded the Montreal International Film Festival and served as its president until 1968. -Paul Attallah Pierre Juneau PIERRE JUNEAU PUBLICATIONS "I Am Very Pessimistic (interview)."

83. McLuhan Seminar Series - HIIP And Industry Canada Background. Marshall McLuhan is widely recognized as Canada’s best knownwriter and academic in the area of media and communications studies. http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/iip/mcluhan/series.htm

1999 HIIP Country Focus Canada Marshall McLuhan Seminar on Canadian Information and Communications Policy sponsored by the Harvard Information Infrastructure Project in cooperation with Industry Canada Monday, April 12, 1999, 12:00 - 1:30 pm David Johnston Professor of Law at McGill University and President-Designate of the University of Waterloo "Connecting Canada: Canada’s Information Highway Strategy" Thursday, April 15, 1999 David Johnston Professor of Law at McGill University and President-Designate of the University of Waterloo "Canadian Electronic Commerce Strategy" Presentation to the New England-Canada Business Council, Randolph, Massachusetts From left: Eli Turk, David Johnston, Canadian Consul General Mary Clancy, and Richard J. Terrazas, President of the NECBC, at the meeting of the New England-Canada Business Council, April 15, 1999 Thursday, April 15, 1999, 3:00 - 4:00 pm Videoconference: "Building Civil Society Online in the Electronic Commons" A videoconference to explore issues of universal access and public space in the information age. The McLuhan Program in Culture and Technology at the University of Toronto will launch vitalspace.net.

84. CAW - TCA CANADA : What We Do The communications staff is active in the broader community working with the CanadianAssociation of Labour media, the arts community , coalitions such as the http://www.caw.ca/whatwedo/communications/index.asp

Communications Communications cawcomm@caw.ca The CAW Communications Department is responsible for national union publications and audio visual production within the union and for media relations and communications outside the union. CONTACT, the weekly CAW newsletter, is the vehicle for getting out news about the union. CONTACT is mailed to local union leaders and the media. Besides the regular publications, the communications department also produces a variety of special materials. When the union undertakes a major campaign, the communications staff, working with the research department, produces the materials that get the information to CAW members. For the Shorter Work Time Campaign, for example the CAW produced booklets for mass distribution. As well the department is involved in production of posters, videos, and ads for magazine publication. Communications staff worked with the Organizing Department to design the media strategy and prepare campaign brochures, booklets, radio and television ads for major for organizing drives such as the CASINO workers.

85. Media Enquiries (Canadian Union Of Public Employees) Contrary to some media reports, the strike by teaching at the Hotel Dieu CornwallCommunity Hospital. Paul Moist, National President of the canadian Union of http://www.cupe.ca/www/media

About our union Research on issues Get involved with CUPE National ... Media enquiries English Francais username password register for a new account forgot my password CUPE President goes homeless for a night CUPE calls on community to assist fire victim - Union and health region set up fund to accept contributions Tabletalk Spring 2004 Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) ... Union resistance stops energy privatization in South Korea What's popular Ten reasons not to vote for Stephen Harper’s Conservatives (2526 hits this week) Inventory of Major Privatization Initiatives in Canada's Health Care System - 2003 - 2004 (1048 hits this week) Martin's promise of New Deal for Cities a bad deal for local communities, says CUPE (1022 hits this week) Cornwall hospital workers overwhelmingly choose CUPE (912 hits this week) ... Contacts and links National Office: Robert Fox Director of Communications o (613) 237-1590 ext. 264 h (613) 567-2334 c (613) 795-4977 David Robbins Communications Officer - Media o (613) 237-1590 ext. 268 Doreen Meyer Communications Officer National o (613) 237-1590 ext. 266

86. New Winnipeg : Friends Of Canadian Broadcasting Alarmed By Proposed Changes To most canadians oppose further foreign ownership in canadian media, because the mediais more over the nation s broadcasting and communication networks. http://newwinnipeg.com/news/2004/03-22media.htm

Monday, March 22, 2004 Stopping the Big Sell-Off Friends of Canadian Broadcasting alarmed by proposed changes to foreign ownership regulations in the Canadian Cable Industry By Jonathan Tan, Uniter Editor-In-Chief There's an ongoing debate about the health of the Canadian media that goes something like this: one side says that the concentration of ownership in Canadian media dangerously limits the diversity of voices in the public sphere; the other side points out that while we do have large media companies that own multiple media outlets including various mediums, they are still facing more competition than ever before, meaning there are more voices than ever. This is a tricky debate, because in some senses, both sides are right. The fragmentation of the media market, through the expansion of satellite, cable and Internet networks, has given citizens or consumers a near unlimited amount of sources of media content. So if the debate over convergence and ownership concentration comes down to a shear numbers game of counting how many voices the public has access to than the owners have it, there are more voices now than ever before.

