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CFCL-TV

Television station in Ontario, Canada (1956–2002)

CFCL-TV (channel 6) was a television station in Timmins, Ontario, Canada. The station was in operation from 1956 to 2002 as a private affiliate of CBC

CFCL-TV

CFCL

Topics referred to by the same term

CFCL may refer to: Ceramic Fuel Cells Ltd - Australian company producing solid oxide fuel cells CFCL-TV, a defunct television station (channel 6) in Timmins

CFCL

CBC Television

Canadian television network

repeaters: CBVD-TV channel 5 Malartic (repeating CBMT Montreal, serving Val-d'Or) and CFCL-TV-2 / CBLT-8 channel 2 in Kearns, Ontario (repeating CFCL-TV Timmins

CBC Television

CBC_Television

CBLT-DT

Television station in Toronto

CBLN-TV. CBLN-TV first signed on in 1988 as a CBC outlet for southwestern Ontario outside of Windsor, broadcasting on UHF channel 40, replacing CFPL-TV as

CBLT-DT

CICI-TV

Television station in Sudbury

owned the existing CBC affiliate CFCL-TV in Timmins, and Hyland Broadcasting, which owned the existing CBC affiliate CJIC-TV in Sault Ste. Marie, each applied

CICI-TV

CJIC-TV

Television station in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario (1954–2002)

four CBC affiliates in Northern Ontario—CJIC, CHNB-TV in North Bay, CKNC-TV in Sudbury and CFCL-TV in Timmins—directly to the CBC in 2002. All four ceased

CJIC-TV

List of television stations in Ontario

Channel 4: CHNB-TV - CBC - North Bay Channel 5: CJIC-TV - CBC - Sault Ste. Marie Channel 9: CKNC-TV - CBC - Sudbury Channel 6: CFCL-TV - CBC - Timmins

List of television stations in Ontario

List_of_television_stations_in_Ontario

CHYK-FM

Radio station in Timmins, Ontario

established CFCL-TV, a private CBC Television affiliate, in the city. In 1957, CFLK began broadcasting at 1230 kHz in Kapuskasing. In 1960, CFCL in Timmins

CHYK-FM

J. Conrad Lavigne

Canadian businessman (1916–2003)

license; CFCL went to air in 1952 as the first French language radio station in Ontario. In 1956, Lavigne also received a television license. CFCL-TV went

J. Conrad Lavigne

J._Conrad_Lavigne

CKRN-DT

Television station in Rouyn-Noranda (1957–2018)

CBC for the Rouyn-Noranda area was served by CFCL-TV-2 channel 2 in Kearns, Ontario, a repeater of CFCL-TV in Timmins; that translator would become CBLT-8

CKRN-DT

Baton Broadcast System

Canadian television system

CHBX-TV (CTV), CJIC-TV (CBC) Sudbury: CICI-TV (CTV), CKNC-TV (CBC) Timmins: CITO-TV (CTV), CFCL-TV (CBC) Toronto: CFTO-TV (CTV) Wheatley: CHWI-TV (Independent)

Baton Broadcast System

Baton_Broadcast_System

List of defunct Canadian television stations

(TV) CFCL-TV CFFB-TV CFKL-TV CFLA-TV CFVO-TV CFWH-TV CHAB-TV CHAK-TV CHAT-TV CHCA-TV CHNB-TV CHOY-TV CITL-DT CJBN-TV CJFB-TV CJIC-TV CJSS-TV CKBI-TV CKNC-TV

List of defunct Canadian television stations

List_of_defunct_Canadian_television_stations

List of Ici Radio-Canada Télé stations

operations on March 25, 2018 Sherbrooke, Quebec CHLT-TV 7 1956-19744 Now a TVA affiliate Timmins, Ontario CFCL-TV 6 1960s5 Sold to the CBC in 2002 by CTV, ceased

List of Ici Radio-Canada Télé stations

List_of_Ici_Radio-Canada_Télé_stations

List of CBC Television stations

or purchasing the affiliate outright. In most cases since 2006 (when CFJC-TV disaffiliated), it declined to open new rebroadcasters in the affected markets

