CBC, known as the Olympic Network of Canada, is set to provide viewers with 22 hours of live coverage daily during the Milano-Cortina Winter Games. Over 1,200 hours of live content will be accessible on CBC’s digital platforms throughout the event period from Feb. 6-22.
To catch all the live Olympic action, you can tune in to CBC’s coverage through their online platform, CBC Gem. This service allows viewers to stream the games live and on demand. CBC Gem is available for free as an app on various devices including Rogers Xfinity, Roku, Samsung Smart TV, LG Smart TV, Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV, Xbox, iPhone, iPad, and Android phones and tablets. Additionally, CBC Gem can be accessed online via desktop web browsers at gem.cbc.ca.
For a comprehensive coverage experience, visit CBC’s dedicated Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic website at cbc.ca/milanocortina2026. This platform offers in-depth reporting from CBC Sports, event schedules, athlete bios, special features, and on-demand highlights. Users can personalize their Olympic feed to focus on preferred sports and receive daily emails with news and schedules tailored to their interests.
Staying connected with the latest Olympic updates is made easy by downloading the CBC News app on iOS and Android devices. The app features a dedicated Olympics section where users can sign up for news alerts and follow Live Story Pages from the CBC newsroom. CBC Sports will also engage audiences with exclusive digital series on their social media platforms including YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram.
To plan your viewing schedule, check out the daily Olympic streaming schedule available online on CBC’s website. This schedule allows viewers to filter events by sport, track Canadian athletes, and access links to event listings and results.
CBC’s lineup of Olympic programming includes various shows hosted by renowned personalities. The morning show, Petro Canada Olympic Winter Games Morning, features Ron MacLean and Perdita Felicien, offering news, live sports coverage, and insights into events like snowboard, alpine skiing, and hockey. The daytime program, Bell Olympics Winter Games Daytime, hosted by Andi Petrillo, highlights major events of the day, including curling, figure skating, and hockey. The primetime show, RBC Olympic Winter Games Primetime, hosted by Anastasia Bucsis and Craig McMorris, showcases the best performances of the day with athlete insights and entertainment. The overnight show provides highlights and live coverage of early morning events in Italy.
In addition to the on-air talent, CBC will have on-site correspondents like Adrienne Arsenault and Devin Heroux at the Games’ opening ceremony in Milan. Throughout the event, special contributors such as Ariel Helwani, Cabral “Cabbie” Richards, and others will provide their insights and analysis on various sports. CBC will also host public events across Canada to engage fans and celebrate the Olympic and Paralympic spirit. CBC Radio One will offer hourly Olympic updates during the Games and broadcast live the semi-final and gold medal hockey games if Canada’s teams qualify. Fans can tune in to CBC Radio One, stream on the CBC News app, or listen via CBC Listen for the latest updates.