
CBC Radio CBC News is different today. From World Report to Peter Mansbridge's delivery. What do you think of these changes?
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Jennifer McQuire, general manager and editor in chief of CBC News, on what people can expect from the wholesale renewal of the public broadcaster's news service.

CBC Radio It's food month at The CBC Book Club. Tomorrow, we chat with Mark Bittman, cook book author and New York Times columnist, 2 pm ET!
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Tomorrow we'll be having an hour-long live chat with one of my favourite food writers, Mark Bittman. His book How To Cook Everything is the only cookbook I consult on a regular basis and Food Matters, ...

CBC Radio Voting is now open! Choose one place in each province you think should be immortalized in song, then chose the artist you think should write and perform it. Choose from the likes of Hawksley Workman, Shad, Hey Rosetta, Jenn Grant and more!
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CBC RADIO 2 LAUNCHES THE GREAT CANADIAN SONG QUEST, IMMORTALIZING CANADA’S FAVOURITE PLACES IN SONG This fall, CBC Radio 2, Canada’s national music network, brings Canadians the chance to share their passion, ...

CBC Radio What the heck is the Great Canadian Song Quest?! Tom Allen explains.
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CBC Radio 2 is commissioning 13 new songs about YOUR favourite spots in Canada - one from each province and territory. We need your help. Watch this video - host Tom Allen explains all you need to know in 60 seconds! Go to http://cbc.ca/songquest and start your quest now.

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We have songs about Winnipeg, Bobcaygeon, Saskatoon and more. What other cities and landmarks deserve a song? Join the Great Canadian SongQuest on CBC Radio 2. http://www.cbc.ca/radio2/songquest/share yourquest.html
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CBC RADIO 2 LAUNCHES THE GREAT CANADIAN SONG QUEST, IMMORTALIZING CANADA’S FAVOURITE PLACES IN SONG This fall, CBC Radio 2, Canada’s national music network, brings Canadians the chance to share their passion, ...

CBC Radio Don't miss your favourite CBC Radio shows. Check out the new CBC Radio One schedule (PDF)
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CBC Radio Live Q&A with Susan Orlean, a staff writer at The New Yorker and author of books including The Orchid Thief, which inspired the motion picture, Adaptation.
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Live chat with Susan Orlean on Tuesday, July 28th at 2 pm ET.

CBC Radio CBC Radio's summer schedule and shows are online!
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Summer is underway! Listen to clips of our summer shows here. Full episodes of most shows will be available for streaming on demand on the show sites, after their broadcast. You will need the latest flash player to listen - download here!

CBC Radio Special episode of Q remembers Michael Jackson, today at 10 am on CBC Radio One http://www.cbc.ca/q/

CBC Radio It's the last week of original programming for CBC Radio shows like Outfront http://www.cbc.ca/outfront and The Point http://www.cbc.ca/thepoint. Don't forget to tune in for a proper farewell.
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Outfront is where you tell your story, your way, in your words. You make a radio documentary, with our help. Heard Monday to Thursday at 11:45 a.m. on CBC Radio One

CBC Radio Listen to Tonic and win a trip to the Montreal International Jazz Festival.
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Radio 2 is about reflecting the musical diversity of Canada and ensuring that many musical voices are heard.

CBC Radio Thanks for all the support everyone!

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Panelists Avi Lewis (defending The Book of Negroes by Lawrence Hill), Sarah Slean (defending Mercy Among the Children by David Adams Richards), Nicholas Campbell (defending The Outlander by Gil Adamson), Anne-Marie Withenshaw (defending the Fat Woman Next Door Is Pregnant by Michel Tremblay) and Jen Sookfong Lee (defen...ding Fruit by Brian Francis) share their reactions to first elimination and day three of debates.
Canada Reads airs March 2-6 on CBC Radio One at 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. (2 and 8 p.m. NT). Read More
Canada Reads airs March 2-6 on CBC Radio One at 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. (2 and 8 p.m. NT). Read More

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Panelists Avi Lewis (defending The Book of Negroes by Lawrence Hill), Sarah Slean (defending Mercy Among the Children by David Adams Richards), Nicholas Campbell (defending The Outlander by Gil Adamson), Anne-Marie Withenshaw (defending the Fat Woman Next Door Is Pregnant by Michel Tremblay) and Jen Sookfong Lee (defen...ding Fruit by Brian Francis) share their reactions to the first Canada Reads 2009 debate.
Canada Reads airs March 2-6 on CBC Radio One at 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. (2 and 8 p.m. NT). Read More
Canada Reads airs March 2-6 on CBC Radio One at 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. (2 and 8 p.m. NT). Read More














