CBC/Radio-Canada has selected the Dalet Pyramid platform to centralize its news production and distribution workflows across television, radio, and digital streaming services. The cloud-native, story-centric system will support thousands of users in collaborating on content across hybrid environments.
This transition addresses the operational inefficiencies of managing disparate systems for broadcast and digital streaming. By adopting a story-centric architecture, CBC/Radio-Canada is prioritizing content agility over platform-specific silos, allowing a single editorial workflow to feed television, radio, and social channels simultaneously. For the broader streaming ecosystem, this move validates the shift toward cloud-native tools that can handle the scale of national public broadcasting while reducing technical debt from legacy hardware. The industry should monitor how this deployment affects content turnaround times for the CBC Listen and Radio-Canada OHdio apps as the rollout reaches full capacity.
CBC/Radio-Canada has selected Dalet Pyramid to centralize its news production across 27 television stations, 88 radio stations, and digital streaming apps. This cloud-native transition replaces fragmented legacy workflows with a story-centric model, enabling staff to collaborate from any location and distribute content simultaneously across broadcast, digital, and social media channels.
The platform is being used to unify multiplatform news operations, replacing fragmented legacy workflows with a centralized, cloud-native, story-centric model that supports thousands of simultaneous users.
The system will integrate production for CBC News, Radio-Canada Info, and streaming platforms including CBC Gem, ICI TOU.TV, CBC Listen, and Radio-Canada OHdio.
The deployment utilizes Dalet Brio for media ingest and Dalet Cut for web-based multimedia editing in the field.
Yes, the platform supports journalism across English, French, and eight Indigenous languages through a centralized content repository.
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