CBC, known as Canada’s Olympic Network, is set to deliver 22 hours of live coverage daily throughout the Milano-Cortina Winter Games, featuring over 1,200 hours of live content accessible on its digital platforms.
To catch all the live Olympic action from February 6 to 22 on CBC, viewers can stream exclusively on CBC Gem, offering live and on-demand coverage of the Milano Cortina 2026 events. CBC Gem is available for free as an app on various devices such as Rogers Xfinity, Roku, Samsung Smart TV, LG Smart TV, Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV, Xbox, iPhone, iPad, and Android phones and tablets. Moreover, viewers can access Gem online via a desktop web browser at gem.cbc.ca.
It is essential to note that while CBC Gem is free to watch, viewers are advised to create an account beforehand to ensure seamless access to the coverage without any delays.
For comprehensive coverage, event schedules, athlete bios, and on-demand highlights, fans can visit cbc.ca/milanocortina2026, CBC’s dedicated website for the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Games. Users can personalize their Olympics feed based on their favorite sports and receive daily emails with news and schedules tailored to their preferences.
To stay connected and updated on the latest news, viewers can download the CBC News app for iOS and Android devices, which includes a dedicated Olympics section for news alerts and updates. Additionally, CBC Sports will offer exclusive digital series on its social media platforms like YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram.
For the daily Olympic streaming schedule, viewers can refer to the complete CBC streaming schedule for Milano Cortina 2026 online, where they can filter by sport, events featuring Canadians, and medal events, with links to event lists and results.
CBC’s coverage includes various programs throughout the day, starting with “Petro Canada Olympic Winter Games Morning” hosted by Ron MacLean and Perdita Felicien, followed by “Bell Olympics Winter Games Daytime” hosted by Andi Petrillo, and “RBC Olympic Winter Games Primetime” hosted by Anastasia Bucsis and Craig McMorris. The lineup also includes “Olympic Winter Games Overnight,” delivering highlights and replays during the early hours.
Moreover, CBC has partnered with public libraries across Canada to host free Olympic and Paralympic screenings and events, inviting fans to enjoy and celebrate the spirit of the Games. Additionally, CBC Radio One will provide hourly Olympic updates and broadcast live the semi-final and gold medal hockey games if Canada’s teams qualify.
Fans are encouraged to immerse themselves in the Olympic experience with CBC, whether through digital platforms or in-person events across Canada, celebrating the excitement and unity of the Milano-Cortina Winter Games.