That’s it. The answers are “no” and “it is being sorted out.” And yet there is obviously something amiss. Maybe those complainants in News and Current affairs exaggerated. Maybe that “rancorous newsroom scrum” never happened. Maybe Stursberg was being very careful in his choice of words about “restructuring.”
But there’s no “maybe” about the vital importance of news and current affairs at CBC-TV. It is the benchmark by which CBC is measured and the marker of value to its core audience.
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APRIL FOOLS!
Wow, I actually agreed with Doyle there, and he wasn’t trying to make us look stupid. What gives?