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Télévision de Radio-Canada (also known as Radio-Canada Télévision, or simply as Radio-Canada) is the French language broadcast television network run by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. It is the French-lanuguage counterpart to co-owned CBC Television.

Radio-Canada is the only francophone television network to broadcast over-the-air in all provinces of Canada (another French-language network, TVA, is available via cable and satellite across Canada, but broadcasts over-the-air only in Québec). It airs mostly Canadian content (most of which is produced in Québec) with a few French-dubbed off-network American shows and movies. All shows airing on Radio-Canada are closed captioned.

Radio-Canada is time shifted for each Canadian time zone, except the Atlantic Time Zone which receives the Eastern feed instead, thereby airing one hour later in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.

Contents 1 Radio-Canada affiliates (including city of licence and date of first sign-on) 1.1 CBC-owned 1.2 Privately owned 2 External links

[edit] Radio-Canada affiliates (including city of licence and date of first sign-on)

[edit] CBC-owned

Station	City	First sign-on date	Notes
CBXFT	Edmonton, Alberta	March 1, 1970	Formerly aired English-language educational programming from the Metropolitan Edmonton Educational Television Association in the daytime hours until 1973
CBAFT	Moncton, New Brunswick	December 21, 1959
CBFT	Montreal, Québec	September 6, 1952	Originally a bilingual station with a combined CBC/Radio-Canada schedule until CBMT signed on in 1954; flagship station of Radio-Canada
CBOFT	Ottawa, Ontario	June 24, 1955	Carried a secondary affiliation with French-language private network TVA from 1977 to 1978
CBVT	Québec City, Québec	September 3, 1964
CBKFT	Regina/Saskatoon, Saskatchewan	November 8, 1976	Originally a rebroadcaster of CBWFT in Winnipeg; became autonomous in 1985
CJBR-TV	Rimouski, Québec	November 21, 1954	Semi-satellite of CBVT; formerly a privately-owned affiliate until purchased by Radio-Canada in 1977
CKTV-TV	Saguenay, Québec	December 1, 1955	Formerly a privately-owned affiliate until purchased by Radio-Canada in 2008
CKSH-TV	Sherbrooke, Québec	September 19, 1974	Formerly a privately-owned affiliate until purchased by Radio-Canada in 2008
CKTM-TV	Trois-Rivières, Québec	April 15, 1958	Formerly a privately-owned affiliate until purchased by Radio-Canada in 2008
CBLFT	Toronto, Ontario	March 23, 1973	Semi-satellite of CBOFT
CBUFT	Vancouver, British Columbia	September 27, 1976
CBEFT	Windsor, Ontario	July 16, 1976	Semi-satellite of CBOFT
CBWFT	Winnipeg, Manitoba	April 24, 1960

[edit] Privately owned

Station	City	First sign-on date	Notes
CKRT-TV	Rivière-du-Loup, Québec	January 14, 1962	Owned by Télé Inter-Rives
CKRN-TV	Rouyn-Noranda, Québec	December 25, 1957	Owned by RNC Media; formerly a dual CBC/Radio-Canada affiliate until 1962

[edit] External links

• Télévision de Radio-Canada