Position Title:
Correspondent, World News, Mumbai, India (English Services)
Status of Employment:
Temporary Long-Term (Fixed Term)
Position Language Requirement:
English
Language Skills:
English (Reading - P - Professional), English (Speaking - P - Professional), English (Writing - P - Professional)
Work at CBC/Radio-Canada

At CBC/Radio-Canada, we create content that informs, entertains and connects Canadians on multiple platforms. Our successes and accomplishments are driven by embodying and upholding values, which include creativity, integrity, inclusiveness and relevance.

Do you think you have the ability and drive to keep up with this exciting, ever-changing industry? Whether it be in front of the camera, on air, online or behind the scenes, you would be joining a team that thrives on making connections and telling stories that are important to Canadians.

Unposting Date:
2026-10-01 11:59 PM

Helping Canadians make sense of our world is our mission. We’re looking for an experienced journalist to lead our coverage of South Asia,



and guide our audience through the complex and critical relationships that make the Indo-Pacific region so vital for Canada and Canadians.

CBC News is hiring a Correspondent to be based in Mumbai, India. The successful candidate will be an exceptional journalist with a broad range of video, audio and text storytelling skills aimed at mobile and streaming audiences.

We are looking to hire a journalist who thrives when covering the latest news; a reporter who is always generating and pitching stories; someone who breaks news and is always pushing forward on new angles on stories. Understanding India’s emerging role in geopolitics, trade and technology, culture and climate is vital. You bring with you a deep list of news makers and are able to quickly develop new contacts who reflect the diversity of the region.

You thrive in a demanding daily news setting meeting multiple deadlines across all platforms. You are adept at delivering

📌 Correspondent, World News, Mumbai, India
🏢 CBC/Radio-Canada
📍 Mumbai