Canadian Learning Television

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**Canadian Learning Television (CLT)**

Type	Cable television specialty channel
Country	Canada
Availability	National
Owner	access media group (CHUM Limited)
Launch date	September 7, 1999
Website	www.clt.ca

Original logo

Canadian Learning Television or CLT is a Canadian cable television specialty channel. It is currently the only national educational television channel. CLT is owned by access media group, a division of CHUM Limited. CLT's headquarters are in Edmonton, Alberta. CLT was licensed in 1996 and began broadcasting on September 7, 1999.

CLT offers a mix of informative and entertaining programming designed to enrich and educate viewers. Through a partnership with various post-secondary institutions, CLT broadcasts programs that support accredited coures of study.

[edit] Programming

Programming on CLT is built around various 'theme nights', such as: “History Mondays”, “Crime Tuesdays”, “Book Wednesdays”, “Canadian Thursdays”, “Justice Fridays”, “Movie Saturdays” and “Nature & Science Sundays”. CLT also features various documentaries and specials.

Original Series

Help TV
Careers TV

Other Series

Career Moves
City Cooks
Dotto Tech
Driver's Seat
Fine Print
Food Essence
Homebiz.tv
Outback House
Monk
The Lyon's Den
The Practice
The West Wing

[edit] External link

Official Site

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Educational Television Stations in Canada
Télé-Québec - Canal Savoir - TFO - TVOntario - Saskatchewan Communications Network - Access Alberta - Knowledge Network - Canadian Learning Television