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Program Notes
News: Daily at 1700, 1845, and 2230
hours GMT, news is presented from
the newsroom of the International
Service. Canadian and world-wide
events are reported in each of the
three daily bulletins. Daily at 2230
hours GMT, the news is read espe-
cially slowly for those European
listeners whose mother-tongue is not
English, yet who understand and
appreciate the news in the English
language.
Commentaries: Daily except Satur-
day and Sunday immediately follow-
ing the news at 1710, 1855, and 2245
hours GMT, "POST-NEWS” COME
MENTARIES may be heard. The
commentators who discuss leading
events of national and international
importance, are noted Canadian jour-
nalists who speak from Ottawa,
Toronto, and Montreal.
Each Thursday 2250-2305 hours
GMT, “THIS WEEK” is broadcast.
The series deals with current events
and their background in the realms of
Canadian agriculture, trade and fi-
nance, business and labour.
Reportage: Daily except Sunday at
1715 hours CMT, and each Monday,
Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday
following the 2230 GMT news and
commentary, CANADIAN CHRON-
ICLE” is on the air. Domestic
topics in the day’s news are reported
in detail by contributors who speak
from large and small centres of
population across the country between
the oceans.
Talks: Each Saturday at 1710 and at
1855 hours GMT “CANADIANA”
is presented, with stories of the past
and present in Canada. Each Sunday
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"LET’S LOOK AT SCIENCE” offers
descriptions of significant Canadian
endeavor in the laboratories and on
the testing benches of the nation’s
scientific institutions.
Fach Sunday 1715-1730, and 2245-
2300 hours GMT, and each Tuesday
2250-2305 hours GMT, we offer talks
dealing with topics wide in variety
and interest. They are descriptive of
our contemporary life in homes and
communities and factories, and of our
nation’s geography, people, and the
work, play and studies we undertake
in our daily lives in Canada.
The Canadian public, owners of Cana-
da’s nation-wide radio system, take an
interest in the opening of this newest
centre in Montreal, and enjoy an exhibi-
tion of initio in the main hall.
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