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- It was not until the Fall of 1962 that the first CTV Network news program hit the airwaves, initially at 10:30 pm in an effort to avoid going up against the CBC National News. However within a year, it moved to the 11 pm time slot where it continues today.
broadcasting-history.ca/in-depth/news-broadcasting/television-network-news/Television Network News – The History of Canadian Broadcasting
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CFRN-TV Edmonton switched from a CBC affiliate to the private network on October 1st 1961 when the newly licenced CBXT came on the air. Only Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto were connected by microwave but there was some exchange of Canadian programs with the other stations.
