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The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation announced on Wednesday that it was teaming up with European counterparts to combat online misinformation and disinformation through a new initiative called the “Public Spaces Incubator.” 

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has sent a fundraising letter out to supporters this week accusing the CBC president of smearing his name and reaffirming...

True North's Andrew Lawton says CBC can't stay relevant when it is already irrelevant to most Canadians, who have to keep footing the bill for a service they don't use.

Canada’s taxpayer-funded state broadcaster has been cited yet again for misleading viewers over a false story published about the Catholic church and a residential school survivor fund. 

The event titled “Journalists and Online Hate: What to do when the battlefield is everywhere” was moderated by CTV News’ parliamentary bureau chief Joyce Napier. It featured Global News journalist Rachel Gilmore, The Hill Times columnist Erica Ifill, Toronto Star journalist Saba Eitizaz, as well as Liberal public safety minister Marco Mendicino.

A report circulated by the Ottawa Police Service made numerous false and misleading claims about the Freedom Convoy. 

Lawyers representing Freedom Convoy protestors want legacy media outlets like the CBC to take the stand at the Public Order Emergency Commission for what they describe as fake and misleading reporting on the movement earlier this year. 

Over the next year, Canada’s state broadcaster will receive an extra $21 million in addition to the CBC’s annual $1.2 billion federal grant.

The CBC’s “strategic intelligence department” consisted of one manager and four employees, with almost all of the department’s $900,000 budget going towards salaries.

New data released by the CRTC shows that in the last year, CBC’s share of the television viewing audience fell by a whopping 25%.