List of CBC television stations

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The following is a list of television stations which are owned by or regional affiliates of CBC Television. For stations affiliated with or owned by the CBC's French language television network, see List of SRC television stations.

Also see List of assets owned by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

Contents 1 CBC owned-and-operated stations 2 Privately owned affiliates 3 Former CBC-owned self-supporting stations 4 Former affiliates (including year of leaving) 5 Affiliates later purchased by the CBC

[edit] CBC owned-and-operated stations

• Calgary, Alberta - CBRT, Channel 9
• Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island - CBCT, Channel 13
• Edmonton, Alberta - CBXT, Channel 5
• Fredericton, New Brunswick - CBAT, Channel 4
• Halifax, Nova Scotia - CBHT, Channel 3
• Iqaluit, Nunavut - CFFB, Channel 8
• Ottawa, Ontario - CBOT, Channel 4
• Montreal, Quebec - CBMT, Channel 6
• Regina, Saskatchewan - CBKT, Channel 9
• St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador - CBNT, Channel 8
• Saskatoon, Saskatchewan - CBKST, Channel 11
• Sydney, Nova Scotia - CBIT, Channel 5
• Toronto, Ontario - CBLT, Channel 5
• Vancouver, British Columbia - CBUT, Channel 2
• Whitehorse, Yukon - CFWH, Channel 6
• Windsor, Ontario - CBET, Channel 9
• Winnipeg, Manitoba - CBWT, Channel 6
• Yellowknife, Northwest Territories - CFYK, Channel 8

[edit] Privately owned affiliates

• Brandon, Manitoba - CKX, Channel 5
• Dawson Creek, British Columbia - CJDC, Channel 5
• Kingston, Ontario - CKWS, Channel 11
• Lloydminster, Alberta/Saskatchewan - CKSA, Channel 2
• Medicine Hat, Alberta - CHAT, Channel 6
• Peterborough, Ontario - CHEX, Channel 12
• Oshawa, Ontario - CHEX-TV-2, Channel 22
• Prince George, British Columbia - CKPG, Channel 2
• Terrace, British Columbia - CFTK, Channel 3
• Thunder Bay, Ontario - CKPR, Channel 2

[edit] Former CBC-owned self-supporting stations

• Grand Falls-Windsor, Newfoundland and Labrador - CBNAT, Channel 2 (now retransmitter of CBNT - date of change not known)
• Labrador City, Newfoundland and Labrador - CBNLT, Channel 13 (1991 - became retransmitter of CBNT)
• Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador - CBYT, Channel 5 (2002 - became retransmitter of CBNT)
• Kenora, Ontario - CBWAT, Channel 8 (now retransmitter of CBWT - date of change not known)
• Goose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador - CFLA-TV, Channel 8 (1991 - became retransmitter of CBNT)
• Schefferville, Quebec - CFKL-TV, Channel 8 (1974 - now CBMT repeater CBSET-1, receives signal from CBSET in Sept-Îles)

[edit] Former affiliates (including year of leaving)

• Barrie, Ontario - CKVR, Channel 3 (1995)
• Calgary, Alberta - CICT, Channel 2 (1975, as CFAC)
• Cornwall, Ontario - CJSS, Channel 8 (1963 - purchased by CJOH as its rebroadcaster)
• Edmonton, Alberta - CFRN, Channel 3 (1961)
• Hamilton, Ontario - CHCH, Channel 11 (1961)
• Kamloops, British Columbia - CFJC, Channel 4 (2006 - CBC no longer seen terrestrially)
• Kelowna, British Columbia - CHBC, Channel 2 (2006)
• Kitchener, Ontario - CKCO, Channel 13 (1964)
• Lethbridge, Alberta - CISA, Channel 7 (1976, as CJOC)
• London, Ontario - CFPL, Channel 10 (1988)
• Moncton, New Brunswick - CKCW, Channel 2 (1969)
• North Bay, Ontario - CKNY, Channel 10 (1971)
• Pembroke, Ontario - CHRO, Channel 5 (1990)
• Quebec City, Quebec - CKMI, Channel 20 (1997, then on channel 5, which is now used as a CBMT repeater)
• Red Deer, Alberta - CHCA, Channel 6 (2005, as CKRD)
• Regina, Saskatchewan - CKCK, Channel 2 (1969)
• Saskatoon, Saskatchewan - CFQC, Channel 8 (1971)
• St. John's, Newfoundland - CJON, Channel 6 (1964)
• Sudbury, Ontario - CICI, Channel 5 (1971, as CKSO)
• Sydney, Nova Scotia - CJCB, Channel 4 (1972)
• Victoria, British Columbia - CHEK, Channel 6 (1981)
• Wingham, Ontario - CKNX, Channel 8 (1988)

[edit] Affiliates later purchased by the CBC

• Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island - CFCY, Channel 13 (1968 - became CBCT)
• North Bay, Ontario - CHNB, Channel 4 (2002 - became rebroadcaster of CBLT)
• Prince Albert, Saskatchewan - CKBI, Channel 5 (2002 - became rebroadcaster of CBKST)
• Saint John, New Brunswick - CHSJ, Channel 4 (1994 - became CBAT)
• Sault Sainte Marie, Ontario - CJIC, Channel 5 (2002 - became rebroadcaster of CBLT)
• Sudbury, Ontario - CKNC, Channel 9 (2002 - became rebroadcaster of CBLT)
• Swift Current, Saskatchewan - CJFB, Channel 5 (2002 - became rebroadcaster of CBKT)
• Timmins, Ontario - CFCL, Channel 6 (2002 - became rebroadcaster of CBLT)
• Windsor, Ontario - CKLW, Channel 9 (1975 - became CBET)
• Yorkton, Saskatchewan - CKOS, Channel 5 (2002 - became rebroadcaster of CBKT)

v • d • e CBC television stations in Canada CBC owned-and-operated stations CBAT Fredericton • CBCT Charlottetown • CBET Windsor • CBHT Halifax • CBKT Regina • CBKST Saskatoon • CBLT Toronto • CBMT Montreal • CBNT St. John's • CBOT Ottawa • CBRT Calgary • CBUT Vancouver • CBWT Winnipeg • CBXT Edmonton • CFFB Iqaluit • CFWH Whitehorse • CFYK Yellowknife • CHAK Inuvik Privately-owned CBC affiliates CFTK Terrace • CHAT Medicine Hat1 • CHEX Peterborough • CHEX-2 Oshawa • CJDC Dawson Creek • CKPG Prince George1 • CKPR Thunder Bay • CKSA Lloydminster • CKWS Kingston • CKX Brandon 1Plans are to disaffilliate from CBC on August 31, 2008. Defunct stations CBNLT Labrador City • CBYT Corner Brook • CFCL Timmins • CFKL Schefferville • CFLA Goose Bay • CHAB Moose Jaw • CHNB North Bay • CJFB Swift Current • CJIC Sault Ste. Marie • CJSS Cornwall • CKBI Prince Albert • CKNC Sudbury • CKOS Yorkton See also SRC TV stations