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RCI transmitter station outside Sackville, New Brunswick. Designed by the CBC's chief architect D. G. McKinstry, the building opened in 1944 and was c
RCI transmitter station outside Sackville, New Brunswick. Designed by the CBC's chief architect D. G. McKinstry, the building opened in 1944 and was closed in 2012 when shortwave broadcasting ended. A portion of the large RCI shortwave antenna system (known as a curtain array) is visible in the background. The antennas were removed in 2014, although the unused building still stands
Former Building, still has the CBC logo today
Former Building, still has the CBC logo today
The two buildings of the House in 2020
The two buildings of the House in 2020
The old Maison de Radio-Canada in demolition, April 2026
The old Maison de Radio-Canada in demolition, April 2026