Former Radio-Canada journalist Michel Morin has been appointed as a new commissioner with the Canadian radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission.
Minister of Heritage and Status of Women Bev Oda named Morin, who lives in Montreal, to the post on Wednesday, praising him in a news release as a "seasoned journalist" with "remarkable skills in persuasion and delegation."
Before retiring in 2005, Morin spent more than 34 years in broadcasting and has been a journalist and economic news editor. Most recently, he was the chief editor of TV news for Radio-Canada and the French language news network RDI.
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http://www.cbc.ca/arts/story/2007/08/08/crtc-commissioner.html
Minister of Heritage and Status of Women Bev Oda named Morin, who lives in Montreal, to the post on Wednesday, praising him in a news release as a "seasoned journalist" with "remarkable skills in persuasion and delegation."
Before retiring in 2005, Morin spent more than 34 years in broadcasting and has been a journalist and economic news editor. Most recently, he was the chief editor of TV news for Radio-Canada and the French language news network RDI.
Read more at CBC
http://www.cbc.ca/arts/story/2007/08/08/crtc-commissioner.html
