The History of Canadian BroadcastingChannel Zero launched Bloomberg TV Canada on November 17, 2015. It had replaced the American version of Bloomberg TV that was available in Canada. The Canadian network was shut down October 5, 2017. Bloomberg then partnered with Bell Media’s Business News Network to form the BNN Bloomberg channel. Channel Zero was the owner of CHCH-TV […]
In November 2000, Boxer Four Entertainment Inc. was awarded a cable speciality channel license for a service to be called The Short Film Channel. The channel launched in September 2001 as Movieola – The Short Film Channel, now owned by Channel Zero, operating from within Stornoway Communications. Movieola was to be “dedicated exclusively to short […]
In September 2003, Channel Zero Inc, already licensees of the short film channel Movieola, was given a licence to operate a new cable specialty channel to be called Silver Screen Classics, whose schedule would include “Golden Oldies feature films and B Movies spanning all genres”. The channel was launched in 2004. Channel Zero also operated […]
Licensed in 1996, and launched in 1999, CHUM Limited’s Star speciality channel was a national entertainment service dedicated to the world of show business, and the hundreds of thousands of people who make it happen. Inspired by the success of their StarTV weekly television series, Star offered a program schedule heavy on the movie business, but reaching into […]