Documents of Canadian Broadcasting
1st Edition
Published on 15. June 1988
769 pages
978-0-7735-8089-3 (ISBN)
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This collection is intended to illustrate both the development of broadcasting in Canada and ideas about the role of broadcasting in national life. The editor supplies the actual documents upon which broadcasting and the debate over broadcasting have been built. An introduction to each is provided to illuminate the item's significance and to set the historical context.
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Content
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Table of Contents
- Part I: The Pre-broadcasting Era
- 1. Report of the Deputy Minister of Public Works, Sessional Papers No. 19 (1st session, 9th Parliament), 24 December 1900, 25-26
- 2. Report of the Deputy Minister of Public Works, Sessional Papers No. 19 (2d session, 9th Parliament), 15 January 1902, 10-11
- 3. Memorandum of agreement between Marconi companies and the Canadian government, Sessional Papers No. 51a, (2d session, 9th Parliament), 17 March 1902, 1-3
- 4. Report of the Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries, appendix 11, "Marconi wireless telegraph system," Sessional Papers No. 21 (1st session, 10th Parliament), 12 December 1904, 114-115
- 5. The Wireless Telegraphy Act, 20 July 1905, 4&5 Edw. 7, c. 49
- 6. The Radiotelegraph Act, 6 June 1913, 3&4 Geo. 5, c. 43
- Part II: The Radio Age
- 7. Department of Marine and Fisheries, " License to use Radio," 18 April 1923, Public Archives of Canada, RG 97, Vol.149, 6206-72-1
- 8. Department of Marine and Fisheries, form letter, 1924
- 9. "Report from the Minister of Marine and Fisheries," Canada Gazette, 19 January 1929, 2306
- 10. Report of the Royal Commission on Radio Broadcasting, September 1929
- 11. CFCF program schedule, 16 February 1931, Canadian Marconi Company archives, Montreal
- 12. J.M. Gibbon,'' Radio as a fine art,'' Canadian Forum, March 1931, 212-214
- 13. Graham Spry, " The Canadian Broadcasting Issue," Canadian Forum, April 1931, 246-249
- 14. Supreme Court of Canada, "In the matter of a reference as to the jurisdiction of Parliament to regulate and Control Communication," 30 June 1931, Supreme Court Reports 541 (1931)
- 15. Judicial committee of the Privy Council, "Re Regulation and Control of Radio Communication," 9 February 1932, Dominion law Reports (1932) 2 D. L. R., 81-88
- 16. R.B. Bennett, "speech in Support of Bill 94, Resecting Radio Broadcasting," 18 May 1932, Debales, 3035-3036
- 17." An Act Respecting Radio Broadcasting," 26 May 1932, 22&23 Geo. 5, c. 51. as amended, 23&24 Geo. 5, c. 35
- 18. CRBC, "Rules and Regulations," parts 1, 4, 5, PC 535, 15 April 1933
- 19. Typescript of "Mr. Sage" broadcast, September 1935, House of Commons Committees and Private Legislation Branch, Ottawa
- 20. The Canadian Broadcasting Act, 1936, 23 June 1936, 1 Edw 8, c. 24. as amended in 1951
- 21. "Regulations for broadcasting stations made under the Canadian Broadcasting Act, 1936, Chap. 24, S. 22," CBC Pamphlet, 1937
- 22. CBC, "Programme schedule for December 25 Christmas 1937," leaflet
- 23. "Political and Controversial broadcasting, Policies and Rulings," 21 Febeuary 1944
- 24. CAB: "Control of radio, an urgent Canadian problem," June 1947, 23-34
- Part III: Television Arrives
- 25. "Broadcasting," Report of the Royal Commission on National Development in Arts, Letters and Sciences, May 1951, Part 2, Chapter 18
- 26. J. J. McCann, Minister of National Revenue, "Television, extension of service, applications for licences from Private Stations," Debates, 8 December 1952, 409-410
- 27. "Broadcasting in Canada," Canada Year Book 1956,887-889
- 28. Report of the Royal Commission on Broadcasting, 15 March 1957, Vol. 1, 7-13, 88-92, 247-253
- 29. Broadcasting Act, 6 September 1958, 7 Eliz. 2, c. 22
- 30. Radio (TV) Broadcasting regulations," Statutory Orders and Regulations 59-456, Canada Gazette, Part 2, 9 December 1959
- 31. Radio (TV) Broadcasting Regulations, Statutory Orders and Regulations 59-456, Canada Gazette, Part 2, 9 December 1959, as amended 1960-1965, 1967
- 32. Radio (TV) Broadcasting Regulations, Statutory Orders and Regulations 59-456, as amended 1960, 1962-1964
