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With the unprecedented Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 underway, Canadian audiences are engaging on all platforms to cheer on Team Canada and athletes from around the world. Since the beginning of... Read more
RiverTV (www.Rivertv.ca), Canada’s first live TV and on-demand streaming channel platform, is thrilled to announce that it has added CBC/Radio-Canada’s English and French-language local chan... Read more
The Canadian Hockey League announced today new multi-platform, multi-year broadcast rights partnerships that will make TSN, RDS and CBC the home of the CHL. Beginning with the 2021-22 season... Read more
With only two days to go until the Tokyo 2020 Opening Ceremony, CBC is providing Canadians with everything they need to get ready to cheer on their favourite athletes. Leading up to and thro... Read more
This Friday, CBC invites audiences across the country to mark the official start of the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 with extensive coverage of the Opening Ceremony beginning at 7 a.m. ET (4 a.m... Read more
championship series 28 years in the making. Following a Cinderella story run through the NHL post-season, the Montreal Canadiens have booked their first ticket to the Stanley Cup Final since... Read more
Canada’s public broadcaster is introducing three original weekly radio shows centred around cultural identity and resilience as part of the upcoming CBC Radio One and CBC Listen summer sched... Read more
As part of the public broadcaster’s ongoing commitment to reflect Indigenous communities across Canada, CBC is recognizing National Indigenous History Month and National Indigenous Peoples D... Read more
With only six days to tipoff for its third season, the CEBL along with CBC Sports announced Friday that eight of its 2021 season games will be broadcast nationally on CBC TV. This will inclu... Read more
… and then there were four! Emerging from divisional battles, the remaining four Stanley Cup hopefuls – including the Scotia North Division victors Montreal Canadiens – are set to face-off i... Read more
