Expression of Interests:

(1) Video Journalist in Iqaluit

If you want to improve your street cred as a true Canadian...this is a great opportunity to experience the North in all its winter glory in Iqaluit. Get to experience ski-doo rides in the darkness, wild food and community celebrations done like nowhere else in Canada. 

WHEN:

Iqaluit is looking for a VJ to backfill between December 8, 2025- January 8, 2026. If you are able to backfill for part of this period or the entire time, then reach out to Chris Puglia - contact info is below.

WHAT YOU NEED:

Experience as a VJ, must know Premiere Pro and have some Northern knowledge.

INCENTIVES/SUBSIDY:

This is negotiable.

CONTACT:

If this is of interest to you, then please contact Chris Puglia in Iqaluit as soon as possible.

Chris Puglia

Senior Manager Programming and Journalism

867-979-6117

chris.puglia@cbc.ca

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(2) Producer - As It Happens

As It Happens has an exciting opportunity for an experienced producer. If you love national and international current affairs, thrive on connecting with the people at the centre of stories, and enjoy the occasional quirky interview, you may be a good fit. 

We are seeking a full-time producer to join the team for four months, ideally from early December until March 28th, 2026. The schedule is Monday to Friday, and the job is based in Toronto. 

About the Show

As It Happens is our flagship evening current affairs program on Radio One. Hosted by Nil Köksal and Chris Howden, the show focuses on the big stories of the day that matter to Canadians, from anywhere in the world. At the core of As It Happens is the promise to hear from the people most affected, whether that is families living with no power after Hurricane Melissa, or the rancher forced to wrangle a runaway steer off the highway, on horse. 

About the Role

This opportunity is ideal for someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment, is a prolific chaser, and particularly loves the challenge of finding people who are not in any contact database. Familiarity with our JSP is essential, and digital skills are an asset. 

You will be expected to do the following: 

• Pitch stories daily

• Chase and book guests for today’s show

• Produce research, intros and q-lines

• Oversee the interview in studio

• Edit and deliver the segment

• Source and edit other tape elements

If you’ve always wanted to work on As It Happens, here’s your chance. You can apply by sending an expression of interest email to Executive Producer Austin Webb with the subject header EOI - As It Happens. Please share why you’re interested in this role, what qualities you have that make you a good fit for the show, and attach your resume. We also ask that you tell your manager that you are applying for this opportunity so they’re not surprised should you be the successful candidate. 

Submissions will be accepted until Monday Nov. 24th at 5pmET

Thank you for your interest in As It Happens. Good luck!

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(3) Holiday Weather Presenters Wanted!

Are you dreaming of a white holiday?

Do you love talking about the weather and spreading some festive cheer? We're looking for  Weather Presenters to keep CBC Radio listeners across Canada informed on Christmas and New Year’s Day! This is a demanding but fun gig that's perfect for someone with a bright personality and a good sense of humor.

What You'll Be Doing (The Fun Stuff)

• Writing 90 second forecasts for each region of Canada

• Recording yourself reading the forecast in an audio booth in The Broadcast Centre

• Keeping an eye on all the winter nastiness (snow, ice, storms!) and warning listeners

• Sounding cheerful, even when it's freezing outside

When We Need You

• December 25, 2025:  3:45 AM - 12:00 PM or 12:00 PM - 8:15 PM

• January 1, 2026:  3:45 AM - 12:00 PM or 12:00 PM - 8:15 PM

• Four shifts in total need to be filled

What You'll Need (The Essentials)

• A voice that sounds great on the radio — clear, energetic, and warm.

• The ability to simplify Environment Canada forecasts

• Knowledge of Canadian geography and place names

• Dalet and iNews knowledge is helpful (training will be provided)

• The ability to write quickly and  independently

• Broadcasting or public speaking is a plus, but a great attitude is a must!

Ready to apply?

Send your resume or Linkedin profile and a short (60-90 second) audio sample of you reading a mock weather forecast to Vik Adhopia 

We look forward to hearing from you!

Temps are called in to work to replace permanent employees when they take a break for holidays or special projects etc. 

While Temps are employed at the CBC all year round, there are three main periods for Temp hiring:

Summer (early May-mid September)

Year end holiday break (early December-mid January)

Leading up to fiscal year end (early February-end of March)

If you are free to work during these times in particular it's best to get in touch with the hiring leaders in advance to let them know you are interested and available to work. Feel free to reach out to any of the leaders on the list as they are actively recruiting candidates to fill vacancies all the time.

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