Analogue television
CBC/Radio-Canada has switched a key page with its history by phasing out its analogue tv solution on July 31, 2012.
Are you impacted?
If you use an antenna to watch t.v. and receive an analogue signal from CBC Television or Télévision de Radio-Canada, then you need to change how you receive our TV services.
UNDER 2percent of Canadians are influenced by the shutdown of your analogue system. Over 98% of Canadians continue steadily to obtain their particular CBC and/or Radio-Canada television signal the same way they are doing today:
Exactly what options do those affected have?
CBC/Radio-Canada’s tv services are now available in your area through some or all the following choices: cable, satellite or high-speed internet.
Shaw Direct’s Local Tv Satellite Solution
If you’ve lost your over-the-air access to CBC or Radio-Canada this is why modification, perhaps you are qualified to receive the
“Local tv Satellite Solution” program, which will allow you to still obtain CBC/Radio-Canada’s signals, due to Shaw Direct.
The program allows for all those who haven’t been a cable or satellite subscriber in the past 3 months to carry on getting the same or comparable Canadian over-the-air stations they’ve always liked. To learn more, call 1-888-782-7602, or go to
Depending on place, some people still utilizing an analogue antenna could possibly get an indication from one of our 27 electronic transmitters with all the acquisition of an electronic digital converter box
Follow this link to find out more aboutCBC/Radio-Canada’s digital over-the-air protection. Markets included in CBC/Radio-Canada’s digital transmitters:CBC (14)
- Vancouver
- Calgary
- Edmonton
- Winnipeg
- Regina
- Windsor
- Toronto
- Ottawa
- Montreal
- Saint John/Fredericton
- Charlottetown
- Halifax
- St. John's
- Yellowknife (available starting August first, 2012)
Radio-Canada (13)
- Sherbrooke
- Trois-Rivières
- Quebec City
- Rimouski
- Chicoutimi
- Moncton
Why the alteration?
Analogue over-the-air tv technology has been around decline for a long time. It is currently practically outdated. Not many Canadians still use “rabbit-ear” to look at TV. CBC/Radio-Canada is conscious of this drop for quite a while, but had initially in the offing to carry on broadcasting in analogue beyond the present 12 months.
But the speed regarding the shut-down is among the actions established by the Corporation to manage the present reduction in its parliamentary appropriation. The move helps you to save ten dollars million a-year, money your Corporation can placed into development.
Continuing to use 607 transmitters to reach just 1.7 % for the populace wouldn't be a simple yet effective utilization of our sources on most useful of times, which is not really viable because of the present situations.
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