Jan 4, 2025 · "CBC" and "Canada's own" fades in below. Variant: At the end of promos, the background would be red and "television" is placed beside "CBC" with "Canada's own" removed. Technique: CGI made by Razorfish.

The english network CBC (Radio-Canada) identifications and some of its stations (like CBMT, channel 6, Montreal) through the decades and the eras.

The updated one-colour version of the gem/pizza logo, created by Hubert Tison and Robert Innes, was introduced on January 1, 1986, and it was introduced with a set of computer graphic-generated television idents for CBC.

The official logo of CBC, which consists of the CBC gem with "CBC Radio-Canada" in between the gem, zooms out into a interlocking pattern of CBC logos. A red circle appears and spreads out into the gem as the pattern of logos zooms out and fades away, leaving the gem slowly zooming in.

Availability: Seen on Canadian TV shows produced by CBC from the era, such as season 2 of Black Harbour and seasons 1-3 of Edgemont. It can be also be found on season 1 episodes of both Franklin and Rolie Polie Olie on the Treehouse Direct Youtube channel.

Dec 27, 2023 · Uploaded by OneARK on December 27, 2023. A new simplified symbol now, using computer graphics to form the logo along with the CGI streaks moving between it. Those were designed by an unknown studio...

Radio-Canada logo on the credits of 16 Hudson. Visuals: Just the text " ICI R a DIO- canada " in a black, rounded, monospace font, with "R" and "DIO" the only letters in capitals, with the CBC logo in ruby red in-between " ICI " and "R a DIO".

Alternative white logo with 2001 CBC/Radio-Canada wordmark version (English and French)

ID: On a different-colored background, depending on the variant, with a wavy pattern composed of pieces of the familiar "Exploding Pizza", the 1986-1992 CBC logo appears one-by-one in the center and shines.

The updated one-color version of the gem/pizza logo, created by Hubert Tison and Robert Innes, was introduced on New Year's Day, 1986, and with it was introduced a new series of computer graphic-generated television idents for CBC.