Radio Canada International - History of RCI's Foreign-language Services

History of RCI's Foreign-language Services

History of RCI Language Broadcasting Services

Language Start Date Stop Date Restart Date
Arabic 2000 10 May 2012 -
Chinese-Mandarin 1988 24 June 2012 -
Czech 1946 (see Slovak) 25 March 1991 -
Danish 1946 4 March 1961 -
Dutch 1946 4 March 1961 -
English 25 December 1944 - -
Finnish December 1950 29 January 1955 -
French 25 December 1944 - -
French-Creole 1989 2001 -
German December 1944 25 March 1991 -
Hungarian January 1951 25 March 1991 -
Japanese 1988 25 March 1991 -
Italian January 1949 4 March 1961 -
Norwegian 1947 4 March 1961 -
Polish January 1951 25 March 1991 -
Portuguese-Brazil 6 July 1947 25 March 1991 2004, Ended 10 May 2012
Russian January 1951 10 May 2012 -
Slovak January 1951 25 March 1991 -
Spanish 6 July 1947 - -
Swedish 1946 4 March 1961 -
Ukrainian 1 July 1952 -2009 -

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