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F1 confirms plans to race in Canada until 2035

Formula 1 has announced it has signed a new contract with the promoters of its Canadian Grand Prix, keeping the Montreal race on the calendar until 2035.

Motorsport

Canadian GP to remain on F1 calendar until 2035

Formula 1 has announced it has signed a new contract with the promoters of its Canadian Grand Prix, keeping the Montreal race on the calendar until 2035.

Autosport

Bell Media Launches New Portfolio of FAST Channels

10 channels are initially available on LG Channels in Canada with more distribution to follow

TV Tech

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BCE Hits a Well-Deserved 24th 52-Week Low in the Past Year

Canadian media and telecom company BCE hit a 52-week low of $35.88 on Tuesday, its 24th time over the past 52 weeks. There are plenty of reasons why.

Barchart

The Rise and Fall of MuchMusic

Former staffers reveal what made the channel so special—and why MuchMusic has failed to reclaim its former glory despite a relaunch

The Walrus

Bill C-18: Google and Meta spark crucial test for Canadian journalism

Three events have recently marked a powerful inflection point in Canadian journalism.

The Conversation

Canadian Broadcasters Launch Sustainability Initiative

'Canadian Broadcasters for Sustainability' includes 22 media companies

TV Tech

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News broadcaster defended by viewers following claims that she was fired from job for grey hair

‘At 58, I still thought I’d have a lot more time to tell more of the stories that impact our daily lives,’ reporter says on Twitter

The Independent UK

Grey hair: Fine for George Clooney but not Lisa LaFlamme?

Hillary Clinton once said: “Pay attention to your hair, because everyone else will.”

The Conversation

Acclaimed Canadian news anchor Lisa LaFlamme accuses bosses of firing her for letting her hair go gray

LaFlamme was a woman atop a male-dominated industry, so not always treated seriously. Her decision to stop dying her hair made national headlines in Canada.

People

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