Broadcaster Magazine: Ex-Harper Aide Becomes CBC Political Analyst

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Conservative commentator Kory Teneycke has joined CBC News' respected roster of political analysts.

Teneycke, who served as Prime Minister Stephen Harper's director of communications and spokesperson, has more than 15 years' experience as a political organizer for conservative parties at the federal and provincial levels, including the Reform Party, the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party and the Saskatchewan Party. Teneycke led the Canadian Renewable Fuels Association for four years.

"Kory's intimate, first-hand knowledge of government and public policy will bring a fresh perspective to the roster of opinion at CBC News," said Jennifer McGuire, general manager and editor in chief, CBC News. "We look forward to Kory's views enriching our coverage of the many issues that matter to all Canadians."

"I look forward to joining the CBC lineup, and I am humbled to work with such a top-notch group of broadcasters and commentators," said Teneycke. "My intention is to provide intelligent analysis from a conservative perspective, and not bore the audience too much in the process."

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http://www.broadcastermagazine.com/issues/story.aspx?aid=1000365220

[Metric System]

1. Ugh.

[daleo]

2. He has been a bit independent, now and then

Not that I expect much.

[edwinmathews]

3. I dont think

I have ever seen a consevative on the CBC .

[daleo]

4. I have seen Manning on CBC many, many times.

As one example. I would throw in Rex Murphy too.