List of CBC Television stations

List_of_CBC_Television_stations

CTV Northern Ontario

System of four television stations in Northern Ontario, Canada

Broadcasting in 1955, North Bay's CKGN-TV was launched by Gerry Alger and Gerry Stanton in 1955, and Timmins's CFCL-TV was launched by J. Conrad Lavigne in

CTV Northern Ontario

CTV_Northern_Ontario

CITO-TV

Television station in Timmins

existing station CFCL retained its CBC affiliation and CTV service was provided by a rebroadcast transmitter of CKSO. Until 1980, CKSO-2 and CFCL aggressively

CITO-TV

CKNC-TV

Television station in Sudbury (1971–2002)

CKNC was established on October 8, 1971 by J. Conrad Lavigne, the owner of CFCL in Timmins. On the same day, the existing television station in Sudbury,

CKNC-TV

2002 in Canadian television

Ontario CFCL-TV 6 Converted into CBLT-7, a rebroadcaster of CBLT/Toronto; complete shutdown on July 31, 2012. Yorkton, Saskatchewan CKOS-TV 5 Converted

2002 in Canadian television

2002_in_Canadian_television

CHNB-TV

Television station in North Bay, Ontario (1971–2002)

programs of CHNB-TV. CTV subsequently sold its four CBC affiliates in Northern Ontario—CHNB, CJIC in Sault Ste. Marie, CKNC in Sudbury and CFCL in Timmins—directly

CHNB-TV

Michael Doody

Quebec to Timmins to work at CKGB-FM. In 1974, Doody began working at CFCL-TV and hosted a talk and current affairs show, Midday. Doody was elected as

Michael Doody

Michael_Doody

Clément Bérini

Canadian painter (1930-1996)

In 1963 Conrad Lavigne hired him as artistic director of CFCL-TV, the first Franco-Ontarian TV channel, launched in Timmins. Bérini took part in Opération

Clément Bérini

Clément_Bérini

List of assets owned by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (French: Société Radio-Canada). 1 - CHEK-TV carried an official secondary affiliation with CTV alongside CBC from 1963

List of assets owned by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

List_of_assets_owned_by_the_Canadian_Broadcasting_Corporation

List of United States television stations available in Canada

in Canada. KTLA Los Angeles KWGN-TV Denver WGN-TV Chicago WPCH-TV Atlanta WPIX New York City WSBK-TV Boston WWOR-TV New York City Seattle and Detroit

List of United States television stations available in Canada

List_of_United_States_television_stations_available_in_Canada

Media in Timmins

Media of Timmins, Ontario includes: With the launch of CFCL in 1952, Timmins became home to the first French-language radio station in Ontario. (The first

Media in Timmins

Media_in_Timmins

1956 in Canadian television

Ontario CFCL-TV 6 CBC Television Shut down October 27, 2002 July 1 Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island CFCY-TV 13 August 12 Sherbrooke, Quebec CHLT-TV 7 Radio-Canada

1956 in Canadian television

1956_in_Canadian_television

Junko Izumi

the original on 2003-02-14. "Motoya Izumi / Junko Izumi / Tokuro Miyake". CFCL: From Knitwear to Knit-ware. Retrieved 2025-04-16. Hornyak, Tim (April 2023)

Junko Izumi

Junko_Izumi

Mid-Canada Communications

Former Canadian media company

(CTV), CHNB (CBC) Sudbury - CICI (CTV), CKNC (CBC) Timmins - CITO (CTV), CFCL (CBC) All six stations were primarily referred to on air as MCTV rather than

Mid-Canada Communications

Mid-Canada_Communications

Timmins

City in Ontario, Canada

the 1970s, the city's available TV channels consisted of English-language channel 3 broadcast out of Sudbury and CFCL's channel 6 (in English) and channel

Timmins

Duopoly (broadcasting)

Ownership of multiple broadcast stations in the same community

stations that it had inherited from Baton Broadcasting (CKNC, CHNB, CJIC and CFCL in Northern Ontario, which were part of the MCTV system, and CKBI and CKOS

Duopoly (broadcasting)

Duopoly_(broadcasting)

Northern Ontario

Primary Region in Ontario, Canada

Northeastern Ontario apart from North Bay and Sault Ste. Marie. In December 1951, CFCL went to air, broadcasting from Timmins. The first French-language radio station

Northern Ontario