The CBC News Special will be hosted by the Chief Political Correspondent, with no commercials Rosemary Button On CBC TV, CBC News Network, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Gem And CBCNews.ca.

This will be the first CBC news ever broadcast in English and Inuktitut, and it will lead the audience into the VIP arrival and intimate ceremony of Ottawa, and into Mary Simon’s hometown of Cujac, Quebec, to understand the community’s The response to this historic appointment.

The audio special program will be provided by Neil Koksal and Juanita Taylor On CBC Radio One and Canadian Broadcasting CorporationThe oath ceremony will also be broadcast in eight indigenous languages ??in multiple countries CBC Radio.

How to watch, play and listen on Monday:

• CBC TV: 11 AM EST (12 AT, 12:30 NT, 10 CT, 9 MT, 8 PT), 90 minutes

• CBC News Network, CBC Gem, CBCNews.ca and Facebook.com/CBCNorth: 10 AM Eastern Time (11 AT, 11:30 NT, 9 CT, 8 MT, 7 PT), 3 hours

• CBC Radio One and CBC Listen: 11 AM EST (12 AM EST, 12:30 NT, 10 AM CT, 9 MT, 8 Pacific Time), 90 minutes

CBC Indigenous Facebook will host the English stream, and CBC Nunavut Facebook Hosting Inuit language flow and Canadian Broadcasting Corporation North Facebook Sharing both, as is Canadian Broadcasting Corporation News YouTube.

On July 6, Simon became the first aboriginal to be appointed to the post of governor. She has a broad leadership background, including her serving as the former chairman of Tapiriit Kanatami, a national Inuit organization.

Simon is an Inuk from the village of Kuujjuaq along the Ungava Bay in Nunavik.

The incoming new governor enrolls at the Federal Fort Chimo Day School in Kuujjuaq.She is bilingual, speaks English and Inuit.