Investigative journalism and mobile video define this on-site Producer role with CBC News' Scams Unit in English Services. Create stories that protect Canadians.
Reporting to the Senior Producer, you will shape programming about scams, fraud investigations, misinformation, and evolving technologies. This temporary long-term position requires advanced English, daily news experience, enterprise storytelling, and strong research skills. You will produce content for live and on-demand audiences.
Key Responsibilities:
- Pitch, research, write, shoot, generate, and edit journalism
- Prioritize vertical and short-form video storytelling
- Verify facts, names, locations, translations, and user-generated content
- Produce packaged items, photo galleries, soundscapes, and current affairs
- Coordinate interviews, coverage, safety protocols, and production requirements
Requirements:
- At least five years of investigative or enterprise experience
- Seasoned video-journalism experience in daily news
- Experience with scams or fraud investigations
- Open-source information and digital forensic technology experience
- Advanced English reading, speaking, and writing skills
Bring investigative reporting, verification, and short-form video expertise to CBC News' scams coverage for Canadians.
Scams Unit Investigative Video Producer in Toronto employer: CBC/Radio-Canada
At CBC/Radio-Canada, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer that fosters a dynamic and inclusive work culture. As a Senior Analyst in Production Support, you will benefit from opportunities for professional growth while working in a collaborative environment that values creativity and integrity. Located in the vibrant city of Vancouver, our team is dedicated to connecting Canadians through meaningful storytelling, ensuring that your contributions have a lasting impact.
