Investigate scams and consumer fraud as a Senior Reporter for CBC News in Toronto, presenting clear stories across mobile, video, text, and audio platforms. CBC News is launching a Scams Unit focused on deceptive practices, including online shopping scams, imposter schemes, deep-fakes, and consumer fraud. Reporting to the Senior Producer of CBC Scams, you will research, interview, write, present, and move stories forward. This one-year, full-time, on-site position requires English fluency and a minimum of five years of comparable experience. Key Responsibilities:
Pitch stories about scams, fraud, and consumer misinformation Research, interview, and gather information from varied sources Shape scripts and file stories across platforms Go live for digital pages and programming Collaborate with CBC News teams and editors Requirements:
Minimum five years of comparable journalism experience Exceptional on-camera presentation and storytelling skills Strong research, writing, and interviewing abilities Understanding of CBC Journalistic Standards and Practices Advanced English reading, speaking, and writing skills Bring investigative judgment, mobile-first storytelling, and accurate presentation skills to CBC News's Toronto Scams Unit.
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Senior Scams Investigative Reporter 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.
