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CKCK-TV Regina, Saskatchewan was the first privately-owned television station in Western Canada.

1 History

CKCK-TV Channel 2 signed on in 1954. It was originally owned by the Sifton family's Armadale Co. , which also owned The Leader-Post and CKCK Radio.

Originally a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation affiliate, it switched to the private CTV network in 1969, when CHAB/CHRE in Moose Jaw was purchased by the CBC.

In 1977, it was sold to Harvard Developments , owned by Regina's Hill family. In 1985, a 90 percent stake would be sold (the remaining 10 percent would soon follow) to Baton Broadcasting, bringing it under common ownership with Saskatchewan's other CTV affiliates, CFQC Saskatoon, CICC/CKOS Yorkton, and CIPA/CKBI Prince AlbertPrince Albert is the third largest city (after Saskatoon and Regina) in the province of Saskatchewan, Canada. It is situated more-or-less in the center of the province on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River. The city is known as the "Gateway to the. Today, it operates as a CTV owned-and-operated station, part of Bell GlobemediaBell Globemedia is Canada's largest media corporation. It is 70% owned by Bell Canada Enterprises and 30% by Thomson Group. It owns The Globe and Mail a national Canadian newspaper; the CTV Television Network; TSN, a 24-hour Canadian sports network; RDS,. Local programming today is limited primarily to the station's popular newscasts. And, while the station identifies itself only as CTV, many people in southern Saskatchewan still know it as CKTV or CK.

2 Local programs

3 Slogans



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