FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
THE CURRENT
Friday morning on The Current at 8:30 a.m. (9 a.m. NT) — Join host Matt Galloway as he looks at how people are paying tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, assessing her legacy as both a beloved and sometimes controversial figure, as she served as monarch for 70 years. Available on CBC Radio One and CBC Listen.
CBC NEWS SPECIAL: THE KING’S ADDRESS
Join host Heather Hiscox for live coverage of King Charles III’s first address to the UK and Commonwealth beginning at 12:30 p.m. on CBC News Network and cbcnews.ca, and joined in progress at 1 p.m. ET on CBC TV. A broadcast special on CBC Radio One and CBC Listen hosted by Marcia Young will also begin at 1 p.m. ET
THE CORONATION DOCUMENTARY
In this one-hour documentary, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II shares her memories of her 1953 Coronation ceremony, marking the 65th anniversary of the occasion. Viewing rarely seen film footage, and looking at some of the priceless Crown Jewels themselves, the Queen recalls the day the Crown and the hopes of a nation were placed on her shoulders. The Coronation will broadcast Friday afternoon at 1 p.m. (1:30 NT) on CBC TV and is also streaming for free on CBC Gem.
*NOTE this breaking news special partially preempts the CBC TV broadcast of The Coronation documentary in Quebec and Ontario.
CBC NEWS: THE NATIONAL
Join CBC News’ chief correspondent, Adrienne Arsenault, for a special edition of The National, live from Canada Gate in central London. The National airs at 10 p.m. on CBC TV and is available on all platforms including CBC Gem, CBC News Network, CBCNews.ca, the CBC News App, YouTube and Facebook.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
CBC NEWS SPECIAL: THE ACCESSION OF KING CHARLES III
Join host Heather Hiscox for a CBC News special, Saturday morning from 5 a.m. – 7 a.m. ET on CBC News Network, cbcnews.ca, and CBC TV. The Accession Council convenes at Saint James Palace to mark the succession of the throne.
THE HOUSE
Saturday on The House, former prime minister Brian Mulroney joins host Catherine Cullen to reflect on Queen Elizabeth’s legacy and the challenges ahead for King Charles. Then, Canadian governance expert Philippe Lagassé explains what changes to expect over the weeks and months to come. And Indigenous environmental activist Dahti Tsetso talks about her meeting with the new king earlier this year. That’s on The House, this morning at 9, 9:30 in Newfoundland on CBC Listen and CBC Radio One.
DAY 6
Saturday morning on Day 6 — host Saroja Coelho looks at what Balmoral Estate meant to Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen died at Balmoral Estate in the Scottish Highlands on Thursday — a place that’s held a great deal of significance throughout her life. It’s where she spent many summers as a child and later met her husband. It is said she liked to serve guests, wash dishes and “play act” a normal life while at Balmoral, according to writer and historian Hadley Meares. Tune in Saturday morning at 10 a.m., 10:30 in Newfoundland and Labrador on CBC Radio One and on the free CBC Listen app.
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
ROSEMARY BARTON LIVE
Rosemary Barton Live returns for a new season this morning. Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton will speak with former Governor General Michaëlle Jean about her moments with the Queen and how the late monarch embraced new perspectives. That’s on Rosemary Barton Live, Sunday from 10 a.m. till noon Eastern on CBC News Network and CBC Gem, and 11 a.m. till noon on CBC TV.
CROSS COUNTRY CHECKUP
Sunday on Cross Country Checkup — Queen Elizabeth II, the longest reigning British monarch, has died. She had 22 royal tours of Canada, more than any other Commonwealth country. What did Queen Elizabeth mean to you? How do you feel about King Charles the Third, Canada’s new head of state? Join host Ian Hanomansing live on CBC Radio One, CBC News Network, and streaming on CBC Listen and Facebook, this afternoon at 4 Eastern [1 p.m. PT, 2 p.m. MT, 3 p.m. CT, 5 p.m. AT, 5:30 p.m. NT].
