CBC Radio One

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  Christen Petersen 07.09.2026
  I listen to Radio One many hours each da-ay. Today, September 7, 2026 I listened to Three professionals try to understand when to stop for a changing traffic light. One thing was obvious, "You do not know what you do not know!"
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  ALLEN COOPER 05.07.2023
  Mary Etui should stop saying " EH" it sounds very low life or unprofessional. acbel@rogers. com
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  Cam Finley 15.05.2023
  Please get rid of the theme for The Current. It's annoying and overused.
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  ted baker 27.04.2023
  Why does CBC use this erotic dialogue ,,, particularly the GAY MAN ------narrative ?
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  Carly Wilson 10.02.2023
  I'm here for the woman that reads the weather in an extremely sultry voice and says " ahigha" instead of "a high of"
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  David Piva 03.02.2023
  Long time listener as it happens
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  S M 26.01.2023
  I enjoy listening to your news everyday. My only comment is regarding the weekly morning chats with Suresh Doss. It would be the most appropriate to reach out to traditional Ukrainian restaurants and highlight their hospitality, exquisite taste of their homestyle dishes that embrace Ukrainian and Canadian Folklore. Thank you and GLORY TO UKRAINE!
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  [email protected] 12.01.2023
  I took a chance on watching The National the other day, after months of avoiding it due to the ignorant commercials. Since I live in France I'm quite happy to watch one-day or two-day-old programs but, with commercials? Nope. Not worth wasting my time on. I've always got France 24 as my go-to source of programming and information.
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  John Smallwood 04.01.2023
  A mainstay in my daily listening, but I can't understand why Pia C. was chosen to replace Michael Enright. She's fine on lighter programming, but doesn't have the weight needed for Sunday Morning. A better choice would have been Nahla Ayed who is brilliant (as she was in the field) on "Ideas." Increasingly, CBC dumbs down its programming by including less than interesting and less than humorous fatuous individuals such as Ali Hassan who is so ego-centric that he can think of no one other than himself. Who cares about his past as a chef, and who would possibly consider buying his latest text? And then there's CBC tv with its terribly derivative programming a la the baking show, Family Feud, and horribly, Son of a Critch which copies the deplorable Young Sheldon. Where are the Schitt's Creeks that actually appeal to larger audiences?
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  Paul Bel 03.12.2022
  During years living in small town northern Quebec CBC Radio kept me in touch with life in

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