OTTAWA — The head of the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. told members of Parliament that the public broadcaster is there to keep people informed, build trust, strengthen democracy and promote local culture.

CEO and president Catherine Tait and Marco Dube, CBC’s chief transformation officer, are testifying at the House of Commons heritage committee this afternoon.

The committee is studying job cuts at CBC/Radio-Canada, after the organization said it is facing a projected $100M deficit for the fiscal year{ai:summary}<p>CBC execs testify in Parliament, stressing role in informing public, building trust, and promoting local culture. #society</p>

CBC 'not out of the woods' financially, CEO Catherine Tait tells MPs on heritage committee

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