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Quick Contact List for TV Networks CHEAT SHEET (updated Dec 16, 2016) Top TV networks in Canada 1.) CBC Public network (one of the only official TV networks in Canada) 14 owned and operated stations / 7 private Affiliates Shows Broadcasted: i. Little Mosque on the Prairie ii. The Tudors iii. Heartland iv. Doctor Who v. Dragon’s Den Contact: 416‐205‐5808 For more information: https://cbchelp.cbc.ca/hc/en‐us To pitch an idea: https://cbchelp.cbc.ca/hc/en‐ us/categories/202737588‐Contact‐CBC 2.) CTV Commercial network (In affiliation with Bell Media) 22 owned and operated / 2 private affiliates Broadcasts mainly American content, but has found success with: i. Degrassi ii. Corner Gas iii. Instant Star iv. Flashpoint v. The Listener Contact Info: i. News tips, press releases: [email protected] ii. Website feedback: [email protected] iii. Talkback Toronto: [email protected] iv. Connected Calendar: [email protected] v. Advertising: [email protected] vi. Toronto contests: [email protected] vii. Consumer Alert (Pat Foran): [email protected] viii. CTV programming feedback: [email protected] ix. Tom Brown: [email protected] x. To request videos and transcripts: [email protected] 3.) Global Commercial network (owned by Corus Entertainment) 13 owned and operated / 1 private affiliate Criticized for not investing in enough Canadian content Shows broadcasted: i. Traders ii. Bob and Margaret iii. Blue Murder iv. My Fabulous Gay Wedding Contact Info: i. Viewer Contact: [email protected] ii. 416‐446‐5460 iii. Contact Page: http://www.globaltv.com/faq/#contact 4.) City Commercial network (owned by Rogers TV) 6 owned and operated / 3 private affiliates Shows broadcasted: i. Breakfast Television ii. Murdoch Mysteries iii. Hockey Night in Canada iv. Between v. The Bachelor Canada For general inquiries: http://www.citynews.ca/contact/ Contact: i. Phone: (416) 599‐CITY (2489) Fax: (416) 593‐6397 ii. Contact Page: http://www.citytv.com/toronto/contact‐us/ 5.) Rogers TV Media Contact Info i. Michelle Lomack Director of Communications, Broadcast [email protected] o: 416.764.3190 m: 416.819.2783 ii. Elisa Barbaro Communications Coordinator, Broadcast [email protected] o: 416.764.3034 m: 647.388.9403 iii. Mitchell Coene Communications Coordinator, Broadcast [email protected] o: 416.764.3071 m: 647‐290‐8319 Top TV Networks in USA 1. NBC (National Broadcasting Company) Shows broadcasted: i. Law & Order ii. This Is Us iii. America’s Got Talent iv. Golden Globes Awards v. Saturday Night Live and Jimmy Fallon Contact Info: http://www.nbc.com/contact‐us 2. CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System) Shows broadcasted: i. The Price is Right ii. The View 3. ABC ‐ http://abc.go.com/feedback 4. FOX ‐ https://ask.fox.com/hc/en‐us 5. CW – Binghamton’s CW: (607) 729‐8812 (607) 797‐6211 FAX [email protected] *Compiled by Sydney Hoareau (indiefilmTO Intern Content Creator) .

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