A long-standing complaint concerning Quebec navel-gazing by the CBC's French-language news service has been revived as the national broadcast regulator considers Radio-Canada's licence renewal.

MONTREAL — What do you do if you’re a Quebec media company that already owns TV stations and newspapers, but is barred from launching radio stations due to Canadian broadcast law? Answer: You bypass ...

QUEBEC CITY, Canada (AFP) — In the wake of recent carnage at a Quebec City mosque, the Canadian province’s popular conservative talk radio hosts have come under fire for allegedly spreading ...

One of Quebec's most prominent advocates of the QAnon conspiracy movement, which spreads falsehoods about COVID-19, has been kicked off Facebook. The page belonging to Radio-Québec, a media outlet ...

When Quebec City officials announced Monday it was pulling its advertising dollars from Radio X, a popular but controversial radio station that has recently hosted conspiracy theorists and pushed back ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Quebec: They call it "radio poubelle," or trash radio. Quebec City has developed the dubious reputation as Canada's capital of shock ...

For 4 of 5 leaders, it will be 1st time going head to head with opponents The first of two French-language leaders' debates set for the Quebec election campaign takes place in Montreal Thursday night, ...

Montreal-based Canadian Broadcast Sales has appointed Veronica Low as director of business development of CBS Radio Quebec – a new venture that unites Corus, Cogeco and Radio Nord. Under Low’s ...

QUEBEC CITY — They call it "radio poubelle," or "trash radio." Quebec City has developed the dubious reputation of being Canada's ­capital of shock jocks, online ­radio hosts who love to provoke with ...

Government slaps moratorium on 2 main pathways to permanent residency The Quebec government is suspending two major pathways to permanent residency as part of a reassessment of its overall immigration ...

OTTAWA – A long-standing complaint concerning Quebec navel-gazing by the CBC’s French-language news service has been revived as the national broadcast regulator considers Radio-Canada’s licence ...