TV Cogeco
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TV Cogeco is the brand of community channels owned by Cogeco Cable, many of which share common programmes. TV Cogeco broadcasts into the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Quebec. Some channels broadcast in both the English and French languages, often on separate channels.
Programming on the channels are produced with the assistance of volunteers. This programming was created in response to CRTC regulations which previously required that cable companies produce local content (this is no longer required but strongly encouraged).[1] This requirement does not apply to satellite providers and is the main reason that cable providers can claim to have more local coverage.
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[edit] Programming
In partnership with Rogers Television, TV Cogeco in Ontario provides comprehensive coverage of the Ontario Hockey League with all shows being available only on cable either on the local station or all OHL games as part of a package. Quebec systems air Quebec Major Junior Hockey League games, in partnership with Videotron.
[edit] TV Cogeco stations
[edit] Ontario
- Arnprior, Ontario
- Belleville, Ontario
- Brockville, Ontario
- Burlington, Ontario
- Chatham, Ontario
- Cobourg, Ontario
- Cornwall, Ontario
- Fergus, Ontario
- Gravenhurst, Ontario
- Hamilton, Ontario
- Hawkesbury, Ontario
- Huntsville, Ontario
- Kingston, Ontario
- Milton, Ontario
- Niagara Falls, Ontario
- North Bay, Ontario
- Pembroke, Ontario
- Peterborough, Ontario
- Renfrew, Ontario
- Sarnia, Ontario
- Smiths Falls, Ontario
- Windsor, Ontario/Leamington, Ontario -- Channel 11 (see TV Cogeco (Windsor, Ontario))
[edit] Quebec
(list does not include local channels not operated by Cogeco)
- Alma, Quebec
- Baie-Comeau, Quebec
- Drummondville, Quebec
- Magog, Quebec
- Matane, Quebec
- Montmagny, Quebec
- Rimouski, Quebec
- Sept-Iles, Quebec
- Shawinigan, Quebec
- Saint-Georges-de-Beauce, Quebec
- Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec
- Sainte-Adèle, Quebec
- Thetford Mines, Quebec
- Valleyfield, Quebec
- Trois-Rivières, Quebec
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