
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Organization MediaCanada's public broadcaster, CBC, has joined the European Broadcasting Union, enabling participation in Eurovision from 2027.
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The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) is Canada's national public broadcaster. It has recently gained prominence due to its role in Canada's upcoming participation in the Eurovision Song Contest, set to begin in 2027. This development follows Canada's recent membership in the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), a prerequisite for joining the contest. While not a European nation, Canada will join other non-European countries like Australia and Israel that have previously competed. The Canadian government has expressed a desire to explore participation, with its budget allocating C$150 million to the CBC. Eurovision organizers have confirmed that Canada would be welcomed into the competition, highlighting the contest's openness to members beyond geographic Europe. The CBC's involvement signifies a new international cultural engagement for the broadcaster and the country.
Last updated: September 24, 2026
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