Pope Francis in Canada: How you can watch and listen on CBC
Events planned in Alberta, Quebec and Nunavut
Pope Francis landedin Canada on July 24 as part of a week-long tripto advance reconciliation and healing between the Roman Catholic Church and the Indigenous communitieswho suffered from years of abuse in the residential and day school systems.
CBC News has extensive coverage of the events inAlberta, Quebec and Iqaluit, which make up what the Pope has said will be a"pilgrimage of penance" that he hopes can help heal the wrongs done to Indigenous people by Roman Catholic priests and nuns.
In addition,a number of live stream interpretation feeds, including in 12 Indigenous languages and ASL, will be available onthe official website of the Pope's visit.
Here's how to watch and listen to the coverage on CBC Television, CBC Radio One,CBC News Network andCBC Gem. You can also find coverage onCBCNews.ca, on the CBC News app, the CBC Listen appand onYouTube.
Sunday, July 24
Pope Francis arrives in Canada.
Monday, July 25
CBC News Special: Meetingwith Indigenous Peoplesat the former Ermineskin Residential School in Maskwacis, Alta.
Tuesday, July 26
CBC News Special: Pope Francis CelebratesHoly Mass at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton.
Wednesday, July 27
Pope Francis arrives in Quebec City.
Public address at the Citadelle, alongside Gov. Gen. Mary Simon.
Thursday, July 28
CBC News Special: Holy Mass at the National Shrine of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupr.
Friday, July 29
Meeting with residential school survivors in Quebec City.
Arrival in Iqaluit.
- Time:3:30 p.m. ET
- Where towatch: CBC News Network
Meeting with residential school survivors in Iqaluit.
- Time: 4 p.m. ET
- Where towatch: CBC News Network
- Where to listen: CBC Radio One in Nunavut will broadcast alive radio special in Inuktitut
Pope Francis takes a tour of Iqaluit with community members, then departs Canada.
- Time:5 p.m. ET
- Where to watch: CBC News Network, CBCNews.ca,CBC News app,CBC Gem