Discovery Civilization Channel
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| Type | Digital cable specialty channel |
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| Country |  Canada |
| Availability | National |
| Owner | Bell Globemedia (80% & managing partner) Discovery Communications (20%) |
| Launch date | August 15, 2001 |
| Website | discoverycivilization.ca |
- This article is about the Canadian documentary channel. For the British equivalent, see Discovery Civilisation.
Discovery Civilization Channel is a Canadian category 2 digital cable television channel owned by Bell Globemedia in partnership with Discovery Communications with programming about the history of human civilization and current trends in society.
The channel was originally a Canadian version of an American channel with the same name, which was later reformatted and rebranded as Discovery Times.
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Corporate directors: Geoff Beattie (Chairman) | David Binet | Ronald Close | Ivan Fecan (President and CEO) | Gordon Lackenbauer | James Leech | Robert Prichard | Pamela Wallin |
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Television Assets: ASN | CTV | TQS | Animal Planet (Canada) | ARTV | CTV Newsnet | The Comedy Network | Discovery Channel (Canada) | Discovery Civilization Channel | ESPN Classic (Canada) | MTV (Canada) | NHL Network | OLN | RDS | Report on Business Television | RIS | Travel + Escape | TSN | Viewers Choice |
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