CBC, known as Canada’s Olympic Network, is set to present 22 hours of live coverage daily during the Milano-Cortina Winter Games. Viewers will have access to over 1,200 hours of live content on CBC’s digital platforms.
To catch all the live Olympic action from February 6 to 22, you can tune in to CBC’s exclusive coverage. Stream the Milano Cortina 2026 events live and on demand on CBC Gem, which is available for free as an App on various devices including Roku, Samsung Smart TV, Apple TV, and more. You can also access CBC Gem online via desktop web browser at gem.cbc.ca after creating a free account.
For comprehensive reporting, schedules, athlete bios, and highlights, visit cbc.ca/milanocortina2026. Personalize your Olympics feed on the website to focus on your favorite sports and receive daily emails with news and schedules tailored to your interests.
Stay connected with the CBC News app for iOS and Android devices to access the special Olympics section. Get news alerts and follow Live Story Pages from the CBC newsroom to stay informed. Additionally, CBC Sports offers exclusive digital series on social media platforms like YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram.
Check out the complete CBC streaming schedule for Milano Cortina 2026 online to filter events by sport, Canadians, medal events, and more. The schedule also includes links to events and results.
CBC’s Olympic coverage lineup includes morning, daytime, primetime, and overnight shows hosted by experienced broadcasters like Ron MacLean, Andi Petrillo, Anastasia Bucsis, and Craig McMorris. These shows offer insights, highlights, and live coverage of various Olympic events.
Fans can also participate in free Olympic and Paralympic events across Canada, experiencing the spirit of the games firsthand. CBC has partnered with public libraries and Team Canada FanFest to engage fans and celebrate sports in Canada.
Stay updated with CBC Radio One for hourly Olympic updates and live broadcasts of Canada’s hockey teams’ key games. Tune in to CBC Radio One, stream on the CBC News App, or listen via CBC Listen for the latest Olympic news and live game coverage.