87. Canadian Journal Of Communication - Vol. 18, No. 3 (1993) The third edition of Communication in canadian Society is almost completely revised Dividedinto five parts I. canadian media Institutions and Audiences; II. http://www.cjc-online.ca/viewarticle.php?id=192&layout=html

88. Welcome! Foreign Ownership. FRIENDS recently completed a series of public meetings on Canadiancontrol of media and communications. See coverage and resource links here. http://friendscb.org/

Contact Us Site Map Search: Home About Us News room Take Action ... Election 2004 Welcome! FRIENDS of Canadian Broadcasting is a Canada-wide, non-partisan voluntary organization supported by 60,000 households whose mission is to defend and enhance the quality and quantity of Canadian programming in Canada's audio-visual system. Election 2004 Visit FRIENDS' Election Site for information on our issues and to learn how you can take action: What's New at Friends June 6, 2004 - Toronto Star: Campaign silent on media issues Editorial says media conglomerates' stake in the outcome of the federal election makes them reluctant to cover media and cultural policy issues, with the result that these issues are largely being ignored. June 3, 2004 - Press Release: Liberals Silent on Culture and Broadcasting Liberal party election platform fails to address important culture and broadcasting issues. May 28, 2004 FRIENDS releases Advertising, Fair Play and the Media Candidate Guide FRIENDS releases a guide to election advertising and other election-related media issues to federal election candidates across Canada. May 23, 2004

89. News Releases - Industry Canada The News Room section includes speeches, news releases and backgrounders.communications Research Centre Canada — media Desk. http://www.ic.gc.ca/cmb/welcomeic.nsf/ICPages/NewsReleases

Industry Canada regularly issues news releases and information bulletins. Whether it's a new policy, a program announcement, an appointment, or a joint program with other agencies in the Industry Portfolio, other partners or across the federal government, you'll find out about it here. By Date By Category Archives News Rooms of Other Industry Canada and Related Web sites ... News Rooms of Industry Portfolio Partners News Rooms of Other Industry Canada and Related Web sites Check out the news rooms of departmental program and sector Web sites for news releases, speeches, photos, and other items. Competition The Competition Bureau's "Media Room" includes news releases, media advisories, backgrounders, information notices, a calendar of events, a media relations contact list, statements and speeches. Connecting Canadians Canada's SchoolNet encourages the integration of information technology in learning to help students acquire skills in Internet research and communication. It also offers learning services and resources. The "Press Releases" section gives the title, the date, and the first few lines of each press release issued by SchoolNet with a link to the complete release. Computers for Schools ( CFS ) collects, repairs and refurbishes donated surplus computers from government and private sector sources and distributes them free to schools and libraries throughout Canada. The "Newsroom" includes what's new, press releases, media coverage, success stories and awards related to the program.

90. CIBC World Markets | Industry Expertise | Media & Entertainment leading advisor and financier to the media and telecom sector in Canada. announcedtransactions include CanWest Global communications acquisition of http://www.cibcwm.com/expertise/media/canada/

Other CIBC sites CIBC.com Commercial Banking CIBC Wood Gundy Investor's Edge Miracle Day Home Industry Expertise Research Conferences ... Technology Deal Highlights Deals at a Glance US Capabilities European Capabilities Insights North American Media Weekly Report Global Telecom Weekly Report Professionals View All Kevin W. Dalton Kevin Li Contact Us ... Terms of use //do not remove this script tag...it fixes the ie 4.0 bug// Overview Expertise Clients CIBC World Markets' Canadian Media and Telecommunications group is comprised of 17 professionals. We provide a full range of advisory and financing services, and have worked on more than 25 equity, debt and advisory deals over the last 3 years in the media and telecom sector. We have the unique ability to deliver "one-stop", full capital structure solutions to satisfy all of our clients' financing needs. Together with our U.S. counterparts, the Media and Telecommunication group is a North American leader with a proven track record of providing our clients with access to the U.S. capital markets. Our market intelligence and ongoing industry commitment are only two of the numerous reasons why we are the leading advisor and financier to the media and telecom sector in Canada. Printable Version Overview Expertise Clients Announced almost C$1B in principal amount since 1999 Recently announced transactions include CanWest Global Communications' acquisition of certain assets of Hollinger International, Quebecor Inc.'s acquisition of Sun Media Corporation, the sale of CKVU and CFCF on behalf of CanWest Global Communications Corp. (pending), and Alliance Atlantis Communications' acquisition of Kinowelt Median AG.

