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Nathalie Allaire, regional director of Radio-Canada Acadie, made the announcement Thursday, which includes shortening the television news program Le Téléjournal Acadie from one hour to 30 minutes.
Changes include shortening regional television program and a new podcast
Hope Edmond · CBC News
· Posted: May 29, 2026 5:40 PM EDT | Last Updated: 44 minutes ago
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The changes to Radio-Canada Acadie programming will take effect on Aug. 31. (Radio-Canada)
Radio-Canada announced it will be making changes to its programming in Atlantic Canada starting this summer.
Nathalie Allaire, regional director of Radio-Canada Acadie, made the announcement Thursday, which includes shortening the television news program Le Téléjournal Acadie from one hour to 30 minutes.
Allaire said the decision comes after the launch of a new daily televised podcast for the region hosted by current television host Karine Godin, which aims to reach new audiences.
The shortened version of the television program and the launch of the new multi-platform podcast will begin on Aug. 31.
“To do that we had to make decisions and say we cannot add on more work for our reporters,
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