CBC News, established in 1941, is a publicly owned news and information service in Canada. Our coverage spans across the nation, offering insights on both Canadian and global news from a distinct Canadian viewpoint. We strive to inform, uncover, and enhance public understanding of significant issues while promoting active citizen engagement in our democratic society.
With a network of journalists in over 75 local bureaus and stations throughout Canada, as well as bureaus in London, Mexico City, Mumbai, New York City, and Washington, CBC News ensures comprehensive coverage. Additionally, pop-up bureaus are established as needed to cover specific stories or regions beyond our regular bureaus.
For updates and insights from our editor in chief, Brodie Fenlon, visit our website. Our commitment to transparency and accountability is evident in our diverse and inclusive coverage, reflecting the varied experiences and perspectives of all Canadians. We prioritize regional and cultural diversity to foster mutual respect and understanding across different parts of the country.
Maintaining the highest journalistic standards, CBC/Radio-Canada upholds principles of accuracy, fairness, balance, impartiality, and integrity in all content produced. We are dedicated to correcting errors promptly, keeping our audiences informed, and adhering to ethical practices. Our ombud office reviews our adherence to journalistic standards and provides a channel for public feedback and accountability.
CBC News is a member of The Trust Project, a global initiative promoting transparency in news reporting. Through indicators such as publishing best practices, author information, and correction policies, we aim to deliver credible and accurate news to our audience. CBC News and Radio-Canada Info have been recognized with Journalism Trust Initiative (JTI) certification, affirming our commitment to trustworthy journalism.
In line with our dedication to transparency, CBC News openly acknowledges and corrects errors in our reporting. Starting from January 1, 2021, significant corrections or clarifications made to our TV, radio, and online content are publicly tracked. Our AI Principles and Practices guide the ethical use of artificial intelligence in our journalism, enhancing productivity and audience experience while upholding our core values.
We label our content to help readers distinguish between different types of stories, including breaking news, analysis, opinion pieces, and first-person narratives. Bylines on original reporting provide author information and link to their profiles for further reading. Stories from various sources are edited to meet our standards and are clearly identified as such. Readers can access CBC News content through our website, apps, TV broadcasts, radio programs, podcasts, and newsletters, ensuring a comprehensive and diverse news experience.
