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Canadian Heritage committee Are you talking about the CBC?
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Jean-Louis Robichaud
Canadian Heritage committee It isn't only a matter of funding. The CBC also has a mandate to fulfill.
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Jean-Louis Robichaud
Canadian Heritage committee I admit that it is a tough question to answer.
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Jean-Louis Robichaud
Canadian Heritage committee This programming does not meet journalistic standards of presenting different viewpoints and standards of objectivity.
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Jean-Louis Robichaud
Canadian Heritage committee Sir, could you please repeat the question?
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Jean-Louis Robichaud
Canadian Heritage committee CIDA is largely funded by the Canadian government, which shows the support that Canada grants to the other inhabitants of this planet. The CBC is largely funded by Canadian taxpayers. It has the mandate to contribute to a shared consciousness and to national identity. We are wond
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Jean-Louis Robichaud
Canadian Heritage committee Yes, of course.
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Jean-Louis Robichaud
Canadian Heritage committee I really don't think one goes against the other. I think there's a place for both to be there, CBC as a broadcaster, but independent filmmakers receiving moneys to do programs that otherwise would probably not come to life in an institution the size of the CBC. There is more room
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Jean-Louis Robichaud
Canadian Heritage committee You're asking me a very difficult question. The Canadian Independent Film and Video Fund is currently trying to draft a policy on this. It is not yet entirely clear in our minds. It is therefore difficult to propose something to others whereas we ourselves have not yet decided up
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Jean-Louis Robichaud
Canadian Heritage committee We intend to hold a planning session in October to deal with this issue.
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Jean-Louis Robichaud
Canadian Heritage committee Anything is possible in this world.
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Jean-Louis Robichaud
Canadian Heritage committee In theory, they could, but this is the responsibility of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Jean-Louis Robichaud
Canadian Heritage committee No. I come back to the member's statement when she said that we were cutting back or reducing the number of wonderful, very successful shows, whereas it is the CBC's responsibility to present a national perspective, to show Canadians who we are and how we see things. It is unfort
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Jean-Louis Robichaud
Canadian Heritage committee The whole issue of freedom of expression is at risk when producers and directors create programs on issues that might interest Canadians. They do so with a certain independence, whereas the people at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation do so with a corporate mindset that takes
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Jean-Louis Robichaud
Canadian Heritage committee We thank you for having received us this morning. We will be pleased to answer your questions to the best of our ability. In the event that we do not have the necessary documents at hand to answer your questions, we will be pleased to send them to you as soon as possible.
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Jean-Louis Robichaud