CBC/Radio-Canada is Canada's national public broadcaster, founded in 1936. Operating as a Crown corporation with a mandate rooted in the Broadcasting Act, it delivers news, entertainment, and cultural content to audiences across Canada and around the world. The organization employs approximately 8,000 people and is committed to reflecting the country's diversity through its programming.
The broadcaster operates a broad portfolio of services across English and French languages. English-language offerings include CBC Radio, CBC News, and the digital platform CBC.ca. French-language services encompass ICI Radio-Canada Première (radio), ICI Télé (television), Radio-Canada.ca (digital), and ICI TOU.TV, a dedicated streaming platform.
As a public service media organization, CBC/Radio-Canada's mission centers on fostering a sense of national identity and connection among Canadians. Its operations span radio, television, and digital platforms, positioning it among the largest media employers in the country.
