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CBC/Radio-Canada’s WHAT’S YOUR STORY? – A CANADA 2017 YEARBOOK marks the year by showcasing Canadians’ stories

Ottawa — As 2017 comes to a close, CBC/Radio-Canada presents WHAT’S YOUR STORY? – A CANADA 2017 YEARBOOK, a special project showcasing Canadians and connecting us with each other in this milestone year.

WHAT’S YOUR STORY? – A CANADA 2017 YEARBOOK is a hardcover collection of profiles and portraits we received from Canadians in every province and territory, of all ages and from diverse cultural backgrounds. The Yearbook is available in both official languages as a single edition. It includes over 150 stories, perspectives and photographs that create a fascinating snapshot of the people, places, things and events that tell a story of who we are now and where we are headed together as a nation.

“As Canada’s public broadcaster, we have been at the heart of the country’s 150th anniversary of Confederation with a special lineup of programming, live events and partnerships,” said Hubert T. Lacroix, President & CEO of CBC/Radio-Canada. “We provided a public space for Canadians to have a voice, to share their stories and to connect with each other. We’re grateful for each of the stories we received.”

This limited edition yearbook is available to the public at Indigo (online at !ndigo ), Chapters, Coles and independent booksellers for $29.99. A downloadable, digital version will also be available for free to all Canadians in early December 2017.

More information at cbc.radio-canada.ca/yearbook

 

WHAT’S YOUR STORY? – A CANADA 2017 YEARBOOK is published by CBC/Radio-Canada with Mosaic Press, one of Canada’s leading independent publishers. Mosaic is multicultural in its scope and concerned with the publication of works that reflect the Canadian ethnic mosaic.

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About CBC/Radio-Canada
CBC/Radio-Canada is Canada’s national public broadcaster and one of its largest cultural institutions. We are Canada’s trusted source of news, information and Canadian entertainment. Deeply rooted in communities all across the country, CBC/Radio-Canada offers diverse content in English, French and eight Indigenous languages. We also provide international news and information from a uniquely Canadian perspective. In 2017, CBC/Radio-Canada is at the heart of the celebrations and conversations with special 2017-themed multiplatform programming and events across Canada.

 

For more information, please contact:

Douglas Chow

Corporate Spokesperson

tel. (613) 288-6335

douglas.chow@cbc.ca

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