Ottawa (March 20, 2013) Close to 100 Ontario communities have acquired transmission towers formerly used by TVOntario. The towers can be used by the communities to re-establish free over-the-air television services that their residents would otherwise have to obtain via cable or satellite, including TVO and the CBC; as well as highspeed wireless Interenet, community TV or radio, or cell phone service.

Est-ce que la piètre qualité de l'air intérieur a une incidence sur la santé de votre famille?

Pour bien des familles, l'arrivée du temps froid signifie plus de temps à l'intérieur, les fenêtres fermées et le foyer allumé pour être au chaud. Vous vous demandez alors quoi faire pour divertir les enfants, mais vous devriez aussi vous demander si la qualité de l'air de votre maison affecte la santé de votre famille.

Is Poor Indoor Air Quality Impacting Your Family's Health?

For many families, the onset of cold weather often means more time indoors, with the windows shut tight and the fireplace burning to keep out the chill. All this time inside may leave you desperate for creative ways to keep the kids entertained, but it should also bring another question to mind -- is the quality of the air in your home affecting your family's health?

CBC/Radio-Canada mettra hors service ses émetteurs de télévision analogique hertzienne le 31 juillet 2012.

Êtes-vous touché?

Si vous utilisez une antenne pour regarder la télévision et que vous recevez un signal analogique de la Télévision de Radio-Canada ou de CBC Television, vous devrez changer le mode de réception de vos services de télévision.

CBC/Radio-Canada is shutting down its analogue over-the-air transmitters on July 31, 2012.

Are you affected?

If you use an antenna to watch television and receive an analogue signal from CBC Television or Télévision de Radio-Canada, you will need to change how you receive our TV services.

Cable and satellite subscribers are not affected by this, nor are those who receive a digital over-the-air signal. Fewer than two percent of Canadians will be affected by the shutdown of our analogue system.

CBC/Radio-Canada mettra hors service ses émetteurs de télévision analogique hertzienne le 31 juillet 2012.

Êtes-vous touché?

Si vous utilisez une antenne pour regarder la télévision et que vous recevez un signal analogique de la Télévision de Radio-Canada ou de CBC Television, vous devrez changer le mode de réception de vos services de télévision.

CBC/Radio-Canada is shutting down its analogue over-the-air transmitters on July 31, 2012.

Are you affected?

If you use an antenna to watch television and receive an analogue signal from CBC Television or Télévision de Radio-Canada, you will need to change how you receive our TV services.

Cable and satellite subscribers are not affected by this, nor are those who receive a digital over-the-air signal. Fewer than two percent of Canadians will be affected by the shutdown of our analogue system.

Report shows measureable gains, but gaps persist

Osoyoos, British Columbia - June 26, 2012 -- The National Aboriginal Economic Development Board (NAEDB), will be releasing its findings today for the first-of-its-kind study, "The Aboriginal Economic Benchmarking Report", during the 2012 Aboriginal Economic Leadership Summit in Osoyoos, BC.

Ottawa, le 30 mai 2012 -- Dans la foulée des coupes imposées lors du dernier budget fédéral, CBC et Radio-Canada prévoient fermer plus de 600 émetteurs analogiques de télévision le 31 juillet prochain. Ainsi, les Canadiens vivant à l'extérieur des principales villes et capitales provinciales et territoriales perdront leur accès gratuit aux émissions du radiodiffuseur public par l'entremise des ondes hertziennes captées via des « oreilles de lapin » ou une antenne sur le toit.

Ottawa (May 25, 2012) In response to federal cuts, the CBC and Radio-Canada plan to switch off more than 600 analog transmitters on July 31, 2012. Canadians outside major cities and provincial and territorial capitals will lose free access to the CBC and Radio-Canada over the air using bunny ears or rooftop antennae. Ontario educational broadcaster TVO is shutting down more than 100 analog TV transmitters on July 31st as well. The affected communities need to act if they want to avoid losing this infrastructure.