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ILLICO DIGITAL TV BUSINESS Select the channels that best suit your business ILLICO DIGITAL TV: A UNIQUE WAY TO IMPRESS YOUR CUSTOMERS illico Digital TV gives you the freedom to choose the channels that best respond to your customer’s needs.Are you looking for only english or french content? illico lets you pick and choose from close to 350 channels*, including those dedicated to movies, sports, music and international programs. Explore the wide selection of channels available with illico. You will find them listed below with a brief description for each and their position on the channel line-up. illico Digital TV offers on unparalleled television experience! *illico Digital TV is available where technology permits. Channels may vary according to region. Certain conditions apply. TELEVISION CHANNELS ABC 51 One of the four major private American networks. Exciting and diversified programming: films and series, afternoon soaps, news, sports, game shows and quizzes. Entertaining TV! A-Channel 12 The A-Channel serves viewers with locally-focused programming and strong community involvement, with an emphasis on local daily morning shows and evening news programs. * Offered in Gatineau and Clarence-Rockland only. A&E Television Network 66 A&E is a premier entertainment network offering viewers the best of drama, justice, original movies and real-life series. The Sopranos, CSI: Miami, The First 48, and Cold Case Files are just some of the first-rate programs for viewers to enjoy. Animal Planet 155 Television with an animal twist. Animal Planet is the all-animals, all-the-time TV channel. If you’re an animal lover,Animal Planet is a must! APTN 25 Television devoted exclusively to the rich heritage of the aboriginal peoples of Canada and abroad. APTN broadcasts each week 120 hours of programming of which 60% is in English, 15% in French and 25% in more than 15 different native languages. Argent 92 If the stock market’s ups and downs and business turnarounds interest you, tune in to Argent, the channel that will tell all there is to know on business and finance, and the possible outcome on your personal savings management. ARTV 31 As Canada’s only French-language arts & entertainment channel, ARTV serves up film, music, comedy, drama, interviews and more. It’s show time. All the time. Avis de recherche.tv 46 Specialty channel dedicated to help law enforcement authorities. Viewers are invited to communicate any clues, tips and leads that might help the police find missing persons or resolve criminal acts. BBC Canada 130 CBC 06 Featuring the best and the boldest British television from the world- The English-language channel that reflects the tastes of Canadians. renowned BBC, including cheeky comedies, critically acclaimed dramas American, British and Canadian series, news, sports, movies and public and entertaining life and style series, BBC Canada is both adventurous affairs. and wickedly entertaining. CBC Newsworld 18 BBC Kids 162 The first all-news channel in Canada. Headlines, news reports, news With exclusive access to many programs never seen before in Canada magazine-style programs, commentary and analysis of local, national and a high-quality programming from around the world, BBC Kids and international news. helps children see their world in a new and exciting way. CBS 53 BBC World 147 This reputable British channel’s mission is to relay comprehensive One of the four major private American networks. Rich and varied news coverage with in-depth features and a global vision of important programming: series, films, news, sports, afternoon soaps, game events in today’s world. shows and quizzes. America on TV! BITE TV 170 E! 14 Canada’s truly interactive television channel is comical, sexy and With a programming mix featuring the best of primetime like Deal or totally irreverent. BITE gives you Canadian and international short No Deal and Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, and bold new programs films, videos, animations and interactive games, showcasing both including Bionic Woman and Kid Nation. E! will offer a fresh and professional and amateur productions. unique television destination for entertainment. Black Entertainment (BET) 124 Cinépop 205 BET presents the best in urban entertainment, trendsetting music Cinépop is a trip down memory lane for all film buffs.With its videos, news and information, gospel, sports and movies. compelling combination of classic and popular movies, Cinépop is Bold TV 106 the dream channel for anyone seeking to discover or rediscover the Pushing the boundaries of television, CBC's new channel Bold delivers old standards. exclusive programming for the discerning viewer: intelligent drama; Citytv audacious comedy; the world's best performing arts; and exclusive 78 coverage of live sporting events. Citytv,Toronto’s fast-paced and image-driven television station, offers fascinating content with great movies from here and elsewhere, BookTelevision 157 original and popular entertainment, and newscasts covering events TV about the