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YTV, also known unofficially as "Youth Television", is a Canadian cable television network. The service is owned by a company called Corus Entertainment, which was spun off from cable provider Shaw Communications in late 1999. YTV's schedule is primarily children's programming, including shows for pre-schoolers, but the channel also airs British sitcoms in late night. YTV divides its schedule into named blocks, such as The Zone, with Carlos and Sugar on weekday afternoons. Between programs, there are usually short segments of children's content. YTV has been on the air since September 1, 1988.

1 Programming

YTV's schedule presently includes the following programs. This list is from YTV's official Website:

• 15/Love
• 2030 CE
• The Adventures of Tintin
• All Grown Up!
• Astro Boy
• Babar the ElephantBabar the Elephant is a fictional character who first appeared in The Story of Babar by Jean de Brunhoff. The Story of Babar based on a tale de Brunhoff's wife had invented for their children, tells of a young elephant called Babar who leaves the jungle a
• BeybladeBeyblade ( Beibureedo is an anime and manga about a group of children battling with highly powered spinning tops enchanted with sacred 'bitbeasts' or spirits of mythical and powerful creatures. The show focuses on the battles between beyblading teams.
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• D'Myna Leagues
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• Dragon Ball Z
• Drake and Josh
• Duel Masters
• The Fairly OddParents
• Flying Rhino Junior High
• Fries With That?
• Gilmore Girls
• Girl Stuff/Boy Stuff
• Girlz TV
• Gundam Seed
• Hamtaro
• He-Man
• Hey Arnold!
• Hit List
• Inuyasha
• Jacob Two-Two
• Justice League
• Justice League Unlimited
• Knights of the Zodiac
• Martin Mystery
• MedaBots
• Mental Block
• Mo'ville Mysteries
• Monster by Mistake
• My Brand New Life
• My Life as a Teenage robot
• Mystery Hunters
• Pokémon
• Powerpuff Girls
• Radio Active
• Ready or Not
• ReBoot
• Romeo!
• Rugrats
• Rupert the Bear
• SD Gundam Force
• SpongeBob SquarePants
• Spy Academy
• Stuart Little
• System Crash
• Teen Titans
• The Boy
• The Cramp Twins
• Thunderbirds
• Transformers Energon
• Uh Oh!
• What I like about you
• Winx Club
• Witch Hunter Robin
• Xiaolin Showdown
• Yu-Gi-Oh
• Yvon of the Yukon
• Zixx: Level One