- 33. Report of the Royal Commission on Government Organization, Vol. 4, "Special Areas of Administration," 21 January 1963, 25-32
- 34. Special consultative committee on broadcasting policy "Combined statement," Sessional Papers No. 132B (2d session, 26th Parliament), 4-10
- 35. Report of the committee on Broadcasting, 1 September 1965, 95-120
- 36. "Robert Fowler Recommends Broadcasting, dictatorship and Censorship," and " A Statements from the CAB," Canadian Broadcaster, 23 September 1965
- 37. "White paper on Broadcasting, " 4 July 1966
- Part IV: The CRTC Years
- 38. "Broadcasting Act," 7 March 1968,16&17 Eliz. 2, c. 25
- 39. Order- in- Council 1968- 1809, Canada Gazette, Part 1, 5 October 1968, 2398-2399
- 40. CRTC, public announcement: "The Improvement and Development of Canadian Broadcasting and the Extension of US Television Coverage in Canada by CATV," 3 December 1969
- 41. "Direction to the Canadian Radio-Television Commission re Reservation of cable Channels," Statutory Orders and Regulations 70-113, Canada Gazette, Part 2, 8 April 1970, 381-382
- 42. CRTC, "Canadian Broadcasting 'a single system'-policy statement on cable television," 16 July 1971, excerpt, 26-29
- 43. CRTC, Public Announcement: Regulaations Respecting Broadcasting Receving Undertakings (Cable television)," and " Cable Television Regulations," Statutory Orders and Regulations 75-665, Canada Gazette, Part 2, 26 November 1975, 3103-3111. As Amended 1981, 1983
- 44. CRTC, Press releases on Canadian Content Proposals for Television and Am Radio, and on Commercial Content for Television, 12 February 1970
- 45. No Virginia, a Canadian is not free to decide what he will Watch on Television or Listen to on Radio," Broadcaster, March 1970, 22-23
- 46. CRTC Press Release: Radio and television Regulations Resume, 22 May 1970
- 47. CRTC, "Television Broadcasting Regulations, amended," Statutory Orders and Regulations 70-257, Canada Gazette, Part 2, 24 June 1970, 653. As amended 1972, 1982, 1984
- 48. CRTC, "Radio AM Broadcasting Regulations, amended," Expect Dealing with Canadian Content, Statutory Orders and Regulations 70-256, Canada Gazette, Part 2, 24 June 1970, 649-650
- 49. CRTC, Report by the special committee appointed in Connection with the CBC Program " Air of Death," 9 July 1970, 4-15
- 50. "The Beast of Burden," Chapter 10 of the Uncertain Mirror, Vol. 1 of the Report by the special Senate Committee on the Mass Media, December 1970, 193-225
- 51. CRTC, Public Announcement: Concerning an inquiry by the Canadian Radio-Television Commission Into a Complaint against Radio Station CHNS, Halifax, by the Halifax- Dartmouth Committee of Miles for Millions, 28 March 1972
- 52. CRTC, Public Announcement "Programs produced under co-production or joint venture arrangements," 16 May 1972
- 53. CRTC, "Radio frequencies are public property," Public Announcement and Decision of the Commission on the Applications for Renewal of the CBC's Television and Radio Licences, 31 March 1974, 32-34, 43-44
- 54. Department of Communications, "Communications: Some federal proposals," April 1975,11-14
- 55. "Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission Act," 19 June 1975, 23&24 Eliz.2,c.49
- 56. CRTC, public announcement: "Controversial programming in the Canadian Broadcasting System Report on Issuses Ralsed by CFCF's anti-Bill 22 campaign," 24 February 1977, 5-12 plus Appendix, BBG Statement of 18 December 1961
- 57. Report of the CRTC Committee of Inquiry into the National Broadcasting Service, 20 July 1977, 17-31
- 58. CBC, Journalistic Policy, July 1982, 1-38
- 59. Telecommunications and Canada, the report of the Consultative on the Implication of Telecommunications for Canadian Sovereignty, March 1979, 29-49
- 60. CRTC Committee on Extension of service to Northern and Remote Communities, the 1980s: a Decade of Diversiry: Brodcasting, Satellites and Pay- TV, July 1980, 21-22, 26-27, 89, 53-59
- 61. CRTC decision 82-240 on pay TV, 18 March 1982, 638-656,658-661
- 62. Report of the Federal Cultural Policy Review Committee, November 1982, 288-311
- 63. CRTC, "Pay Television Regulations, "Statutory Orders and Regulations 84-797, Canada Gazette, Part 2, 17 October 1984, 3923-3926
- 64. Report of the Task Force on Broadcasting Policy, September 1986, "International Perspective," 25-32: " Culture and Industry," 35-42: and "Principles and Objectives," 133-168
