On Tuesday, millions of Canadians will celebrate Canada’s Day, an event that has acquired a greater meaning this year after the increase in national pride against the rates of US President Donald Trump.
CBC News will provide live coverage throughout the day throughout the country from 6 am et. This is how you can follow:
TV
Heather Hiscox, presenter of CBC Morning Live, will begin the coverage of Canada’s Day in Charlottetown at 6 am et in CBC News Network and CBC transmission platforms.
At 10 am et, the main correspondent of CBC News Adrienne Arsenault will be live in Ottawa, joined by reporters and special guests, to show the Canada Day of Canada de Lebreton Flats Park.
A call of Canada’s Day calls, inviting people to share their thoughts about what it means to be Canadian in 2025, will begin at 2 PM ET organized by Saroja Coelho.
David Common and Aarti Pole will take care of coverage at 4 PM ET to connect with Canadians who celebrate throughout the country.
At 7 PM ET, Arsenault and Elamin Abdelmahmoud will organize a special concert prior to the show with interviews with artists and highlight how Canadians from all over the country are defending Canada. This will be broadcast on CBC News Network, CBC Gem and CBC News Digital and Streaming Platforms.
From 8 pm et, we will go live to the Canadian Day concert from Ottawa. Our special will be organized on all CBC platforms by Isabelle Racicot and will have a list of Canadian artists and special guests, including Sarah McLachlan, Randy Bachman, Amanda Marshall and Aasiva.
Radio
Join Caroline Hillier at 6 am et while organizing a special radio program that celebrates Canadians and what it means to be part of Canada.
The live coverage continues at 11 am et de lebreton Flats Park with the hosts Piya Chattopadhyay and Abdelmahmoud, following the call program of the Canada Day organized by Coelho at 2 PM et.
Damhnait Doyle will organize live coverage of The Concert Special from 8 pm to 10 pm et.
