CF Cable

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CF Cable was a Canadian cable company, which served parts of Montreal, Laval and western suburbs on the Island of Montreal. The company was owned by CFCF, a television station in Montreal.

In 1991, CF also acquired Northern Cable, an independent cable operator in Northern Ontario. Northern was operated as a separate division of the company, and never adopted the CF Cable branding.

In 1997, CF was acquired by Vidéotron. The Northern Cable division was sold to Regional Cablesystems.


Cable and direct broadcast satellite companies in Canada
Cable: Access • Aurora • Cable Axion • Cablevision • Cogeco • Dery • EastLink • Look • Persona • Rogers • Rush • Shaw • Vidéotron • Westman
Satellite: Bell ExpressVu • Star Choice
Defunct providers: Access (Nova Scotia) • CF • Cablecasting • Classicomm • Fundy • Maclean-Hunter • Northern • Selkirk • Trillium • Videon
See also: International cable providers.
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