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
MORNING LIVE
Stay with CBC News Network for ongoing coverage of the death of Queen Elizabeth and reaction from around the world. Join Heather Hiscox live in London starting at 6 a.m. Eastern on CBC News Network.
THE CURRENT
King Charles is traveling around the United Kingdom, meeting mourners and leaving a first impression of his reign. But will he herald a change in the role of the monarchy – in his own country, and throughout the Commonwealth? Join host Matt Galloway, live from London this morning on The Current after the 8:30 news, 9 o’clock in Newfoundland, on CBC Radio One and the CBC Listen app.
THE QUEEN: MOTHER AND MONARCH DOCUMENTARY
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II reigned during a period of enormous social, economic and political change and she redefined the role of Monarch. This intimate and revealing portrait features an all-female cast of historians, journalists, biographers and close friends we examine the Queen as a Monarch and how she successfully modernized and adapted the monarchy to keep it a relevant in an ever changing world and also as a woman who was an inspiration and role model to other women throughout the world. The Canadian premiere of The Queen: Mother and Monarch will be broadcast Monday afternoon at 1 p.m. (1:30 NT) on CBC TV.
THE NATIONAL
Tonight on The National, CBC News’ chief correspondent Adrienne Arsenault will be live from London near Buckingham Palace as a nation mourns. She’ll have the latest updates on what comes next, as well news of the day here at home and around the world. Watch The National tonight at 9 Eastern on CBC News Network, 10 p.m. on CBC TV and CBC Gem.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
SECRETS OF THE ROYALS: INSIDE THE CROWN DOCUMENTARY, Episode One of four
Using rarely-seen film archives along with revealing historical documents, this four-part series tells the inside story of Queen’s reign from the Coronation to the present. Historians, eyewitnesses, and royal insiders offer new insights on the pivotal moments in the Queen’s life, with intriguing revelations about the real woman behind the Crown. Beginning today, one episode of Secrets of the Royals: Inside the Crown will be broadcast consecutively at 1 p.m. (1:30 NT) on CBC TV and is also streaming for free on CBC Gem.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
SECRETS OF THE ROYALS: INSIDE THE CROWN DOCUMENTARY, Episode two of four
Using rarely-seen film archives along with revealing historical documents, this four-part series tells the inside story of Queen’s reign from the Coronation to the present. Historians, eyewitnesses, and royal insiders offer new insights on the pivotal moments in the Queen’s life, with intriguing revelations about the real woman behind the Crown. Episode two of the Secrets of the Royals: Inside the Crown documentary series will be broadcast today at 1 p.m. (1:30 NT) on CBC TV. All four parts of the series are now streaming for free on CBC Gem.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
SECRETS OF THE ROYALS: INSIDE THE CROWN DOCUMENTARY, Episode three of four
Using rarely-seen film archives along with revealing historical documents, this four-part series tells the inside story of Queen’s reign from the Coronation to the present. Historians, eyewitnesses, and royal insiders offer new insights on the pivotal moments in the Queen’s life, with intriguing revelations about the real woman behind the Crown. Episode three of the Secrets of the Royals: Inside the Crown documentary series will be broadcast today at 1 p.m. (1:30 NT) on CBC TV. All four parts of the series are now streaming for free on CBC Gem.
THE QUEEN UNSEEN DOCUMENTARY
Using rare private footage, informal archive, and newly digitized material from around the world, the see The Queen as she has never been seen before. The Queen Unseen will broadcast Friday evening at 9 p.m. (9:30 NT) on CBC TV and is also streaming for free on CBC Gem.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
SECRETS OF THE ROYALS: INSIDE THE CROWN DOCUMENTARY, Episode four of four
Using rarely-seen film archives along with revealing historical documents, this four-part series tells the inside story of Queen’s reign from the Coronation to the present. Historians, eyewitnesses, and royal insiders offer new insights on the pivotal moments in the Queen’s life, with intriguing revelations about the real woman behind the Crown. The final episode of the Secrets of the Royals: Inside the Crown documentary series will be broadcast today at 1 p.m. (1:30 NT) on CBC TV. All four parts of the series are now streaming for free on CBC Gem.