CBC News, established in 1941, is Canada’s publicly funded news and information outlet. With a presence in all regions of the country, we deliver news and stories from Canada and around the globe, offering a unique Canadian perspective on current events.
Our goal is to inform, enlighten, foster public understanding, and promote engagement in our democratic society. We commit to being a reliable source of information for our audience, helping them navigate the complexities of our world.
Operating with over 75 local bureaus and stations across Canada, we extend our reach globally with bureaus in London, Mexico City, Mumbai, New York City, and Washington. Additionally, we deploy temporary pop-up bureaus to cover stories or regions that demand additional attention.
For insights from our editor in chief, Brodie Fenlon, visit our editor’s blog page. You can explore more about CBC’s leadership structure, services, and values on our website.
To contact CBC News, access our contacts page for information on reaching our newsrooms, connecting with CBC personalities, pitching story ideas, or providing feedback on our content.
CBC News is committed to representing the diverse experiences and perspectives of all Canadians. We strive to ensure that our news coverage resonates with every individual, embracing regional and cultural diversity while promoting mutual respect and understanding.
Adhering to the highest journalistic standards, CBC/Radio-Canada emphasizes accuracy, fairness, balance, impartiality, and integrity in all our content creation. Our employees uphold these principles defined in the Journalistic Standards and Practices, ensuring the quality and credibility of our reporting.
We take responsibility for the impact of our work, maintaining transparency with our audience by promptly correcting any errors and updating stories as needed. Our ombud’s office oversees our adherence to journalistic standards, providing the public with insight into our editorial practices.
As a member of The Trust Project, CBC News collaborates with global news organizations to enhance transparency and uphold ethical journalism standards. Through trust indicators and best practices, we strive to deliver accurate and reliable news to our audience.
CBC News and Radio-Canada Info have received Journalism Trust Initiative (JTI) certification from Reporters Without Borders, underscoring our commitment to trustworthy journalism. We are dedicated to accountability and transparency, openly acknowledging and rectifying errors in our TV, radio, and online content.
The CBC News AI Principles and Practices guide our ethical use of artificial intelligence, aiming to enhance productivity and improve audience experience while upholding journalistic values. We integrate AI tools responsibly to empower our staff and enhance our storytelling capabilities.
By labeling content appropriately, CBC News helps readers identify different types of stories, distinguishing between breaking news, analysis, opinion pieces, and personal accounts. We ensure a diversity of perspectives in our content to offer a comprehensive view on various subjects.
You can access CBC News content through our website, mobile apps, TV broadcasts, radio programs, podcasts, and social media channels. Stay informed and engaged with CBC News across various platforms to access news, analysis, and diverse perspectives.