Turn open-source investigations into compelling mobile journalism as a Video Producer with CBC News' new Scams Unit in Toronto.

This temporary long-term position supports reporting on scams, deceptive marketing, and visual investigations. You will apply digital forensics, advanced search, source triangulation, metadata analysis, and video verification while collaborating with senior investigative journalists. Vertical storytelling, rapid-cut edits, and clear writing will help explain complex issues to younger and diverse audiences across CBC News mobile, streaming platforms, TikTok, and YouTube.

Key Responsibilities:

- Monitor news developments for investigative angles and quick-turn scoops
- Analyze websites, registries, crypto wallets, and open-source information




- Identify strong clips from breaking news and interviews
- Create dynamic vertical stories with visual layering
- Manage projects across varying lengths and formats

Requirements:

- Seasoned journalist with at least five years' comparable experience
- Exceptional visual storytelling and interviewing skills
- Extensive investigative reporting knowledge and evidence-based techniques
- Advanced search, triangulation, metadata, and forensic analysis skills
- Proficiency using social media for research and reporting

Apply digital sleuthing, investigative reporting, and mobile video skills to CBC News' visual journalism work.

📌 CBC News Digital Forensics Producer (Toronto)
🏢 CBC / Radio-Canada
📍 Toronto