CBC North | Contact Us
How to reach our CBC newsrooms and reporters in Yukon, N.W.T. and Nunavut
The best way to reach us is by contacting our newsrooms directly.
- To share story tips and ideas, email northtips@cbc.ca
- To send press releases and news updates, email cbcnorthpress@cbc.ca
- To reach any of our reporters, use firstname.lastname@cbc.ca
- To reach our web team, email webnorth@cbc.ca
- For all other general inquiries, email cbcnorth@cbc.ca
- To contact the CBC Investigative team, read more here
CBC NWT
To reach our Yellowknife news desk, call 867-920-5465 or email northtips@cbc.ca.
The best way to reach our English language radio programs is to email:
Talkback line: 867-920-5449 or 1-866-271-9957
Our office is located at 5002 Forrest Drive, Yellowknife, N.W.T., X1A 2A9
CBC Nunavut
To reach the Nunavut newsroom, email nunavut@cbc.ca or call: 867-979-6135.
To reach Qulliq/Nipivut/Tausunni, call: 867-979-6125
Talkback: 867-979-6101 or 1-888-896-3135
For urgent morning announcements, call 867-979-6151.
Our CBC Nunavut head office is located at 101-350 Queen Elizabeth Way, across from Arctic Ventures Marketplace.
Our mailing address is: 101-350 Queen Elizabeth Way, NU, X0A 2H0
CBC Yukon
To reach our Whitehorse news desk, email cbcyukon@cbc.ca or call 867-668-8470 or 867-668-8400.
To reach Yukon Morning, email yukonmorning@cbc.ca or call 867-668-8470 or 867-668-8400. For Midday Cafe/Airplay, call the same numbers.
Text/voice memo: 867-335-1653
Listener Line: 867-668-8460
Toll free: 1-877-222-9856 (1-877-CBCYUKON)
Our office is located at 3103 3rd Avenue Whitehorse YT Y1A 1E5
Other CBC North contacts
Journalism and Programming
- Mervin Brass, senior managing director, 867-920-5466 or mervin.brass@cbc.ca
- Sara Minogue, managing editor for N.W.T. and Yukon, 867-446-1432 or sara.minogue@cbc.ca
- Cheryl Kawaja, Yukon acting executive producer, cheryl.kawaja@cbc.ca
- Katherine Barton, N.W.T. executive producer, katherine.barton@cbc.ca
- Chris Puglia, managing editor for Nunavut, 867-222-1158, chris.puglia@cbc.ca
- April Hudson, North digital senior producer, 867-446-5403 or april.hudson@cbc.ca
Communications
- Nicola Craig Hora, communications manager, nicola.craig.hora@cbc.ca
Frequently Asked Questions
1. I have a story to share or an event to promote. Who do I contact?
Your best best is to contact one of the email addresses or phone numbers above. You can also read other ways to submit news tips, community events, request public service announcements and connect with our journalists here.
2. Who do I contact about problems with the transmitter in our community?
If you are having problems hearing CBC Radio, report the problem to our technicians on this site and they will investigate.
3. What should I do if I'm having trouble seeing CBC TV?
If you are having issues seeing CBC TV in your community, you can find information on this site. First start by using our step-by-step checklist to determine if it's a local outage or something affecting your home only. You can then fill out the CBC Help Centre form.
4. Can I get transcripts and/or tapes of programs?
Transcripts are available for select radio shows and podcasts, but written transcripts are not available for regional or local radio programs. You can view the list of available programs and transcripts on this page.
To order or license archived material that's previously aired on CBC, please contact our Help Centre or go here for archive footage.
5. How do I find out about jobs at the CBC?
Click on Jobs at the bottom of any page on the CBC.ca site.
6. Where can I get help for CBC Listen, podcasts, ads or video streaming issues?
If you're looking for help with the CBC Listen app, want to explore CBC Podcasts, check music play logs, or learn why ads appear on streams, visit our Listen support page.
For questions about video streaming on CBC websites, including how to troubleshoot common playback issues, head to our CBC Help Centre.
7. What are your channels/frequencies?
These are listed on the Program Guide section under Channels and Frequencies.
8. How do I pitch a First Person essay or idea?
Send an email to northfirstperson@cbc.ca, but read more about what we're looking for here first.
If you still can't find the answer you're looking for, please use our Contact Form.