The Canadian Press: The move comes shortly after the federal broadcast regulator increased CPAC’s funding. President and CEO Christa Dickenson said that wasn’t enough to make up the shortfall.
Dickenson said in an interview CPAC “did forecasting over and over and over again,” both with the increase and without it, and “in order to be able to navigate the next couple of years, we came to the conclusion that this was inevitable and had to be done.”
The reductions amount to a 15 per cent staffing cut, affecting 12 people, including host Michael Serapio…