Entertainment, Movie TV News. Find listings of daytime and primetime ABC TV shows, movies and specials. Get links to your favorite show pages. E Online Your source for entertainment news, celebrities, celeb news, and celebrity gossip. Check out the hottest fashion, photos, movies and TV shows Have you heard of this site For a monthly fee there are 3 membership plan options, youll receive a certain number of credits to access hundreds of classes and. Netflix, Stan, Fetch, BigPond Movies, Foxtel. Which pay TV and streaming services offer the best content value Canstar Blue reviews paid TV services in Australia. CITY DT Wikipedia. For the national television network in Canada that this station is affiliated with, see City TV network. For urban areas in general, see City. CITY DTToronto, Ontario. Canada. Branding. City Toronto or City generalCity. Baby Blue Movies City Tv' title='Baby Blue Movies City Tv' />NewsnewscastsSlogan. EverywheregeneralTorontos NewsnewscastsChannels. Digital 4. 4 UHFto move to 3. UHFVirtual 5. 7 PSIPSubchannels. City. Translatorssee below. Affiliations. City O O 1. Owner. Rogers MediaRogers Media, Inc. First air date. September 2. Call letters meaning. CITYSister stationsTV CFMT DT, CJMT DTRadio CFTR, CHFI FM, CJCL, CKIS FMFormer callsigns. CITY TV 1. 97. 22. Former channel numbersAnalog 7. UHF, 1. 97. 21. 98. UHF, 1. 98. 32. 01. Digital 5. 3 UHF, 2. Transmitter power. Bologna Dermatology Pdf on this page. WHeight. 50. 1. 4 m. Transmitter coordinates. N7. 92. 31. 4W 4. N 7. 9. 3. 87. 22W 4. Licensing authority. CRTCWebsitewww. citytv. CITY DT, virtual channel 5. UHFdigital channel 4. Cityowned and operatedtelevision station located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The station is owned by Rogers Media as part of a triplestick the only conventional television triplestick operated by the company with Omni Television stations CFMT DT channel 4. CJMT DT channel 4. The three stations share studio facilities located at 3. Dundas Street East on Yonge Dundas Square in Downtown Toronto CITY maintains transmitter facilities located atop the CN Tower in Downtown Toronto. The station first broadcast on September 2. Phyllis Switzer, Moses Znaimer, Jerry Grafstein and Edgar Cowan, as CITY TV, branded on air as Citytv. In 1. 98. 1, the station was sold to CHUM Limited, who retained Znaimer as an executive. For the majority of its early life, CITY TV operated as an independent station, best known for its unconventional approaches to news and other locally produced programming. After having used syndication to bring its original programming to other Canadian markets, CHUM later used CITY TV as the basis and flagship station of a television system, acquiring and establishing new stations under the Citytv name. In 2. 00. 6, CTVglobemedia announced its intent to acquire CHUM Limited, but was required to divest stations due to conflicts with CTV stations it already owned in Citytvs markets. CTV chose to keep the stations of CHUMs secondary A Channel system, as well as CITY TVs sister news channel CP2. CITY TV and its sister stations to Rogers Media. Under Rogers ownership, CITYs programming became more conventional in nature. On cable, CITY is also available on corporate sister Rogers Cable channel 7 and digital channel 1. Bell TV channel 2. Shaw Direct classic lineup channel 3. There is also a high definition feed on Rogers Cable digital channel 5. Bell TV channel 1. Shaw Direct channels 3. Historyedit. Former version of the Citytv logo, used from 1. The station first signed on the air on September 2. UHFchannel 7. 9, an allocation given to the station as all of the VHF licences in the Toronto area were taken by other parties. It operated as an independent station, and its transmitter operated at an effective radiated power of 3. W. The founding ownership group Channel Seventy Nine Ltd. Phyllis Switzer, Moses Znaimer, Jerry Grafstein and Edgar Cowan. The four principal owners raised over 2 million to help start up the station, with Grafstein raising about 5. Znaimer raising around 2. Switzer and Cowan. The channel 7. 9 licence was granted to the company on November 2. The station operated from studio facilities located at 9. Queen Street East, near Church Street, at the former Electric Circus nightclub. The station lost money early on, and was in debt by 1. Multiple Access Ltd. CFCF in Montreal purchased a 4. CHUM Limited three years later. CITY was purchased outright by CHUM in 1. Moses Znaimers interest in the station. Znaimer remained with the station as an executive until 2. In 1. 97. 6, the stations main transmitter began broadcasting at 2. W from the CN Tower. The station switched channel allocations on July 1, 1. UHF channel 5. 7, the result of Industry Canadas decision to reassign frequencies corresponding to high band UHF channels 7. AMPSmobile phone systems as a result of a CCIR international convention in 1. On September 1, 1. Woodstock CITY TV 2 on channel 3. London another transmitter was set up in Ottawa in 1. CITY TV 3 on channel 6. Queen Street West, the former home of Citytv Toronto. In May 1. 98. 7, CITY and the other CHUM owned television properties moved their operations to the companys headquarters at 2. Queen Street West, which became one of the most recognizable landmarks in the city. On March 3. 0, 1. CHUM launched Cable. Pulse 2. 4 CP2. 4, a local cable news channel whose programming used anchors from and featured reports filed by CITY TVs news staff, rebroadcasts of the stations City. Pulse newscasts and select programming from CITY and other CHUM stations. Despite efforts to extend the brand to other major markets, for 3. CITY was the only Canadian station to identify on air as Citytv with Citytv and CITY serving as interchangeable names for the station. In July 2. 00. 1, however, CHUM purchased CKVU TV in Vancouver from Canwest Global Communications CKVU changed its branding to Citytv in July 2. Citytv a two station system. In 2. 00. 5, three more Citytv stations were added in Calgary CKAL, Edmonton CKEM and Winnipeg CHMI after CHUM purchased the A Channel television stations and other assets owned by Craig Media the existing A Channel brand was revamped and was transferred to CHUMs former New. Net stations. When the three A Channel stations switched to the Citytv brand on August 2, 2. City. Pulse newscast was renamed City. News. Sale to Rogers Mediaedit. Citytv logo used from 2. Some stations still have this logo on their building exteriors and even some vehicles. On July 1. 2, 2. 00. CTVglobemedia announced its offer to acquire CHUM Limited and its assets, including the Citytv stations, and related cable properties for 1. Since CTV already owned television stations in all Citytv markets including Toronto, where CTV owns and operates. CFTO TV, channel 9, the Canadian Radio television and Telecommunications Commission CRTC stipulated the sale of the Citytv stations as a condition for the approval of the CHUM purchase. The Citytv stations including CITY were subsequently sold to Rogers Communications the sale was approved by the CRTC on September 2. Rogers took ownership on October 3. CTV kept ownership of 2. Queen Street West, where CHUMs specialty television channels now owned by CTV such as CP2. Much. Music, Star, BravoSpace would remain. As such, Rogers had to find a new home for CITY TVs operations. Rogers subsequently purchased 3. Dundas Street East, the former Olympic Spirit building located at the edge of Dundas Square, to house the operations of its Toronto television stations CITY TV moved into the new facility on September 8, 2. The Citytv system expanded into Western Canada in 2. Jim Pattison Group signed a deal to carry the systems programming on its stations in Kamloops, Prince George and Medicine Hat 6 Rogers signed a long term affiliation renewal agreement for the Pattison stations in September 2. Rogers gained two more outlets in a cable only channel in Saskatchewan and a station in Montreal to broaden and expand its national coverage beginning in 2. City from a television system to a television network. On October 3, 2. 01. Rogers Media launched the City.