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Opposition MPs, media veterans call for ‘long overdue’ CBC mandate review

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A source familiar with government deliberations expects Ottawa will move forward with a review later this year, while stakeholders wait impatiently for the mandate’s first update in nearly 35 years.

Opposition MPs, media veterans call for ‘long overdue’ CBC mandate review

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A source familiar with government deliberations expects Ottawa will move forward with a review later this year, while stakeholders wait impatiently for the mandate’s first update in nearly 35 years.

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