TRCM - Standing Committee

Transport and Communications

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38-1 38th Parliament, 1st Session (October 4, 2004 - November 28, 2005)
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Meeting Detail
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Monday, January 31, 2005
Partial In Camera
1:06 p.m.
local time
Location: Morris J. Wosk Centre For Dialogue Asia Pacific Hall, Room 100, 580 West Hastings Street, Vancouver BC
Clerk: Till Heyde (613) 992-5084
The current state of Canadian media industries; emerging trends and developments in these industries; the media's role, rights, and responsibilities in Canadian society; and current and appropriate future policies relating thereto
Witnesses
  • David Beers, Editor (The Tyee)
  • Chris Budgell (As an individual)
  • Charles Campbell, Contributing Editor (The Tyee)
  • Brian Campbell, B.C. Library Association (As an individual)
  • Bob Hackett, School of Communication, Simon Fraser University (As an individual)
  • George Ho, Deputy Editor (Ming Pao Daily News)
  • Rafeh Hulays, Canadian Arab Federation (As an individual)
  • Joan Jenny, Northern Comfort Productions (As an individual)
  • Sarah MacDonald, Director of Programming, Television and New Media (The Knowledge Network)
  • Donald G. MacKenzie (As an individual)
  • James MacKinnon, Campaign for Press and Broadcast Freedom (As an individual)
  • Barbara Joe May, B.C. Library Association (As an individual)
  • Isabel Minty (As an individual)
  • Pedro Mora, Vancouver Community Television Association (As an individual)
  • Riadh Muslih, Adala - Canadian Arab Justice Committee (As an individual)
  • Kevin Potvin, Republic of East Vancouver Newspaper (As an individual)
  • Wayne Robert, General Manager (The Knowledge Network)
  • Sid Chow Tan (As an individual)
  • Nick Volkow, City Councillor (City of Burnaby)
  • Raisab Ward, Professor and Director, Institute for Computing (As an individual)
  • Richard Ward, Community Media Education Society (As an individual)
  • Paul Willcocks (As an individual)
The current state of Canadian media industries; emerging trends and developments in these industries; the media's role, rights, and responsibilities in Canadian society; and current and appropriate future policies relating thereto
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