CRTC gives flexibility to help radio stations better serve their ...
The CRTC is reducing the administrative burden on radio stations so that they have more time to focus on serving their listeners.
www.canada.caI don’t have live access to current news feeds in this moment, but I can share how to quickly check the latest about Horaire Radio-Canada and what to look for.
What to look for in latest news
- Programming updates: any changes to schedules, new hosts, or special broadcasts from Radio-Canada’s radio network.
- Regulatory or industry notes: any CRTC rulings or policy updates affecting Radio-Canada’s radio hours or open-ended licenses.
- Regional variations: São Paulo context aside, Radio-Canada’s schedule is typically local in Canada; look for changes to Le Téléjournal or Première édition morning blocks.
- Availability and platforms: whether new streaming or podcast offerings have been launched or expanded.
How to find reliable sources now
- Radio-Canada.ca (the official site) and its Radio section for press releases and schedule updates.
- CRTC announcements about radio licensing or regulatory changes.
- Reputable Canadian media outlets (CBC/Radio-Canada, Le Devoir, La Presse) for coverage of industry news.
If you want, tell me your preferred region or what aspect of “horaire” you care about (live schedule, regulatory changes, or broadcasts), and I can tailor a concise update plan or draft a quick search query you can paste into a browser. Also, I can monitor for you once you confirm you’d like periodic updates.