CBC News, established in 1941, is Canada’s publicly funded news and information outlet. With a presence in all regions of the nation, we cover local and global news to offer a Canadian viewpoint on current events. Our goal is to educate, inform, and engage citizens in our democratic society.
With over 75 local bureaus and stations nationwide, CBC News also operates offices in London, Mexico City, Mumbai, New York City, and Washington. We set up temporary pop-up bureaus as needed for specific stories or regions that require additional coverage.
For regular updates, you can follow our editor in chief, Brodie Fenlon, on this dedicated page. Additionally, our website provides insights into CBC’s leadership structure, services, and values.
To get in touch with CBC News, visit our contacts page to connect with newsrooms across Canada, reach out to specific personalities, pitch story ideas, or offer feedback on our content.
CBC News is committed to representing diverse perspectives and experiences of all Canadians. We aim to ensure that our news coverage is inclusive, respectful, and reflective of regional and cultural diversity. You can learn more about our efforts in promoting diversity and inclusion on our dedicated page.
Adhering to the highest journalistic standards, CBC/Radio-Canada upholds principles of accuracy, fairness, balance, impartiality, and integrity in all content. We are transparent with our audience, promptly correcting any errors and providing follow-up on evolving stories. Our commitment to quality journalism is outlined in our Journalistic Standards and Practices.
As a member of The Trust Project, CBC News collaborates with global news organizations to enhance transparency and uphold accuracy in reporting. We participate in the Journalism Trust Initiative, receiving certification for trustworthy journalism practices.
CBC News values transparency and accountability, promptly addressing any errors or clarifications in our content. Starting from January 1, 2021, we publicly track significant corrections or clarifications made to our TV, radio, and online news reports.
Embracing AI tools responsibly, CBC News employs AI Principles and Practices to enhance productivity and improve audience experience while upholding ethical standards. These guidelines align with our commitment to quality journalism and are rooted in our Journalistic Standards and Practices.
To help readers identify different types of stories, CBC News utilizes labels such as “Analysis,” “Opinion,” and “First Person.” These labels distinguish between factual reporting, expert analysis, and personal experiences shared by individuals. We strive to provide diverse perspectives across our network and platforms.
Stories by CBC News feature bylines to credit reporters and provide additional information about the author. Bylines link to author pages with biographical details and other articles by the writer. Additionally, stories sourced from various news agencies are edited by CBC News and published under agency bylines, indicating any modifications made to the original content.
For accessing CBC News content, readers can explore a variety of platforms including the CBC News App, CBCNews.ca, CBC Radio, CBC TV, CBC Gem, CBC Listen, and CBC podcasts. The diverse range of programs and articles are also available on YouTube, TikTok, and various email newsletters.