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We’re moving!
Yes, The Canadian Public is moving from Montreal, Quebec to Ottawa, Ontario this summer! On July 1st, the corporation’s current address and phone number will no longer be valid. We’ll publish the corporation’s new address and phone number shortly before … Continue reading
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Signal Substitution Is On Notice
On January 29, 2015, a decision was released by the CRTC in regards to signal substitution. Starting in 2017 (the NFL’s 2016-2017 season), the Super Bowl can no longer be signal substituted. Additionally, the CRTC has limited the use of … Continue reading
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Merry Christmas and Big News!
First, all of us at The Canadian Public would like to wish everyone plenty of health and prosperity in the new year! Second, TCPub Media Inc. Will be moving from Montreal to Ottawa this summer! 2015 will be very busy … Continue reading
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A significant Remembrance Day
This year’s Remembrance Day is significant in many ways. World War I started 100 years ago. Parliament Hill was attacked last month by a lone gunman after he shot and killed Cpl. Nathan Cirillo, a member of the military on … Continue reading
The Canadian Content
This is a short film about the problems with Canadian television, and how we can fix them. It was presented as an intervention at the CRTC’s “Let’s Talk TV” hearings on September 19th 2014 at Gatineau, Quebec. The video received … Continue reading
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We wish you a Merry X-Mas!
X-Mas?!? Just kidding! It’s Christmas, everyone! Enjoy the full-featured version, and not the trial version! All of us at The Canadian Public would like to wish everyone plenty of health and prosperity in the new year!
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Not ready to forget any of you.
And that includes our veterans of the Korean war and the Afghanistan war. Still hoping the federal government will do a proper job of supporting you brave guys and gals some day, instead of trying to weasel out of their … Continue reading
Why hasn’t this site been updated for so long?
As some of you may have noticed, this Web site hasn’t been updated since Christmas of 2012, and the live streams have been shut down last spring. The progress of the television channel has pretty much followed the same path. … Continue reading
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Happy Holidays everyone! All of us at The Canadian Public would like to wish everyone plenty of health and prosperity in the new year, now that we know the world HASN’T ended on December 21st!
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To Our Fallen Comrades
To our friends, our comrades, and our heroes, we salute you and thank you as always for your generosity and your sacrifices. Now if only the federal government showed the same level of respect instead of trying to “dispose” of … Continue reading
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