Radio Canada International (RCI) is the international broadcasting service of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC). Until 1970, it was known as the CBC International Service and was sometimes referred to as the "Voice of Canada" in its early years. In June 2012, shortwave services were terminated and RCI became accessible only via the internet. In addition, CBC plans to end production of RCI news and broadcasts.
Read more about Radio Canada International: History of RCI's Foreign-language Services, A Comparison of RCI To Other Broadcasters, Sackville Relay Station
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