Radio-Canada, a state-owned entity headquartered in Canada, was founded in 1936 and employs approximately 3,100 individuals. Functioning as Canada's national public broadcaster and one of the country's largest cultural institutions, the company specializes in broadcast media production and distribution.
On August 17, 2026, CBC Music Live Season 6 began bringing the experience of Canadian concert venues directly to viewers, capturing performances from intimate clubs, historic halls, and larger stages. Previously, on August 14, CBC/Radio-Canada issued a procurement notice on MERX for "National Fleet Vehicle Purchases," seeking to acquire vehicles for its operations across the country. This followed the August 14 announcement that The Curling Group, which owns the Grand Slam of Curling and Rock League properties, secured significant five-year broadcast rights extensions with national public-service broadcaster CBC and Rogers-owned Sportsnet. The agreements, first reported on August 13, will see Grand Slam playoff games move into CBC’s Saturday primetime starting in October, taking over the window previously occupied by Hockey Night in Canada for 74 years. Sportsnet will broadcast expanded coverage of the Grand Slam of Curling, with CBC and Sportsnet+ providing Saturday playoff coverage. Additionally, CBC will host Canadian coverage of the Rock League, curling's first professional league, with select games also available on Radio-Canada and Sportsnet.
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