Don’t want to miss your favourite team in action? A major player signing? Big trade? Or a huge upset? No need to worry, because RDS Info Sports provides viewers with all the highlights! Originally posted in august 2001
Canada‘s all-business Network is reborn after three years on the television land
If money makes the world go around, then REPORT ON BUSINESS TELEVISION should be at the centre of the television universe. (Originally posted on April 16th, 2002)
Channel Introduction: ESPN Classic Canada
Wayne Gretzky scores 50 goals in an unbelievable 39 games. Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier slug it out in The Thrilla in Manila. Joe Namath delivers his Super Bowl III victory guarantee. Michael Jordan wins his first NBA title. John McEnroe’s antics at Wimbledon. Reliving the greatest moments in sports is what ESPN Classic Canada is all about! Originally posted … Read More
Channel Introduction: Drive-In Classics
Get ready for a blast from the past. Drive-In Classics, CHUM Television’s new digital channel launches Friday, September 7 at 9pm ET / 6pm PT with the post-apocalyptic action thriller Mad Max, starring Mel Gibson. Originally posted in september 2001
Channel Introduction: The Documentary Channel
The Documentary Channel The Documentary Channel, licensed for Category 1 digital carriage, offers Canadian viewers a unique opportunity to examine issues and events through the medium of documentary film.
Saskatchewan station shuts down, but TV signal will remain
An independent TV station in Swift Current is closing its doors. CJFB will shut down on May 31, and 15 employees will lose their jobs. Posted on April 6th, 2002
CBC announces commitment to programming standards
The CBC said today the majority of its scheduled television programming in December will remain unaffected despite a strike by members of the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers union. CBC Radio programming will be largely unchanged. Originally posted on December 8th, 2001
Channel Introduction: MTV Canada
Packing an international programming punch and a homegrown attitude and focus, MTV will make its debut in Canada at 3:30 pm ET on October 18, 2001. More than just music videos, MTV will feature a locally programmed line up reflecting the spirit of Canadian youth culture. MTV in Canada will hit the airwaves with the unveiling of Select, a locally … Read More