CHEX-DT-2



1992–1993	1993–2004	2004–2016	2016–2022	2022–present

1992–1993[]

CHEX-TV-2 began as a repeater of CHEX-TV Peterborough and used the main station's logo until 1993, when it began airing some separate local programming.

1993–2004[]

2004–2016[]

2016–2022[]

2022–present[]

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TV stations in Ontario

Central Ontario:

Barrie: CKVR 3 (CTV2)
Oshawa: CHEX-DT-2 22 (Global)
Peterborough: CHEX 12 (Global)

Southwestern Ontario:
Kitchener: CKCO 13 (13.1 CTV)
Leamington: CIII-DT-22 22 (Global) | CFTV (34.1 Ind.)
London: CFPL (10.1 CTV2)
Paris: CIII (6.1 Global)
Wheatley: CHWI (16.1 CTV2)
Windsor: CBET (9.1 CBC) | CHWI-DT-60 (26.1 CTV2)
Wingham: CKNX 8 (CTV2, repeater of CFPL)

Southeastern Ontario:
Kingston: CKWS 11 (Global)

Northeastern Ontario:
Greater Sudbury: CICI 5 (CTV) | CFGC 11 (Global)
North Bay: CKNY 10 (CTV) | CFGC-TV-2 2 (Global)
Sault Ste. Marie: CHBX 2 (CTV)
Timmins: CITO 3 (CTV)

Northwestern Ontario:
Ear Falls: CIER 2 (Ind.)
Kenora: CJBN 13 (Global)
Thunder Bay: CKPR 2 (CTV) | CHFD 4 (Global)

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Corus Entertainment

Predecessor companies

Alliance Atlantis | Canwest | Shaw Radio | Shaw Media | Western International Communications

Children's:
Boomerang² | Cartoon Network² | Disney Channel¹ | Treehouse | YTV

Corus Média:
Historia³ | SériesPlus | Télétoon (la Nuit)

Over-the-top streaming
Teletoon+ | StackTV

Other assets
Corus Digital Post | DeepSky | Kids Can Press

¹Co-owned with The Walt Disney Company (and National Geographic Society for Nat Geo-branded channels).
²Co-owned with Warner Bros. Discovery.
³Co-owned with A+E Networks.
⁴Co-owned with Paramount.
⁵Co-owned with BBC Studios.
⁶Name used under license from NBCUniversal.
⁷Joint venture with Ion Media, NBCUniversal, DreamWorks Classics, and Scholastic Corporation.
⁸Sold its stake to Ion Media in 2013.
⁹Sold to International Media Company (TPG Capital) in 2023.
¹⁰Co-owned by AMC Networks.
¹¹Now owned by WildBrain.
¹²Co-owned by Astral Media (Now Bell Media).