91. The American Communication Association: Studies Center, Mass Media And Culture Communication Studies Cultural University of Iowa; links to Corporations websitefeatures canadian radio frequencies Real Audio or Windows media required) and http://www.americancomm.org/studies/mediaculture.html

ACA Studies Center Mass Media and Culture Compiled and Maintained by messina@warwick.net Mass Media Culture Film/Television ... Radio Mass Media Resources AEJMC The Association for Educators in Journalism and Mass Communication is an international association of more than 3,300 journalism/mass communication faculty, students, administrators and professionals. The AEJMC website contains convention information, calls for works, publications, organizations, regional meetings, job listings, and links to related sites. Art Crimes Index Award winning gallery of graffiti from around the world. Communication Studies -Cultural University of Iowa; links to digital media, film studies and more. Cultivation Theory (Chandler) Examination of long-term effects of television on viewers; mass media as a socializing element. CultivationTheory Bibliography Gebble Press All-in-One Media Directory Over 10,000 links to electronic and print media on the Internet; 3,284 e-mail addresses for radio and TV stations. Internet Research Journal This journal "aims to describe , assess and foster understanding of the role of wide-area, multipurpose computer networks such as the Internet." Examines technological developments and the social, ethical, economic and political implications arising from mass public access to information resources.

92. Communications, Mass Media, Journalism And Propaganda media Links Online media Directory Eurostop Daily Journal JNET Canada J-NET EuropeJ-NET Daily Washington Post US Federal communications Commission, Daily http://www.library.ubc.ca/poli/media.html

Site developed by Iza Laponce Mass Media, Communications, Journalism and Propaganda Table of Contents Mass Media Telecommunications Journalism Electronic Newspapers ... Propaganda Mass Media ABYZ News Links; Newspapers, News Media, News Sources American Communications Association ACA Electronic Reference Desk Australian Key Centre for Cultural and Media Policy ... U.S. Campaign '98 Telecommunications AJR radio/television British Broadcasting Corporation BBC News BBC Worldwide ... World Media Journalism Canadian-Based Publications Online Committee to Protect Journalists Computer-Assisted Reporting and Research Page Media Links: Online Media Directory ... The Writers Alliance, Inc. Electronic Newspapers AJR Newslink Asian News Site Capitol Newswire Les Chroniques de Cyberie ... World Press.Com Propaganda The Chairman Smiles: Posters from the Former Soviet Union, Cuba and China Chinese Propaganda Poster Collection German Propaganda Archive: Nazi and East German Propaganda Picturing Power: Posters of the Cultural Revolution ... The Visual Front: Posters of the Spanish Civil War Public Speeches Gifts of Speech: Women's Speeches from Around the World Great American Speeches Great Speeches: History Channel History and Politics Out Loud ... Return to the Political Science Net Station Maintained by I. Laponce

93. Globes [online] - Canadian Media Co Mulls Buying “The Jerusalem Post” From Hol Hollinger International is negotiating with canadian media company CanWest GlobalCommunications (TSX CGS) for the sale of the “The Jerusalem Post http://www.globes.co.il/serveen/globes/docview.asp?did=777836&fid=942

94. Media Room - Transport Canada , Speeches and statements. Skip all menus (access key 2), Transport Canada media room. Transport Minister issues statement on Air Canada restructuring. http://www.tc.gc.ca/mediaroom/menu.htm

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95. Mediafinder.com - Oxbridge Communications MediaFinder from Oxbridge communications is the source for subscription, mailing list and advertising information for over 90 000 magazines, newsletters, catalogs, directories, newspapers, Meat http://www.mediafinder.com/

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96. Media Awareness Network | Home Head Office and English Program Mailing Address media Awareness Network 1500 MerivaleRoad, 3 rd floor Ottawa, Ontario CANADA K2E 6Z5 Tel (613) 2247721 Fax http://www.media-awareness.ca/english/index.cfm

Resources and support for everyone interested in media and information literacy for young people. To learn how to get the most out of the tools and resources on this site, visit our help section or our site map You have items in your content cart Review your selections Feature — Tobacco Advertising Talking Tobacco - Youth Awareness World No Tobacco Day FOR TEACHERS Teaching About Tobacco: A Guide for Teachers features a series of tobacco advertising lessons for grades 4-10 and provides tips on how to approach this topic with students. more FOR PARENTS Special issues for tweens and teens provide parents with information on how marketers, including tobacco companies, target young people. more MEDIA AWARENESS FOR GIRL GUIDES How About a Tobacco Tour through Town? more MEDIAPULSE The MediaPulse Guide for health care practitioners provides information about tobacco promotion and the role of media in the healthy development of children and youth. more Thanks to our sponsors and partners Bell Canada Shaw Communications Inc. Rogers Cable Communications Inc AOL Canada Inc. ... Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Canada Office Locations Head Office and English Program Mailing Address Media Awareness Network 1500 Merivale Road, 3

