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Fibre Optic TV Fall 2018 Channel Lineup with Description Fibre Optic TV Fall 2018 Channel lineup with description 100 IHR 4K 4K Fr Generalist Include with base Informative channel about IHR Télécom and their services. Channel in 4k 101 ICI Radio-Canada Montréal HD Fr Generalist Include with base ICI Radio Canada is a national french television channel, unique with high quality productions, which will entertain your whole family. French channel in HD 102 TVA Montréal HD Fr Generalist Include with base TVA is a private network running for the past 40 years that offers the most popular programs: variety shows, dramatic series, news and films . French channel in HD 103 V Montréal HD Fr Generalist Include with base V Télé offers an original programmation that will captivate your family. French channel in HD 104 Télé-Québec HD Fr Generalist Include with base Télé Québec: shows, movies, games, short films, documentaries for the whole family. French channel in HD 105 TV5 HD Fr Generalist Include with base TV5 Canada is part of the mondial consortium TV5. You will find popular shows from France Television, ARTE France, RTBF from Belgium, RTS from Switzerland, Radio-Canada, Télé-Québec and original productions. French channel in HD 106 Télévision Française Ontarie HD Fr Generalist 1,00 | Include with base plus TFO is the provincial francophone channel of Ontario. A high quality and educative programmation. French channel in HD 107 Saint-Pierre et Miquelon 1èr SD Fr Generalist 1,00 | Include with base plus St-Pierre et Miquelon Première is the only oversea francophone channel. Experience France and the small community of Saint-Pierre et Miquelon. This channel broascasts over the air from the french territory south of Newfoundland in SD 109 TVHR SD Fr Generalist Include with base Télévision du Haut-Richelieu is an exclusive and local oriented station, proudly distributed by IHR. French channel in HD 110 ICI Montréal HD Fr Generalist 1,00 | Include with base plus CFHD is an independant ethnic channel in Montreal. French channel in HD 111 Unis TV HD Fr Generalist Include with base Unis TV is the latest channel dedicated to the Canadian Francophony, and is accessible country-wide. French channel in HD 112 TéléMag 24 HD Fr Generalist Include with base Page 1/19 Fibre Optic TV Fall 2018 Channel lineup with description Télémag is a local channel in the region of Quebec. Exclusive channel broadcast over the air. French channel in HD 113 Canal Savoir HD Fr Learning Include with base Canal Savoir is an educational television channel from Quebec. French channel in HD 121 Global Montréal HD En Generalist Include with base CKMI bring a local touch to the youngest national English privately owned network, Global. It bring some of the most popular show and reality TV in Canada and broadcast more than 25 hour of local news each week. They air The simpsons, NCIS, Big Brother, Saturday Night Live, ET Canada and many more popular show. English channel in HD 122 CBC Montréal HD En Generalist Include with base CBC is the national English public broadcaster. You will see sports, entertainement, news, series, movies and children programming for and by Canadian. It's reputation is well established inside and far beyond of Canadian border. CBMT add local news and shows from the Montreal area and Quebec province. English channel in HD 123 CTV Montréal HD En Generalist Include with base CTV Montreal is one of the oldest private station and affiliated to the first Canadian commercial television network, CFCF bring CTV programing to the greater Montreal area. They broadcast a variety of american and canadian hit series, Canadian movies and local news. English channel in HD 124 City TV Montréal HD En Generalist Include with base CITY is a canadian network broadcasting from coast to coast. You will find a quality local programmation, specific to our region. English channel in HD 125 ABC Burlington HD En Generalist 1,00 | Include with base plus ABC is among the four major US network. Broadcasting from Burlington (Vermont), you have access to a variety of program ranging from television series, sports, movies and local programmingin the region. English channel in HD 126 CBS Burlington HD En Generalist 1,00 | Include with base plus CBS is among the four major US network. Broadcasting from Burlington (Vermont), you have access to a variety of program ranging from television series, sports, movies and local programmingin the region. English channel in HD 127 FOX Burlington HD En Generalist 1,00 | Include with base plus FOX is among the four major US network. You have access to a variety of program ranging from television series, sports, movies and local programmingin the region. English channel in HD 128 NBC Plattsburgh HD En Generalist 1,00 | Include with base plus NBC is among the four major