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Swieqi council accuses PA of ignoring community interests in controversial development
The Swieqi local council has thrown its weight behind residents opposing a contentious development application that seeks to replace a family home with a block of apartments, potentially for rental or B&B purposes, in a move they claim violates long-standing property agreements and threatens neighbourhood harmony.
Tuesday in Broadcast History .. September 7th
ON THIS DAY IN 1924 radio station CKFC first took to the air from First Congregational Church, at Thurlow & Pendrell in Vancouver, broadcasting only on Sundays. Together with its shortwave sister CKFX it was one of the stations which were later amalgamated into the present-day CKWX (News 1130). . In 1927, television pioneer Philo T. Farnsworth succeeded in transmitting an image through purely electronic means by using an image dissector.
Friday in Broadcast History .. September 3rd
ON THIS DAY in 1910 Kitty Carlisle actress/singer Kitty Carlisle was born in New Orleans. She became nationally known as a regular panelist on the TV game show To Tell the Truth from 1957 to 1978, and later appeared in its revivals in 1980, 1990-91 and one episode in 2000. She died April 17, 2007 at age 96. Also in 1910, actress Grace Matthews was born in Toronto.
Media In Canada Support Taliban Recognition, Communist China, by Brad Saltzberg
Just three countries recognized the Taliban when they last seized power in Afghanistan: Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and United Arab Emirates. by Brad Saltzberg August 31, 2021 A global Canada is more than a choice: It’s a necessity.” — Global Affairs Canada. When the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan in 1996, the organization was recognized by just three nations: Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. In 2021, Canadian media recommends our country join them.
The election could drastically change the media landscape in Canada, by Candace Malcolm
by Candice Malcolm August 17, 2021 . If Erin O’Toole wins the election, the media landscape in Canada will drastically change – and that threatens the legacy media. Why else would they scoff and complain when an independent journalist gets to ask a question at a press conference? The reality is that they see the writing on the wall – CBC numbers are in free fall because increasingly, Canadians don’t trust them and aren’t interested in hearing their propaganda.
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