Canal Évasion

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Canal Évasion
Type Cable television specialty channel
Country Flag of Canada Canada
Availability National
Owner Serdy Direct (91.7% & managing partner)
Groupe TVA (8.3%)
Launch date January 31, 2000
Website canalevasion.com

Canal Évasion is a Canadian French language cable television specialty channel with programming devoted to travel, tourism, and adventure. The channel went on air on January 31, 2000. The channel is owned by Serdy Direct and Groupe TVA.

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Corporate Directors: Françoise Bertrand | Alain Bouchard | Robert Dutton | Jean La Couture | Jean-Marc Eustache | Pierre Laurin | Brian Mulroney | Jean Neveu | Pierre Parent | Érik Péladeau | Pierre Karl Péladeau

Groupe TVA: CFCM | CFER | CFTM | CHEM | CHLT | CJPM | ARGENT | Canal Évasion | Canal Indigo | Mystère | LCN | Prise 2 | Shopping TVA | TVA | mentv | Mystery
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Other assets: Archambault | canoe.ca | JPL Production | Le SuperClub Vidéotron | Nurun | Quebecor Media | Quebecor World | TVA Films | TVA Publishing | Vidéotron

Annual Revenue: $10.8 billion CAN (5% FY 2004) | Employees: 47,400 | Stock Symbol: TSX: QBR | Website: www.quebecor.com
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