CBC News, established in 1941, is Canada’s publicly funded news and information service, deeply connected to every corner of the nation. Offering coverage of both Canadian and global events, CBC News delivers a distinct Canadian viewpoint on current affairs. With a commitment to informing, enlightening, and engaging citizens in our democratic society, CBC News stands with its audience daily to decipher the complexities of our world.
The organization boasts a network of journalists stationed in over 75 local bureaus and stations across Canada, with additional bureaus in key global cities like London, Mexico City, Mumbai, New York City, and Washington. CBC News also establishes temporary pop-up bureaus as needed to cover stories or regions not within existing bureau reach.
For updates from our editor in chief Brodie Fenlon, visit the designated page on our website. Our audience can easily connect with CBC News through various channels, including reaching out to newsrooms, pitching ideas, or providing feedback on aired content or website articles.
Dedicated to representing the diverse range of perspectives and experiences of all Canadians, CBC News ensures that its coverage remains relevant and inclusive. Emphasizing regional and cultural diversity, CBC News aims to foster mutual respect and understanding among different communities.
In an era where the definition of journalism can be ambiguous, CBC/Radio-Canada upholds the highest standards of journalistic integrity. Adhering to principles of accuracy, fairness, balance, impartiality, and integrity outlined in the Journalistic Standards and Practices, CBC News holds itself and its content accountable to these rigorous standards.
Transparency and accountability are paramount to CBC News, with a commitment to promptly correcting errors and updating stories as needed. The organization openly tracks significant corrections and clarifications, inviting audience feedback and scrutiny through the office of the ombud, tasked with upholding journalistic standards and practices.
As a member of The Trust Project, CBC News collaborates with global news organizations to promote transparent and accurate reporting. Embracing the Journalism Trust Initiative, CBC News has been recognized for its commitment to trustworthy journalism by Reporters Without Borders.
To enhance productivity and audience experience, CBC News integrates artificial intelligence responsibly and ethically, guided by the CBC News AI Principles and Practices. These principles align with the organization’s core values and are deeply rooted in the Journalistic Standards and Practices.
Through clear labeling of content types like analysis, opinion, and first-person stories, CBC News ensures that its audience can easily distinguish between different narrative forms. By providing diverse perspectives across platforms and timeframes, CBC News aims to offer a balanced and comprehensive view of events.
For easy access to CBC News content, readers can utilize various platforms such as the CBC News App, CBCNews.ca, CBC Radio, CBC TV, CBC Gem, and CBC Listen. Additionally, a wide range of newsletters, podcasts, and social media channels offer audiences multiple ways to engage with CBC News content.