pitch, research and develop original story ideas for live and breaking news, showcasing a diversity of backgrounds and life experiences
find relevant people to interview, arrange and book interviews, create scripts and supporting audio elements
record and edit audio/visual content that has excellent sound and visual quality
upload content to appropriate folders, adhering to appropriate naming conventions and tagging principles
distill large amounts of complex information under tight deadlines while adhering to the JSP
stay informed on current affairs, especially stories of national and international importance that the audience is interested in knowing more about
respond quickly to breaking news
collaborate with colleagues across CBC to share content with audiences across Canada and coordinate coverage
arrange and book studios and other field resources as required
manage multiple and often competing priorities

three years of previous related experience in a multiplatform newsroom
ability to generate, pitch and pursue strong, current affairs stories
track record of connecting with guests from equity deserving groups
demonstrated professional experience using various news platforms and audio tools
ability to work in high-pressure environments with considerable deadline constraints and under public scrutiny
ability to work independently, with superior problem-solving skills and objectivity
ability to forge positive team relationships where you value collaboration, transparency, respect and inclusiveness
familiarity with CBC’s audio programming offers, including local radio current affairs morning and afternoon shows
a knowledge of CBC’s JSP and its practical implementation
an understanding of the process for communicating with paid guests and initiating payment
ability to work a variety of shifts including early mornings, evenings, weekends, stat holidays and overtime
a university degree or college diploma in journalism or related fields is preferred.

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