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1976–198?
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198?–198?
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198?–1988
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1988–1997
1997–2001
In 1997, CKVU became part of the Global Television Network.
2001–2002
On September 1, 2001, CanWest Global-owned CTV affiliate CHAN took over the Global affiliation from CKVU. CHAN was part of Western International Communications, which CanWest acquired one year earlier. The station went independent as a result. This logo was used as CanWest prepared to sell the station to CHUM Limited, the owner of independent station CITY-TV in Toronto.
2002–2005
In 2002, CKVU was branded as Citytv after CITY-TV, thus kicking off the Citytv network.
2005–2012
2012-present
Citytv became simply City in December 2012.
| TV stations in British Columbia, including Vancouver |
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| Vancouver: CBUT 2 (CBC) | CHAN 8 (Global) | CKVU 10 (Citytv) | CIVI-DT-2 17 (CTV Two) | CFEG 19 (Ind.) | CBUFT 26 (Radio-Canada) | Victoria: CHEK 6 (Ind.) | CIVI 53 (CTV Two) | CHNU-TV-1 21 (Joytv) | CHNM-TV-1 29 (Omni) Kamloops: CFJC 4 (Citytv) | CHKM 6 (Global) | CBUFT-2 50 (Radio-Canada) Kelowna: CHBC 21 (Global) | CHKL 51 (Global) | CBUFT-1 21 (Radio-Canada) | CBUT-38 45 (CBC) Prince George: CKPG 2 (Citytv) | CBUFT-4 4 (Radio-Canada) | CIFG 12 (Global) Other areas: 1 CHBC and CHKL carry separate evening newscasts (local and provincial respectively), but identical programming otherwise. |
