Mystère (TV channel)
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| Type | Digital cable specialty channel |
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| Country |  Canada |
| Availability | National |
| Owner | Groupe TVA (Quebecor Media Inc.) |
| Launch date | October 21, 2004 |
| Website | mystere.canoe.com |
Mystère is a Canadian French language category 1 digital cable specialty channel that airs programs devoted to mystery and suspense. It is owned by Groupe TVA, a division of Quebecor Media.
[edit] History
Mystère was licensed as 13ième Rue by the CRTC on November 24, 2000 to Groupe TVA (45.05%), CanWest (45.0%) and Rogers Communications (9.9%). Before the channels launch both Groupe TVA acquired both CanWest's and Rogers' shares in the service. The channel launched as Mystère on October 21, 2004.
[edit] External link
- Official Site (French)
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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 |
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Groupe TVA: CFCM | CFER | CFTM | CHEM | CHLT | CJPM | ARGENT | Canal Évasion | Canal Indigo | Mystère | LCN | Prise 2 | Shopping TVA | TVA | mentv1 | Mystery1 |
| Sun Media: 24 Hours | Brockville Recorder and Times | Calgary Sun | Edmonton Sun | Fort McMurray Today | The Daily Herald Tribune (Grande Prairie) | Daily Miner and News (Kenora) | London Free Press | Le Journal de Montréal | Le Journal de Québec | Ontario Farmer | Ottawa Sun | The Times-Journal (St. Thomas) | Toronto Sun | Winnipeg Sun | CKXT Quebecor World |
| 1Co-owned with CanWest Global Communications. Quebecor does not control these channels. |
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Annual Revenue: $10.8 billion CAN ( |
