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Federally incorporated in January, 2001, The Canadian Broadcast Museum Foundation is a non-profit, charitable organization. With initial support from Bell Globemedia/CTV Inc., ACTRA Fraternal Benefits Society and the Department of Canadian Heritage, the Foundation is rapidly expanding both private and public partnerships with various sectors of the broadcasting industry and other stakeholders. The CBMF is committed to using this opportunity
To found a Museum of Canadian Broadcasting to preserve and communicate the history of broadcasting in Canada by creating real and virtual public spaces that tell the story of the programming, the people, the technical, creative and other developments of radio and television in this country.
The goal of the CBMF is to enhance public access to Canada’s broadcast heritage. We are dedicated to assembling a national collection of significant artifacts relating to programming and technology, developing a conservation infrastructure and innovative partnerships with existing institutions. We are committed to creating both real and virtual discovery opportunities, telling the fascinating stories of our rich broadcasting history and its relationship to contemporary media and society.


About the Collections
Program materials and other artifacts relating to Canadian radio and television broadcasting; oral histories, reports and documents.


Hours & Admission

Operation: By Appointment 
Open: Until such time as our facilities have been upraded, the public is invited to visit the Foundation by appointment only between the hours of 9am and 5pm Monday-Friday.

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Canadian Broadcast Museum Foundation
Suite LL-1, 1000 Yonge Street,  Suite LL-1, 1000 Yonge Street,  Ontario 
M4W2K2
Telephone:   416-367-4772
Fax:   416-367-3504
E-mail: wilkinsonk@cbmf-fmcr.ca


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Last updated: 2005 02 02