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Decision CRTC 2001-509
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Ottawa, 21 August 2001
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CTV Television Inc., on behalf of Thunder Bay Electronics Inc.,
Norcom Communications Limited, and Mid-West Television Ltd.
Thunder Bay, Ontario 2001-0552-9
Kenora, Ontario 2001-0553-7
Lloydminster, Wainwright, Provost and Bonnyville, Alberta; and Alcot
Trail and Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan 2001-0554-5
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24 July 2001 Public Hearing
National Capital Region
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Amendments to conditions of licence pertaining to network
affiliation
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The Commission approves the applications by CTV Television
Inc. on behalf of the three broadcasters noted above, for amendments
to their current conditions of licence pertaining to network
affiliation.
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2. |
Thunder Bay Electronics Inc., Norcom Communications Limited, and
Mid-West Television Ltd. are licensees, respectively, of the
English-language television stations CHFD-TV Thunder Bay, CJBN-TV
Kenora and of CITL-TV Lloydminster and its transmitters. These three
companies are owned independently of CTV Television Inc. In each
case, the licensee is subject to an existing condition requiring the
licensee to operate its broadcasting undertaking as part of the
network operated by CTV Television Network Ltd. |
3. |
In Decision CRTC 2001-507 of today’s date, the Commission has
issued a licence to CTV Television Inc. to carry on a new television
network for the purpose of providing programming to the three
independently-owned broadcasters. |
4. |
Accordingly and as proposed, the Commission amends the licences
for each of CHFD-TV, CJBN-TV and CITL-TV by deleting the existing
condition relating to network affiliation and replacing it with the
following: |
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The licensee shall operate this broadcasting undertaking as
part of the network operated by CTV Television Inc.
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5. |
The Commission notes that the new network will provide news and
sports programming, and may also originate some non-news,
non-sports, entertainment programming for delivery to the three
stations.
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Secretary General
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This decision is to be appended to
each licence. It is available in alternative format upon request,
and may also be examined at the following Internet site: http://www.crtc.gc.ca
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