CITV-TV
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CITV (Global) | ||
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Image:GlobalEdmonton2006.png | ||
Slogan: No slogan | ||
Edmonton, Alberta | ||
Channel 13 - Cable 8 | ||
Owner | CanWest Global | |
Founded | 1974 | |
Joined Global | 2000 | |
Callsign Meaning | Canadian Independent Television | |
Former Affiliations | 1974 - 2000: Independent | |
Global Television Network | ||
CHAN (Vancouver) | CKND (Winnipeg) | CIII (Toronto) |
This article is about CITV, the Canadian television station. For ITV's children's television brand, see CITV.
CITV is a Canadian television station, licensed to, and serving Edmonton, Alberta. It is owned by CanWest Global Communications, and is one of its Global Television Network stations. It is branded as "Global Edmonton". It transmits on channel 13 and cable 8 in Edmonton, and is carried on the Bell ExpressVu (channel 240) and Star Choice (channel 339) DBS services.
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Transmission
Over-the-air Transmitters:
- Edmonton (CITV-TV, channel 13/cable 8, with ERP of 325kW)
- Red Deer (CITV-TV-1, channel 10, with ERP of 325kW)
CITV is considered as a "superstation" of sorts. Years before digital cable and satellite services began offering "time-shifting" packages of multiple network afilliates, CITV was offered in such locations as Squamish, British Columbia, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, and St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador.
History
The station was launched on September 1, 1974. CITV was originally owned by Allarcom, owned by Dr. Charles Allard, and launched under the brand of Independent Television (ITV), a brand used until 2000 when it became part of the Global Television Network. In 1991, Allarcom was purchased by Western International Communications' WIC Television division, which in turn was purchased by CanWest Global in 1999. It joined the Global Television Network on September 4, 2000, along with fellow Alberta stations CICT and CISA, but had been carrying Global's programming since 1988.
Programming
CITV's programming is similar to CICT, incidentally CITV's master control is based out of CICT, along with all the rest of CanWest's Western Canada television stations. The station carries the full Global network schedule along with 35.5 hours a week of local news programming.
- Morning News
- Andrea Engel
- Shaye Ganam
- Lorraine Mansbridge, on location
- Mike Sobel, weather
- Seanna Collins, traffic
- Noon News Hour
- Shaye Ganam
- Kevin O'Connell, weather
- Early News
- Lynda Steele
- Nicola Crosbie, weather
- John Sexsmith, sports
- News Hour
- Gord Steinke
- Lynda Steele
- John Sexsmith, sports
- Nicola Crosbie, weather
- Kendra Slugoski, Trouble Shooter (investigative reporter/consumer advocate)
- News Hour Final
- J'lyn Nye
- Nicola Crosbie, weather
- Kevin Karius, sports
- Susan Tymofichuk, "NightWatch" reporter
- Saturday Morning News
- Shane Jones
- Kevin O'Connell, weather
- Seanna Collins, on location
- Evening News & News Final (Weekends)
- Carolyn Jarvis
- Mike Sobel or Kevin O'Connell, weather
- Dean Millard, sports
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External links
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