CBC expands its Olympic Games coverage with new Olympic-themed content

CBC announces new content will be released daily during Paris Olympic Games across CBC’s multiple platforms, including TV, web, mobile apps and social media, offering audiences more ways to engage with the Sport event than ever before.

CBC Sports is keeping audiences up-to-date on the latest news from Paris with a variety of exclusive digital series available across its social media platforms including CBC Sports YouTube and TikTok; CBC Olympics X, Facebook and Instagram; and digital platforms CBC Gem, cbc.ca/paris2024 and the CBC Paris 2024 app for iOS and Android devices.

The late night show "Paris Tonight" hosted by Ariel Helwani will be aired live daily from Canada Olympic House in Paris. Hosted by Meg Roberts, "Rise And Stream" prepares viewers for what’s to come the next day, highlighting must-watch events, with an ASL version available on YouTube and Facebook. Hosted by Dale Manucdoc, "Hot Takes" offers a deep dive into Canadian results with CBC Olympics analysts, and highlights the must-see moments from each day.

CBC Olympics digital hosts Meg Roberts and Dale Manucdoc connect in studio mid-way through the day to discuss the trending storylines and content in the #Paris2024 conversation.

Longtime radio duo Mark Strong and Jemeni will provide a fresh perspective to the Olympic conversation as they chat with athletes, entertainers, and celebs to get their take on the Games, in "Olympic Fomo". The series will also be offered as a daily podcast, everywhere podcasts are available.

CBC Gem collection "The Paris Connection" spotlights the City of Light and Olympic summer sports, with documentaries including "Citizen Ashe", "Copa 71", "We Dare To Dream".

CBC Kids will continue to share fun Olympic Games-themed music videos and Mosey Talks to Kindergarteners shorts, featuring interviews with kid experts about all things Paris 2024, across their social platforms.

CBC Paris 2024 app ensures that Canadians don’t have to miss a minute of the action from Paris 2024, with the ability to watch whatever they want from wherever they are.