US network. Broadcasting from Plattsburg (New-York), you have access to a variety of program ranging from television series, sports, movies and local programmingin the region. English channel in HD 129 PBS Plattsburgh HD En Learning 1,00 | Include with base plus Page 2/19 Fibre Optic TV Fall 2018 Channel lineup with description WCFE is host to the legendary American PBS network. This local channel will make you live unforgettable moments through cinema, concerts, youth and educational programming. English channel in HD 131 APTN-HD HD MuMulticultural Include with base Aboriginal People's Television Network, better known by it's acronym APTN, is the first national aboriginal television station worldwide. Designed by the indigenous, the programming is made for all canadians. Multilingual channel in HD 132 APTN-SD SD MuMulticultural Include with base Aboriginal People's Television Network, better known by it's acronym APTN, is the first national aboriginal television station worldwide. Designed by the indigenous, the programming is made for all canadians. Multilingual channel in SD 141 CPAC FR HD Fr Service Include with base CPAC is Canada's parliamentary channel. Operated and funded by cable companies, it enables Canadians to follow parliamentary news. French channel in HD 142 CPAC EN HD En Service Include with base CPAC is Canada's parliamentary channel. Operated and funded by cable companies, it enables Canadians to follow parliamentary news. English channel in SD 143 Assemblée nationale HD En Service Include with base Assemblée Nationale will allow you to stay connected with Quebec politics. French channel in HD 144 AMI-Télé FR SD Fr Service Include with base AMI serves more than five million canadians who are blind, visually impaired, deaf, hearing impaired, handicapped or unable to read print. French channel in SD 145 AMI-Télé EN SD En Service Include with base AMI serves more than five million canadians who are blind, visually impaired, deaf, hearing impaired, handicapped or unable to read print. English channel in SD 200 Feu Foyer 4K 4K Fr Service Include with base 201 La Chaîne Disney HD Fr Kid/Teen/Family Include with base The Disney Channel is a must have entertainment fo young families. Cartoons, animated series and movies. French channel in HD 202 VRAK HD Fr Kid/Teen/Family 5,00 | Include with base plus VRAK is the premium choice for teenagers. French channel in HD Page 3/19 Fibre Optic TV Fall 2018 Channel lineup with description 204 Yoopa HD Fr Kid/Teen/Family 2,00 The universe of YOOPA will captivate your childrens aged 2 to 10. French channel in HD 205 Télétoon FR HD Fr Kid/Teen/Family 3,00 Télétoon will entertain your whole family, with access to the best animated series. At night, Télétoon is aimed at a mature audience. French channel in HD 221 Canal D HD Fr Entertainement 5,00 | Include with base plus Canal D is the ultimate entertainment channel since 1995. Among the first specialty channels in Quebec, the broadcast ranges from forensic science to humor, social and global issues. French channel in HD 222 Investigation HD Fr Learning 2,00 Investigation is made for the enthousiasts of our judicial system. French channel in HD 223 Planète + HD Fr Learning Include with base Planète+ Canada is a documentary channel included in the basic package. No ads. French channel in HD 224 ICI Explora HD Fr Learning 2,00 ICI EXPLORA presents the greatest documentary series in the fields of nature, health, science and the environment. The channel is for naturally curious people looking for spectacular images and captivating stories. French channel in HD 225 Historia HD Fr Learning 3,00 Historia will transport you back in time. French channel in HD 226 Z Télé HD Fr Entertainement 5,00 Z is a unique entertainment channel with amazing content. French channel in HD 227 Casa HD Fr Entertainement Include with base Casa is an excellent choice for the handyman, and food lover. French channel in HD 228 Zeste HD Fr Entertainement 2,00 Zeste is the official food channel. French channel in HD 229 Évasion HD Fr Entertainement 2,00 Évasion will make you travel the globe, and is focused on travel and adventures all around the world. French channel in HD 230 Canal Vie HD Fr Entertainement 5,00 | Include with base plus Page 4/19 Fibre Optic TV Fall 2018 Channel lineup with description Canal Vie has a fresh programmation aimed mainly for women. French channel in HD 231 Moi & Cie HD Fr Entertainement 2,00 MOI&Cie is a local channel that will entertain you with stories, romance and documentaries. French channel in HD 232 addikTV HD Fr Serie 2,00 addikTV offers the best of fiction to their viewers. Captivating series and movies from Quebec and the United States. French channel in HD 233 Séries+ HD Fr Serie 3,00 Série+ is home of the greatest canadian and american series.
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