More Digital Services

Our progress:

The federal government's March 2012 reduction to CBC/Radio-Canada's appropriation requires us, among other measures, to reduce or cancel certain programs and services. We will continue to implement Strategy 2015, but at a slower pace.

We've launched important new digital offerings:

  • Our new CBC News mobile app and redesigned CBC.ca website offer a quicker, cleaner digital experience that gives Canadians real-time access to the news and information that matters to them.
  • Radio-Canada's TOU.TV continues to raise the bar, launching a new mobile website, a new application for android devices, and announcing an agreement with LG to make TOU.TV available directly on next generation television sets.
  • Espace.mu, Radio-Canada's new online music service, offers listeners over 80,000 musical selections under seven genres (chanson/pop, classical, rock, country/folk, hip-hop, jazz, and world music) as well as unique online music features and ways for sharing the content.
  • 2012
    Oct 1, 2012

    Radio-Canada and Netflix announced a new agreement to present Radio-Canada productions on Netflix. This agreement supports CBC/Radio-Canada's 2015 strategy to make its programming widely available on the platforms that Canadians are using. Radio-Canada is the first francophone television network to conclude an agreement with Netflix. CBC had previously struck such an agreement, making it one of Netflix's first Canadian television network partners.

    Mar 14, 2012

    Radio-Canada announced a new major agreement: Radio-Canada and Vidéotron have signed an agreement. As of March 16, 2012, Vidéotron has begun to gradually provide free on-demand multiplatform access to over 450 hours per year of new Radio-Canada programming for more than 1.4 million Quebec households. In addition, Vidéotron now offers Télévision de Radio-Canada live across its web and mobile platforms.

    Feb 13, 2012

    CBC launched CBC Music – Canada's free new digital music service:

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