Canadian Network Broadcasting
Privately owned Canadian corporation founded in 1983 that airs awareness programs on a network of over 250 radio stations in Canada.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Canadian Network Broadcasting (CNB) is a privately owned Canadian corporation founded in 1983. It airs awareness programs on a network of over 250 radio stations in Canada, offering coast-to-coast coverage for national clients. Its media campaigns are designed to educate and inform the public about current and ongoing needs in their community. The company states that it has helped worthwhile causes get their message out on over 250 Canadian radio stations locally, provincially and nationally, for free.
History
Canadian Network Broadcasting is a privately owned Canadian corporation founded in 1983. It airs awareness programs on a network of over 250 radio stations in Canada and offers coast-to-coast coverage for national clients. Its media campaigns are designed to educate and inform the public about current and ongoing needs in their community. The company states that for 36 years it has helped worthwhile causes get their message out on over 250 Canadian radio stations locally, provincially and nationally, for free. It reports having won Unicef Ontario's "Outstanding Business" Award, the Kidney Foundation's Public Service Award, and special recognition from Block Parents, the Lung Association of Ontario, Kids Help Phone and Share the Warmth.
Products and positioning
Media campaigns designed to educate and inform the public about current and ongoing needs in their community, with a strong relationship with the non-profit sector.
Product categories. Awareness programs on radio stations · Media campaigns for non-profit causes
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