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CBC Money to launch next year with slate of original content dedicated to personal finance
CBC Money, a personal finance content slate, will launch next year, headquartered in Calgary.
Key points
- CBC Money will be headquartered in Calgary and led by nine journalists in a new downtown studio.
- Five business reporters will be hired in Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Montreal and Halifax, and two producers will work out of Toronto.
- Canadians can expect to start seeing CBC Money content in the new year, according to CBC Calgary managing editor Tracy Johnson.
Why it matters. The launch may give Canadians more coverage of cost-of-living and money-planning topics, with programming across TV, radio, audio, streaming and digital platforms.
CBC announced Thursday that CBC Money will be headquartered in Calgary, led by nine journalists in a new downtown studio. Five business reporters will be hired in Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Montreal and Halifax, and two producers will work out of Toronto. Brodie Fenlon, general manager and editor-in-chief of CBC News, said in a statement the service would move beyond market updates and boardroom chatter.
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CBC Money to launch next year with slate of original content dedicated to personal finance
CBC is announcing the launch of CBC Money, a new slate of original content coming next year that will focus on the daily cost-of-living news that matters to Canadians. Calgary CBC is announcing the launch of CBC Money, a new slate of original content coming next year that will focus on the daily cost-of-living news that matters to Canadians. CBC Calgary expanding with a new downtown studio as part of launch CBC News · Posted: Nov 05, 2026 10:27 AM EST | Last Updated: November 5 Listen to this article Estimated 3 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. CBC Money will feature a new video series from CBC Radio's Cost of Living host Paul Haavardsrud, that will give tips to Canadians on how they can keep more money in their pockets. (Ryan McLeod/CBC) CBC announced Thursday the launch of CBC Money , a new slate of original content coming next year that will focus on the daily cost-of-living news that matters to Canadians. It will include a wide range of programming across news and entertainment, with new podcasts, video series and shows. CBC Money will be headquartered in Calgary, led by nine journalists in a brand-new downtown studio to launch next year. "Calgary as a city is so important to the economy of this country," said Tracy Johns.