Today, the radio and television services that have traditionally been the core business of CBC/Radio-Canada are accompanied by an array of programming offerings, including news and current affairs, arts and entertainment, children’s programming, and sports, via a comprehensive range of services.
CBC/Radio-Canada brings Canadians programming when, where and how they want it ― through a comprehensive range of radio, television, Internet, satellite-based services and mobile devices.
In addition to offering its services in English and in Frenchin six time zones, the national public broadcaster also provides coverage in eight Aboriginal languages, and in seven languages via our worldwide radio network, Radio Canada International (RCI). And we have foreign bureaus around the world, with correspondents reporting from places like Jerusalem, Washington and Beijing.
CBC/Radio-Canada is no longer simply a traditional English- and French-language television and radio broadcaster with a presence on the Internet and other new platforms. The Corporation is transforming itself into an integrated content provider, the home of Canadian programming and a multimedia leader with an increasing presence in the regions.
CBC/Radio-Canada is the home of Canadian content. In the 2010-2011 broadcast year, CBC Television showed 85% Canadian programming over the full broadcast day.
CBC is currently at 82% Canadian content on our prime-time television schedule (7 p.m. to 11 p.m.), and will be over 90% Canadian content starting in Fall 2012.
Radio-Canada is currently at 88% Canadian content on our prime-time television schedule (7 p.m. to 11 p.m.)
CBC Radio airs 99% Canadian content over its broadcast day and 100% during its prime time, which is 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. weekdays. In the same time period, Radio de Radio-Canada’s Canadian content is a full 100%, as is its full broadcast day.
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