Posted on 28/01/06
Who will helm Heritage?
The last time it looked as if a Stephen Harper government would take office, in June, 2004, Canada's cultural industries were in panic mode: The Conservatives would abandon arm's-length policies governing the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, they said. They'd open the Canadian heavens to U.S. satellites. They'd starve the Canada Council and the CBC.
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