CHOT-TV
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| CHOT-TV | |
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| Gatineau, Quebec | |
| City of license | Hull, Quebec |
| Channels | 40 (UHF), cable 4 analog, Unknown digital |
| Affiliations | TVA |
| Owner | Radio-Nord |
| Founded | October 30, 1978 |
| Call letters meaning | C Hull - Ottawa Télévision |
| Transmitter Power | 684 kW |
| Website | TVA CHOT |
CHOT is a television station. It is the TVA affiliate in Gatineau, Quebec, and also serves franco-ontarians in the neighbouring city of Ottawa, Ontario.
CHOT, owned by Radio-Nord as a twinstick with CFGS, broadcasts on channel 40.
The station launched in 1978, following the bankruptcy of the region's earlier TVA affiliate CFVO.
The local 30-minute newscast is broadcast every weekday at 6:00PM. In the past, CHOT originally had local news on weekends and a 15-minute newscast at noon on weekdays, but recent cuts made by Radio-Nord had these newscasts replaced with Montreal-based TVA network news programs.
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CBOT 4 (CBC) - CIII-6 6 (Global) - CBOFT 9 (SRC) - CHCH-1 11 (CH) - CJOH 13/8 (CTV) - CJMT-2 14 (OMNI.2) - CICO-24 24 (TVO) - CIVO 30 (TQC) - CITS-1 32 (CTS) - |
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| See also Broadcast television in the Pembroke/Petawawa, Watertown/Kingston, Greater Toronto, Montreal and Champlain Valley markets | ||
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