97. ITBusiness.ca by Scott Foster Industry minister Lucienne Robillard says the government is readyto make sure legislation can properly address overflowing canadian inboxes. http://www.itbusiness.ca/index.asp

search our site Monday, June 07, 2004 They said, 'Can you handle that workload?' and I said, 'Bring it on.' Bill Laskey Manulife Financial Computing Canada Computer Dealer News EDGE Technology in Government ... HBC runs retail apps on Sprint IP solutions Canada's largest department store connects all sites into VPN POS problems drive customers out of stores: survey Moneris, NCR offer products to improve retail experience SHARCNet verifies largest-ever prime number High-performance network spends 11 days checking for accuracy The truth about Turing by Shane Schick 6/7/2004 17:00 - The IT industry should be at pains to decipher the life of this cryptographer more 3Com 2, grey resellers 0 by Shane Schick 6/4/2004 15:06 - Networking firm "thrilled," says its lawyer more inside Computer Dealer News more Dell nabs Acadia contract from IBM by Jennifer Brown 5/26/2004 15:05 - Advantage Acadia, thanks to Dell more inside Computing Canada more A change of scenery by Martin Slofstra 5/11/2004 11:56 - Smart CIOs take on new tasks and give the old ones away more inside EDGE more Data Management Ontario's school system gives StarOffice a shot by Neil Sutton The province's Ministry of Education takes part in what Sun Microsystems calls the largest deal involving its desktop software in North America. Find out where the K-12 set might see some benefits

98. MediaStudies Straight Goods Canada s independent source of online news . media and CommunicationsSite This site has primarily a UK focus. http://www.mediastudies.com/

MediaStudies .com . . . there could be no end to the episode. The purpose of MediaStudies. com is to help advance research and education in media studies and critical thinking. The site serves as a hub - providing links to international news media studies sites and other resources for media educators, students, researchers, and the wider community. Feedback and suggestions for new links are welcome by email or at the address below. Peter Clayton Editor Vancouver, January '04 Tr an sl a ... e International News World Press Review Translates into English and reprints articles from newspapers and magazines from around the world. Also publishes originally written material analyzing international affairs and the press in the countries in question. Click an area of the map for world news. AllAfrica.com Provider of African news and information worldwide. @siamedia News and Views from the Asia Pacific. Asia Times Online A quality Internet-only publication that reports and examines geopolitical, political, economic and business issues.

99. Film And Communication Studies Programs In Canada College Centre for Creative Communication. Humber College Art Design IntegratedMedia. International Academy Toronto Film School. canadian Film Centre Resident http://www.film.queensu.ca/FSAC/Schools.html

Links to Film Studies and Related Programs at Colleges and Universities in Canada Back to the List of Web Site Categories British Columbia and Northern Canada Prairie Provinces Ontario ... Atlantic Provinces British Columbia and Northern Canada Pacific Cinematheque Film Education Programs Gulf Islands Film and Television School Video and Animation Camosun College (Victoria) Applied Communication University of Victoria History in Art and Film Studies Victoria Motion Picture School Film Production Training Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design (Vancouver) Media Arts Capilano College Professional Film Studies Media Technology Praxis Film Development Workshop Screenwriting British Columbia Institute of Technology Broadcast Communications Simon Fraser University School of Communication School for the Contemporary Arts including Film Studies University of British Columbia Department of Theatre, Film and Creative Writing Professional Film Arts Program, Continuing Studies Computer Master Institute of New Media and Internet Technology New Media and Animation Columbia Academy of Radio, Television and Recording Arts

100. Dawn Ontario - Disabled Women 's Network Ontario : Home Page Awareness Campaign for Women s Equality Rights in Canada. advise, please visit a communitylegal clinic without prescription CWHN press release media Coverage. http://dawn.thot.net/

Building an inclusive community ... fostering virtual locally and globally "Establishment women just get mad. Activists change the laws." ~ Nancy Ruth DAWN Ontario is a progressive, volunteer-driven, feminist advancement of equality rights We operate with NO funding with NO paid staff If you need legal advise, please visit a community legal clinic we cannot return long distance calls What's New additions to the site indexed daily Featured Issues, News, Actions Events Calendar Hot Topics Ontario Budget: May 2004 The Plan for Change: Focusing on Health and Education Spending Highlights Revenue Highlights 'Morning-After' pill to be made available without prescription CWHN press release Media Coverage Women's Monument to honour Women Victims of Violence to be placed in a Sudbury Graveyard No Joke!

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