Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Canadian public broadcaster
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| 2024 | The CBC Pensioners National Association successfully secured a $127.1 million refund from pension surpluses, which was distributed to retirees. |
| 2023 | The CBC Pension Plan reported 10,283 retired members and 7,641 active members, with a total fund value of $7.9 billion and a 7.8% return on investments. |
| August 15 2023 | WCBB was licensed to change its broadcast channel from Channel 10 to channel 20. |
| 2021 | Pension surplus accumulated for the years 2021 and 2022. |
| 2021 | MPBN applied for and was granted seven new NCE construction permits, with four for classical programming and three for Maine Public Radio |
| March 13 2020 | WMEA-TV changed its broadcast channel from RF channel 45 to channel 36 as part of the television station repack process. |
| March 11 2020 | Station WMEA-TV improved its digital channel coverage area. |
| 2019 | W272CG translator in Sanford officially incorporated into MPBN network |
| December 30 2019 | CBC aired the final New Year's Eve special of the Royal Canadian Air Farce, marking the end of their annual comedy tradition due to budgetary constraints. |
| 2018 | The CBC Pension Plan began strategically shifting its real estate investments, moving away from office and retail spaces towards industrial and multifamily buildings. |
| 2017 | Air Farce taped two specials: one for Canada's 150th anniversary on Canada Day and their traditional New Year's Eve show. |
| 2017 | WBQA radio station in Boothbay Harbor fully integrated into MPBN network |
| 2016 | WBQF radio station established in Fryeburg for Maine Public Classical programming |
| September 20 2016 | MPBN rebranded as 'Maine Public'. |
| May 2016 | Maine Public Classical service was launched on HD2 channels and new transmitters. |
| 2015 | W259BY translator launched in Waterville for Maine Public Classical programming |
| 2011 | Following Roger Abbott's death, Don Ferguson became the sole owner of Air Farce Productions Inc. |
| March 26 2011 | Roger Abbott died of leukemia, leading to a special adaptation of their New Year's Eve show in 2012. |
| 2010 | Don Ferguson became the executive producer of the annual Air Farce New Year's Eve specials. |
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