Marie-France Bazzo will not have spent much time away from the large Canadian radio tower. According to journalist Mario Girard The pressThe presenter and producer is currently working on a documentary series about newcomers, which will initially land on the Première Plus platform, and perhaps then premiered on the main station Radio-Canada. Patricia Pleszcznska, general manager of Radio-Canada Radio, confirmed the information without revealing further details.

It therefore appears that relations between Marie-France Bazzo and Radio-Canada have not been officially severed. Almost at the same time last year, in early April 2015, the one who hosted the morning show for two years (2013-2015), It’s not too early yeton Radio-Canada Première, replacing the 15-year reign of René Homier-Roy and It’s much better in the morningShe gave up her microphone to devote more time to her work as a producer, as announced. A reason that the main interested party did not elaborate on later, but we can conclude that relations between the businesswoman and Radio-Canada executives remained harmonious.

Last fall, Alain Gravel took over the position vacated by Marie-France Bazzo with a new platform. Gravel in the morning.

This series project, intended for Première Plus, is also good news for Marie-France Bazzo, who at the beginning of the year regretted having to end it Bazzo.tvthe magazine where she hosted and produced for 10 years Tele-Québec. The latest edition of Bazzo.tv was introduced on March 24th.

The lady explained in January that she still had other ideas in her box, but wanted to get actively involved in developing concepts of the caliber of Bazzo.tvwhere debates, reflections and editorials took center stage, can continue to be seen live on screen without being relegated to the same status as variety interview shows, as the new Canadian Heritage criteria tend to be for the award of the film tax credit. or cinema films recommend video production.