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CourtTV Canada
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| CourtTV Canada | |
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| Type | Digital cable specialty channel |
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| Country |  Canada |
| Availability | National |
| Owner | Access Media Group (CHUM Limited) |
| Launch date | September 7, 2001 |
| Website | courttvcanada.ca |
CourtTV Canada is a Canadian category 2 digital cable specialty channel with programming related to law, police, forensic and rescue and emergency medicine. CourtTV Canada is owned by access media group a division of CHUM Limited.
CourtTV Canada consists mainly of trial coverage from its American counterpart CourtTV during the daytime schedule along with a variety of dramas, films, documentaries, talk shows and more during primetime.
CourtTV Canada also produces a variety of interstitial programs that are featured throughout the day between its full length programs such as Duty Calls, Crime Files, The Beat and more as well as producing or co-producing full length programs such as Legal Briefs and Eddie Greenspan: Reel Justice.
- 72 Hours: True Crime
- America's Dumbest Criminals
- Booked
- The District
- FBI Files
- Haunting Evidence
- Homicide File
- House of Clues
- Parco P.I.
- Psychic Detectives
| CHUM Limited (pending sale to CTVglobemedia) |
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