Norval Morrisseau interviewed on location at the McMichael in Kleinburg, ON. Broadcast on CBLT (CBC Toronto) on July 23, 1979. Television finally came to Canada on September 6, 1952 when the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation launched CBFT-TV in Montreal. That station broadcast in English and French. The CBC would open Toronto’s first station two days later on September 8, 1952 – CBLT-TV. It was the country’s first English-language television station and the country’s second TV station. CBLT...

On Tuesday, November 19th, 2025 -members of the Georgetown community filled Gaston Hall for a conversation on one of the defining questions of the next decade: will artificial intelligence strengthen democracy and public service or undermine them? Georgetown’s Institute of Politics and Public Service hosted a conversation on the promises and perils of AI with Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Dr. Geoffrey Hinton, a Nobel laureate and the “Godfather of AI.” In this excerpt, Hinton warns of the...

CBC Superior Morning with Mary-Jean Cormier August 18, 2025 Host: Mary-Jean Cormier Guest : Dominique Degre (CBC Radio-Canada)   TRANSCRIPT: CORMIER The late Anishinaabe painter Norval Morrisseau is a treasured Canadian artist, but because he didn’t keep a catalog of his work, it became a frequent target of fraud. Morrisseau's children and his estate have portrayed themselves victims of the fraud, but they may be linked to it according to court documents found during a Radio Canada...