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Friends says CBC refuses its anti-Harper ads

Brief | August 11, 2015

The advocacy group Friends of Canadian Broadcasting says CBC/Radio-Canada is refusing to air TV advertisements critical of Prime Minister Stephen Harper for cuts to CBC.

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