Ways you can help:
• E-mail or write to the people listed here.

• Call the Thunder Bay bureau and leaving messages about your discontent (that way they can start airing them, the more the better)

• Sign the petition that is going around, and then forward it to your friends

• Sign the postcards that are circulating and mail them. The more the better.

• Make signs and post them outside your house (We need to give it as much exposure as possible)

• If you are part of an organization - school council, scouts, church group, etc. Ask them to pass the word.

E-mail us any other ideas... info@saveyourcbc.com
 
     
  CBC Thunder Bay
213 East Miles St.
Thunder Bay, ON
(807) 625-5000
 
 

Links:
Canadian Media Guild
www.cmg.ca

Canadian Labour
Congress
CLC's call to action

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CBC Thunder Bay was recently warned of deep, hard cuts to its programming and staff. Up to half the people who work at the station are expected to be laid off over the coming weeks.

Despite the fact that the Federal Government is spending billions of dollars to "stimulate" the economy, the CBC as a whole has recieved no extra money to help it through these tough economic times.
 
  Even bridge financing (an advanced loan of money already promised) has been refused. This has forced the hand of the CBC to cut the jobs of 800 hard-working Canadians.

CBC management has decided to reduce staff and programming based on a model of proportional representation. This means the people who need the CBC most, the people who live outside the Toronto's, Montreal's and Vancouver's of this country, are the ones who will suffer the most.

CBC Thunder Bay serves all of NorthWestern Ontario, an area roughly the same size as France. With just over a dozen people, the staff at the station manage to tell the important, relevant, and engaging stories of the region to the whole country. Please support our effort in keeping representation of Northern Ontario in the national media alive. Please contact you Member of Parliament to tell them how you feel.

Bruce Hyer (NDP)
MP/Thunder Bay/Superior North
(807) 345-1818
bruce@brucehyer.ca
John Rafferty (NDP)
MP/Thunder Bay/Rainy River
(807) 623-6000 - Thunder Bay office
(807) 274-9313 - Fort Frances office
(807) 597-2000 - Atikokan office
Rafferty.J@parl.gc.ca

Greg Rickford (Conservative)
MP - Kenora
(807) 468-2170 - Kenora office
(807) 223-8000 - Dryden Office
rickfg@parl.gc.ca
James Moore, Minister of Culture
Ottawa Office/Bureau
House of Commons/Chambre des communes
Ottawa, ON, K1A 0A6
(613) 992-9650
moorej@parl.gc.ca

Contacting Government will help get the message across, but you can also contact the bureaucrats making the decisions on the cuts. Richard Stursberg is the VP of operations for the English CBC, Susan Rogers is the manager in charge of the Thunder Bay station, and Susan Marjetti is her boss, who looks after stations across Ontario.

Give them a call and tell them what you think of their decisions!

Hubert Lacroix
CBC President & CEO
Phone: (514) 597-5101
ht.lacroix@cbc.ca
CBC/Radio-Canada
P.O. Box 6000
Montreal, Quebec  H3C 3A8

Richard Stursberg
CBC Executive Vice President
of English Services
Phone: (416) 205-6264
richard.stursberg@cbc.ca

Susan Rogers
Program Manager
CBC North Western Ontario
Phone: (807) 625-5021
susan.rogers@cbc.ca


Susan Marjetti
Director of Radio Services for Ontario
Phone: (416) 205-5791
susan.marjetti@cbc.ca


















 
 

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