HIST 242 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Foreign Investment Review Agency, Canadian Nationalism, Canadian Content
18 Mar 2017
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February 16: cultural: sylvia bashevkin, true patriot love: the politics of canadian nationalism (toronto: Oxford university press, 1991), 61-76. http://site. ebrary. com. proxy. queensu. ca/lib/queen/detail. action?docid=10334856&token=5d3b0 c49-66bd-492b-9c89-b2465b779c2f: ryan edwardson, canadian content: culture and the quest for nationhood (toronto: 1800s: tory-conservative, british traditional to build railway: mid 1900s: after war, under pro-business liberal, walter. Canadian stories, are they even being told, who is teaching. Britain speaks english historically and contemporarily have influence on canada: media could come from countries non- inhibited: no subtitles, no dubbing, silent films, radio. Which can add: these two things less developed, and geographically so close to us: costs and complexity. Canada for much of early history largely being a british dominion, meant that all cultural influence came from these countries. A lot of early television and radio, came from america. One reasons cbc created was because not a whole lot of density for private radio stations to pick up. A lot were american, cbc, but for long time only.
