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The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) is the national public broadcaster of Canada, established in 1936. It provides a wide array of domestic radio, television, and digital programming in English, French, and Indigenous languages.

The broadcaster operates distinct English and French networks, the latter known as Radio-Canada, to serve the country's linguistic demographics. Its offerings include flagship news programs like "The National," national sports coverage, and locally produced cultural content for Canadian audiences.

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When was CBC founded?

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation was established in 1936 as Canada's national public broadcaster. It operates television, radio, and digital services.

Does CBC broadcast in both English and French?

Yes, CBC operates English-language services while its French-language counterpart is branded Radio-Canada. The broadcaster also produces programming connected with Indigenous languages and communities.

What is the difference between CBC and CBC News?

CBC is the wider public broadcaster, covering news, entertainment, sports, culture, and radio. CBC News is its news operation, delivered through television, radio, websites, and digital platforms.

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