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HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE YEAR

FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

REVENUES AND SOURCES OF FUNDS

REVENUES AND SOURCES OF FUNDS REVENUES AND SOURCES OF FUNDS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2010–2011 $1,810 MILLION FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2009–2010 $1,710 MILLION

2010–2011 2009–2010 $1,810 $1,710

2010–2011 2009–2010 Government funding $1,160 64% $1,143 67% Advertising revenues $368 20% $309 18% Specialty services revenues $153 9% $149 9% Other revenues $129 7% $109 6%

$1,810 100% $1,710 100%

PERFORMANCE REVIEW (in thousands of dollars) 2010–2011 2009–2010 $ change % change Revenues 649,948 566,714 83,234 14.7% Expenses (1,839,546) (1,789,353) (50,193) 2.8% Government funding 1,159,938 1,142,673 17,265 1.5% Non-operating revenues – 21,566 (21,566) (100.0%) Taxes – 101 (101) (100.0%) Net results for the year (29,660) (58,299) 28,639 (49.1%) Other comprehensive income 5,000 – 5,000 N/A

Total comprehensive income (loss) for the year (24,660) (58,299) 33,639 (57.7%)

Revenues increased $83.2 million or 14.7 per cent compared to last year, reflecting the impact of the economic recovery on advertising revenues, advertising growth from strong TV schedules and new media activities, and a full year of contributions from the Local Programming Improvement Fund (LPIF).

Operating expenses increased by $50.2 million or 2.8 per cent, as CBC | Radio‑Canada enhanced its programming schedules and increased its investment in local programming.

Total Comprehensive Loss decreased by $33.6 million or 57.7 per cent, in line with CBC | Radio‑Canada’s two‑year financial Recovery Plan. CBC | R A D I O - CANADA 2 0 10 – 2 0 11 6 ANNUAL R EPORT 2 0 10 – 2 0 11 ACHIEVEMENTS

HIGHLIGHTS FOR EAR THE Y

PROGRAMMING HIGHLIGHTS

ENGLISHERVICES S CBC.ca welcomed an average of 5.8 million unique visitors per month between September and March, with over 1.0 million audio podcasts downloaded per month and over 800,000 unique visitors enjoying CBC contentn o the video player.

The Nature of Things with David Suzuki celebrated 50 years engaging, enlightening and entertaining Canadians.

CBC Radio’s distinctive programming included the series “Shift” on The Current, which investigated Canada’s changing demographics; Quirks & Quarks, our science show, which celebrated its 35th anniversary; and special music programming such as Songquest, the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, 7 Continents, 1 Earth and the Winnipeg New Music Festival. Programming on digital platforms included the launch of OVER CBC’s Books portal (cbc.ca/books), an innovative and interactive site for readers and writers alike.

Multiplatform Signature Events included Champions of Change, which celebrated volunteerism in Canada, and Live Right Now, s which i helping Canadians live a healthier lifestyle. These Signature Events bring Canadians together in large numbers, are delivered on multiple platforms and have a meaningful impact on participants. Technological achievements during the year included 82% the launch of the CBC News mobile application, the CBC THE PERCENTAGE Radio iPhone application, and the first-ever 3D CBC Television broadcast of and OF OUR TELEVISION Queen Elizabeth in 3D. PRIME TIME FRENCHERVICES S Radio-Canada is enjoying impressive growth in monthly SCHEDULES THAT web traffic, which increased 14 per cent over the same period last year. The increase for TOU.TV is 27 per cent IS CANADIAN over March 2010, as North America’s leading French CONTENTN O BOTH language web TV service celebrates its first anniversary ands i a huge success in terms of recognition and NETWORKS. viewership. C B C | R A D I O - CANADA 2 0 10 – 2 0 11 7 ANNUAL R EPORT 2 0 10 – 2 0 11 ACHIEVEMENTS

Radio-Canada launched new digital and mobile services during 2010–2011. These new services, RDI with video, the Radio-Canada.ca mobile site and TOU.TV, all enrich Radio-Canada’s multiplatform offering.

Télévision de Radio-Canada continues to reach wide audiences with shows like Tout le monde en parle, Les enfants de la télé, 19-2, Providence, Trauma and Les Parent, with each drawing over a million viewers on average.

With the purchase of Télé-Québec’s stake in ARTV, Radio-Canada’s television specialty channel, the Corporation now holds 85 per cent of the shares in the specialty network.

Radio-Canada was awarded a new broadcasting license for EXPLORA, a soon-to-be-launched health, science, nature and environment specialty service.

Radio-Canada opened two new multimedia centres, Trois-Rivières in March 2010 and Saguenay in August 2010. These two new centres are in keeping with our commitment to expand our services in the regions.

Espace musique now offers local content in 12 regional markets. This regional expansion allowed it to double production capacity in some of those local markets.

Radio-Canada presented more than a dozen multiplatform events, such as Haïti, un an après le séisme.

CORPORATE HIGHLIGHTS The Corporation’s Technology Strategy Board (TSB) completed a five-year technology strategy that supports the Corporation’s five-year strategic plan Everyone, Every way.

CBC | Radio‑Canada was awarded the Employer Excellence Award in the Change Champion category by Canadian Women in Communications (CWC) for its success in improving gender diversity and inclusiveness in its workforce.

CBC | Radio‑Canada is committed to identifying ways to reduce its environmental footprint. As part of this initiative, and to make our studios more environmentally friendly, we are replacing incandescent television production lighting with more efficient LED lighting.

We launched an environmentally responsible e-waste management program, including recycling pilot projects in Montreal, Vancouver, Thunder Bay and Sudbury. In 2011–2012 we will roll-out the program to other locations across the country. Additionally we are implementing “green” printing, including increased use of double-sided printing, recycled paper and environmentally friendly printing equipment. We replaced printed pay stubs with online pay stubs in the first quarter of 2011–2012.