Television Resources in Canada

• A-Channel Online, including program schedule for the new Alberta channel, and the weather forecast.
• Alliance Atlantis Communications, including pages for productions such as Due South, Cold Squad, etc.
• Baird Television, dedicated to television inventor John Logie Baird.
• Nigel Bennett Fan Club , about the Gemini Award-winning actor (Forever Knight / Psi Factor).
• Bravo!, the Canadian arts and entertainment channel.
• Cable in the Classroom, an initiative of Canadian cable television operators.
• Cable Parliamentary Channel Online includes House of Commons highlights on QuickTime, and information on how to get your event broadcast on CPAC.
• Cable Regina. Informative, well designed frames-based site from the cable/internet provider.
• Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. A huge web site including CBC Television, CBC Radio and CBC Newsworld. Links to regional programming and affiliates, and web pages for shows broadcast on CBC.
• Canadian Arts and Culture is a collection of Canadian arts and entertainment links.
• Canadian Television Dramas. Patty Winter's page lists news, official web sites, and fan sites for recent and current shows.
• Canadian TV Exports List, a 1995 text listing of foreign TV sales, at the Canadiana page at Carnegie Mellon University.
• CAST Lighting, Computer Animated Stage and Television Lighting. Lighting design, and development of software for lighting planning.
• CBC / SRC. See Canadian Broadcasting Corporation above, or Société Radio-Canada below.
• Channel Canada, Canadian Entertainment and Broadcasting information source.
• City Interactive, Toronto home of Citytv, MuchMusic and the arts channel Bravo!.
• The Classic TV Archive - Canadian series. Episode guides and background info on several series 1950's-80's.
• Cogeco télévision, alliance of broadcasters in Trois-Rivières: la force de frappe média!
• CRTC. Broadcasting legislation, policy statements, current hearings, and organizational information about the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission.
• CTV, Canadian television network.
• The Discovery Channel, with programming, contact and schedule information, including weekly WWW tips.
• Family Channel. Family-oriented cable channel, not affiliated with the US channel.
• Feature Magazine, a guide to premium cable television programming in eastern Canada
• Forever Knight. Fan page for the TriStar Television series.
• Forest Rangers. Fan site for the 1960's kids adventure classic.
• Friends of Canadian Broadcasting, lobbying for expanded and improved Canadian programming, and fighting CBC budget cuts.
• History of Canadian Broadcasting from the Canadian Communications Foundation.
• History Television. Highly interactive website for the cable channel.
• Independent Film Channel, digital and satellite specialty channel.
• Movie Central, cable and satellite movie channel.
• Movieola, the short film channel.
• Much Music, and interactive web site devoted to the nation's music station.
• MZTV Museum of Television in Toronto.
• MusiquePlus, music-video-based programming en français.
• News Media in Canada including print, radio and TV, from Kidon Media-Link.
• North of 60. Patty Winter's fan site.
• Rogers Communications Inc. Corporate information from the various divisions of this communications giant, including pages from local community cablecasters.
• The Sandbaggers, fan site for the British series. Known as OpsRoom.Org.
• Saskatchewan Communications Network. Provincial agency providing educational and informational programming.
• Seeing Things Unofficial Webpage. Fan site for the Louis Del Grande/David Barlow series.
• Showcase Television, Canada's fiction network. The home page includes a nifty up-to-the-hour program listing.
• Star Ray TV, Community TV in East Toronto.
• Teletoon, the cable animation channel.
• Television As We Know It, a travelling museum exhibition about the history of television.
• tsn.ca. The Sports Network's very high-tech site.
• TVArchive.ca is a database of Canadian shows 1952-99.
• TVOntario. Public broadcasting network in Ontario.
• TVO Children's Shows of the 1970's tribute page.
• TV5, the international French language television network.
• Vancouver Television. The regional broadcaster's website includes pages on their productions such as "First Story", the aboriginal current affairs series.
• Vidéotron ltée, international provider of television, cable and internet services.
• Vision TV, includes program schedules and information, links to major religious sites, press releases and more.
• The Weather Network. Everything atmospheric you could want.
• YTV. Youth cable network.

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