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CBC’s Fall Audio Slate features new CBC News podcast series When It All Went Wrong hosted by Adrienne Arsenault
New CBC News podcast series When It All Went Wrong, hosted by Chief Correspondent Adrienne Arsenault, showcases original investigations about the people whose lives are upended when the systems set up to protect them fail.
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The Canadian Film Centre Announces Eight Actors Selected for the 2026 CBC Actors Conservatory
The Canadian Film Centre (CFC) welcomes eight exciting Canadian actors to the 2026 CBC Actors Conservatory
August 25th at 9:55
New to CBC Gem in September 2026
CBC’s fall season kicks off with the return of original series North of North, This Hour Has 22 Minutes, Son of a Critch and Dragons’ Den, plus a new season of The Passionate Eye featuring Ben McKenzie's Everyone is Lying to You for Money and TIFF 2026 selection Neil Peart: No One's Disciple.
August 5th at 9:50
CBC sets Fall 2026 premiere dates
CBC today announced streaming and broadcast premiere dates for its fall 2026 slate of new and returning programming on CBC Gem and CBC TV, including more than 20 original series and specials from Canadian creators, producers, and storytellers reflecting people, places and perspectives from across the country.
July 24th at 11:54
New to CBC Gem in August 2026
New titles joining CBC Gem in August include the exclusive Canadian premieres of travelogue Richard E. Grant’s Very Modern Odyssey, New Zealand buddy-cop crime series Bust Up, and gripping UK vacation drama Two Weeks in August, plus concert special The Tragically Hip: A National Celebration and new CBC Kids series Iyanu, Butterfly Academy and Maddie & Triggs.
May 26th at 5:50
CBC Unveils New Slate Showcasing Canadian Storytelling and Stars including Samantha Bee, Sarah Podemski and P.K. Subban
From hockey and hospitals to the Wild West and the world of international diplomacy and espionage, CBC’s new original Canadian greenlights include drama series Junior inspired by P.K. Subban's junior hockey experience and comedy The Ambassador starring Samantha Bee.
May 22nd at 12:00
New to CBC Gem in June
In June, new titles join the Indigenous Stories Collection, including documentary Channel Original Ni-Naadamaadiz: Red Power Rising, from Shane Belcourt and Tanya Talaga, and roundtable series Rematriate the Lens; and the Watch With Pride Collection, including CBC Arts' interview series Here & Queer.
April 23rd at 13:00
CEBL and CBC Sports release 2026 Season Broadcast and Streaming Schedule
Beginning May 9, CBC Sports will live stream every game of the 2026 CEBL season on the free CBC Gem streaming service, cbcsports.ca and CBC Sports YouTube channel. Additionally, six regular season matchups, the Conference Finals and the best-of-three CEBL Finals will be broadcast nationally on CBC TV.
April 21st at 10:40
New to CBC Gem in May 2026
Highlights of programs new to CBC Gem this May include the 2026 Canadian Screen Awards, hosted by Andrew Phung on May 31; the Asian Heritage Month Collection featuring documentary series Our Ocean Table (May 1) with journalist Hannah Sung and marine biologist and filmmaker Sonya Lee; and new CBC Kids original series Tralala (May 19), following the musical adventures of a seven-year-old frog and her dad.
March 25th at 15:00
New to CBC Gem in April 2026
Highlights of programs new to CBC Gem this April include CBC’s great Canadian book debate, Canada Reads, returning for its 25th edition from April 13 through April 16; new two-part CBC original POV documentary Speechless (April 14); and new CBC original series Must Love Dogs (April 20, pictured).
March 23rd at 10:46
CBC and CARAS celebrate the best in Canadian music with The 2026 JUNO Awards on March 29
Hosted by Mae Martin, the 55th annual JUNO Awards are live from Hamilton on Sunday, March 29 on CBC, featuring performances by Arkells, The Beaches, Cameron Whitcomb, Daniel Caesar, Sofia Camara, MICO and William Prince, plus special tribute performances for Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Joni Mitchell by Sarah McLachlan and Allison Russell, and Canadian Music Hall of Fame inductee Nelly Furtado by Alessia Cara, Jully Black, Shawn Desman and Tanya Tagaq.
March 19th at 11:05
The JUNO Awards Announce Next Wave of Performers for the 55th Annual Broadcast, Live on CBC
With JUNO Week fast approaching, The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) and CBC have announced the final performers set to take the stage at the 55th Annual JUNO Awards in Hamilton, Ontario.
February 20th at 12:20
New to CBC Gem in March 2026
March on CBC Gem includes coverage of the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games from March 6–15; new original CBC docuseries Cirque Life (March 19, also on CBC TV); The 55th Annual JUNO Awards (live on March 29) hosted by Mae Martin; and the Spotlight on Canadian Film Collection, including CBC Films' titles such as D.W. Waterson's Backspot (pictured).
January 23rd at 11:55
New to CBC Gem in February 2026
The Black Stories Collection (Feb. 1) includes the exclusive Canadian premieres of UK comedy Dreaming Whilst Black Season 2 and UK comedy-drama Just Act Normal, and Season 2 of Radio-Canada comedy series Lakay Nou, celebrating the customs and culture of Quebec’s Haitian community through the eyes of a multi-generational family.
January 15th at 11:02
Mae Martin to Host The 2026 JUNO Awards, Daniel Caesar and William Prince to Perform, live on CBC
The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) and CBC today announced this year’s host and additional special award recipients taking part in the 55th Annual JUNO Awards, live from TD Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario and broadcasting/streaming nationwide on CBC and CBC Gem.
January 14th at 11:00
CBC Further Expands Local News Coverage to 77 Bureaus and Stations Across Canada
This year, CBC News will add 33 local journalists and create 11 new bureaus in communities underserved by CBC, increasing its footprint from 66 to 77 local stations and bureaus to deliver more trusted news and information across Canada.
December 19th 2025 at 10:10
New to CBC Gem in January 2026
CBC’s winter lineup sees the return of Saint-Pierre (Jan. 5), Still Standing (Jan. 6), Small Achievable Goals (Jan. 6), Allegiance (Jan. 7), and Wild Cards (Jan 7) for new seasons, plus series and specials to build excitement for Milano Cortina 2026, including docuseries Redemption Run (pictured).
December 9th 2025 at 10:55
Ring in the New Year on CBC with This Hour Has 22 Minutes followed by a Live Cross-Canada Countdown
CBC is offering Canadians exclusive original specials on Wednesday, December 31 to kick off 2026 beginning at 8 p.m. (8:30 NT) on CBC TV and CBC Gem with This Hour Has 22 Minutes New Year's Eve Pregame Special, followed by a special Live Cross-Canada Countdown.
November 26th 2025 at 9:00
Canadian Paralympic Committee launches #FillTheStands fundraiser and unveils joint “Where It Begins” campaign
With 100 days until the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games, the Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) and CBC/Radio-Canada today launched their collaborative campaign: “Where It Begins”.
November 20th 2025 at 11:50
CBC sets Winter & Spring Premiere Dates before and after Milano Cortina 2026 for over 20 Original Canadian Series
Streaming and broadcast premiere dates for CBC's winter and spring 2026 slate of new and returning programming, including more than 20 original series from Canadian creators, producers, and storytellers.
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