Media Releases

1994

• “Walk to Work” Not in Poor Taste, According to Ontario Regional Council
• Station Lost Tapes, Breached Standards, Says Ontario Council
• “Fashion Television” Not Degrading To Women, Says Ontario Council
• Ontario Regional Council Decision Concerning Ottawa Radio Station
• Comments In Poor Taste, Station Didn’t Breach Code, Says Ontario Council
• Ontario Council Decision Regarding Croatian-Language Program
• Ontario Council Decision Concerning News Report
• Ontario Council Decides Fashion Program Did Not Exploit Women
• Report On Abortion Poll Was Fair, Ontario Council Decides
• Open-Line Show Breached Industry Code, According To Ontario Council
• Station Didn’t Breach Code, Wasn’t Responsive To Viewer, Says Ontario Council
• Ontario Council Decision Regarding St. Catharines Open-Line Show
• Broadcast Standards Council Decision Concerning Comments Made On Morning Show
• “Violent” Film Scheduled Appropriately, Says CBSC Ontario Council

1993

• “Irish Jokes” Not Abusive Or Discriminatory, According To B.C. Council
• CBSC Western Council Decides Announcer’s Comments Not Degrading To Women
• CBSC Ontario Council Announces That Radio Station Breached Industry’s Code Of Ethics
• W5 Episode Fair, Says CBSC Ontario Regional Council
• Radio Station Breached Codes, Says CBSC Ontario Council
• CBSC Ontario Council Issues Decision On Scheduling Of Film
• CBSC Ontario Council Issues Decision Concerning Morning Show
• Western Council Issues Decision On News Reports
• Quebec Regional Council Issues First Decision

1992

• CBSC Ontario Council releases decision
• CBSC Ontario Council issues decision
• New Decision from CBSC Ontario Council
• CBSC British Columbia issues first decision
• Ontario Council issues decision
• CBSC Western Council releases first decision
• Atlantic Council finds Bathurst radio station didn’t break codes
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