written word including movies adapted from books. of interest to you. More than words, BookTelevision is about the written word in all of * Offered at channel 13 for Gatineau and Clarence-Rockland. its forms. CLT 150 bpm: tv 166 This Canadian channel devotes a large part of its program material CLT, Canada’s only national educational television specialty service, not only to the art of dance music but to all disciplines featuring the offers a unique blend of enlightening and entertaining programming body in motion, with a glance at music and fashion. designed to challenge and inform, enrich and educate. Business News Network 142 CNBC 143 Canadian channel dedicated to the world of business. An American channel focused on the world of finance, with programs on the stock market and a variety of reports for people interested in Bravo! 69 Superb artistic and cultural programming. Musical and theatrical what’s happening in finance. productions, award-winning films, cultural programs, documentaries CNN 62 on dance, music and literature. The biggest all-news channel in the world! Live news from the four Canal D 36 corners of the Earth, with analysis and reports from the best journalists. Dynamic, well informed and entertaining, Canal D offers hard-hitting Country Music Television (CMT) 68 documentaries, comedies, drama series and movies dealing with hot Canada’s country music destination offers the best of country videos, topics and current events. live concerts, dramas and specials. Canal Évasion 40 CourtTV Canada 135 Embark on an adventure, right off the beaten track.This channel lets you look at other countries and offers travel advice and destination CourtTV Canada combines compelling daytime live trial coverage and ideas for places to visit. Escapism... it’s right at your fingertips! legal analysis from inside U.S. courts with the best in legal and police dramas, movies, series and documentaries from around the world. Canal info-illico 01 Info-illico is the channel promoting Vidéotron digital TV and its many CPAC 23 features. On the menu: installing and operating the terminals, Canadian political life directly from the House of Commons in Ottawa. interactivity and the entire array of available packages. Commons debates, question periods, parliamentary commissions and Canal Savoir 22 boards of inquiry. Some 50 programs per quarter and some 40 televised credit courses * CPAC English is also offered at position 28. offered by the best educational institutions in Quebec. In French. CTS 55 Canal Vie 35 Comedies and dramas with a family theme combine with several Canal Vie is dedicated to health and well-being, with magazines, religious programs and a balanced line-up to create a more wholesome documentaries, drama series and movies that help improve the quality environment centered on core values. of life of Quebec women. * Offered in Rockland, Papineauville, Buckingham, Hull and Gatineau only. CTV 07 FOX 54 A pan-Canadian network offering wide-ranging programming: news, The fourth American network. Wide ranging and entertaining, from major American series, movies and locally-produced programs for all children’s programs to sports, series, movies and classic films. American of Canada. TV at its best. CTV Newsnet 63 FOX Sports World 119 Complete news summaries, updated and presented every quarter-hour The sports the other channels miss. Unbeatable coverage of soccer, by the most-watched team of journalists in Canada. Pure information! rugby and cricket around the world. DejaView 137 G4techTV 152 DejaView provides a schedule packed with television’s perennial G4techTV is Canada’s only 24-hour television channel dedicated to favourites, sure to bring a tingle of recognition and delight. games, gear, gadgets and gigabytes - it is the ultimate stomping Discovery Channel 64 ground that celebrates every facet of living digital. Programming to impress you, from National Geographic documentaries Game Show Network 126 to programs about varied cultures, nature, science and new technology. GSN is the only all-games network, featuring a wide variety of content Discovery Civilization Channel 156 including reality games, dating and casino games, video gaming, Discovery Civilization Channel is about learning where we came from game shows and interactive play. and knowing where we can go. Meet the people, cultures and ideas GameTV 59 that have shaped our common past, and those that will dictate our GameTV is the only television network that gives viewers a chance future. to win great prizes every day, simply by tuning in! GameTV provides Discovery Health Channel Canada 104 viewers with a wide range of winning programming options. Discovery Health Channel is the number one television destination for Global 08 the most dramatic, leading-edge programming about the wonders of A Canadian network with new and appealing programming focusing medical science and the human body. on the three most popular themes: science fiction, drama and sitcoms. Discovery Kids 169 GolTV 61 The fine TV for 6 to 12-year-olds.
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