Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) is Canada's national public broadcaster, established in 1936 by legislation passed by the Parliament of the Government of Canada, it is one of the country's largest cultural institutions. Its website offers comprehensive news, entertainment, sports, finance, health, and guides to CBC TV and CBC Radio.The CBC broadcasts in two official languages: English and French.The CBC has four national television networks, two general-interest channels and two 24-hour news and information channels, which are broadcast via cable, satellite, and 48 local and affiliate television stations across the country. These channels are broadcast via cable, satellite and 48 local and affiliated television stations throughout the country.