Radio-Canada
Broadcast Media Production and DistributionQuebec, Canada1001-5000 Employees
Radio-Canada is Canada's national public broadcaster and one of the country's largest cultural institutions. It delivers a broad mix of radio and television programming, along with Internet and satellite services, to provide content to Canadians whenever they choose. Based in Montreal, Quebec, the organization operates in the broadcast media production and distribution space and employs thousands of people. Its offerings are aimed at the Canadian public, providing accessible content across multiple platforms to inform and entertain. In June 2026, Radio-Canada was recognized with the 2025 Michener Award for Public Service Journalism for an investigative series led by Olivier Bernard that challenged assumptions about chronic Lyme disease and spurred public health action in Quebec.