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Posted by djbruuen on Dec-18-2008 23:44:

What Canadian News do you Watch?

Just wondering news everyone watches

personally I like City the best. Just seems a lot more lively and 'real' opposed to the typical old guy format of the other 3.

Posted by Nicolas Oliver on Dec-19-2008 00:14:

CBC, channel 26 (on Rogers TV). I find the network to be the most professional.

Posted by magikb on Dec-19-2008 00:18:

When I lived in Kitchener it was CTV because I wanted to watch the local news afterwards, but now that I am in Toronto I find I only watch Global.

Posted by kotsy on Dec-19-2008 01:39:

S'all about City News. My parents watched it so much that Gord Martineau feels like part of the family. I agree that it's nice they have a bit of a different approach than the other stations.

Posted by rulzz on Dec-19-2008 01:45:

where is the none option ?

Posted by Sasha on Dec-19-2008 01:54:

havent watched tv for 7 years

Posted by Aleksandra on Dec-19-2008 02:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Sasha
havent watched tv for 7 years

that's only because you're breathtaking

Posted by gummybear on Dec-19-2008 02:12:

i only watch al jazeera

Posted by malek on Dec-19-2008 03:11:

RDI

Posted by malek on Dec-19-2008 03:11:

RDI

Posted by MarkT on Dec-19-2008 03:39:

In the morning, I alternate between CBC Newsworld and Pulse24

I usually switch to one or the other when irrelevant stuff like traffic, weather, or when news that a piece that isn't really news comes on (like an 'accident', fire, etc.)

Posted by geroin on Dec-19-2008 03:42:

680 news

Posted by DigiNut on Dec-19-2008 05:10:

There's Canadian news now?

Posted by Spam on Dec-19-2008 05:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Nick Cenik
CBC, channel 26 (on Rogers TV). I find the network to be the most professional.

Mansbridge and Strombo are a-o-k. And they have that one blonde woman with glasses who's got that whole "sexy librarian" look down pat. I'd hit it.

Other than that it's a propaganda machine for the left. Which I'm ok with, except WE pay for it, and they claim to be fair and unbiased. Not very professional in my view.

Nothing like election night when they were asking viewers to tell them what issue they were voting on, and whoever was screening the calls would only pass "arts funding" complaints through their filters. What a joke.

Posted by kotsy on Dec-19-2008 09:31:

I enjoy putting on CP24 to pass the time when I'm bored. I love how they air 20-30y/o broadcasts on 'Rewind' in the wee hours.

Posted by Owen M on Dec-19-2008 09:36:

who watches the tv when the internet is on?

Posted by kotsy on Dec-19-2008 09:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Owen M
who watches the tv when the internet is on?

I don't have internet access

Posted by Zentac_75 on Dec-19-2008 09:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Nick Cenik
CBC, channel 26 (on Rogers TV). I find the network to be the most professional.

what he said. And it's not canadian but I love the BBC.

Posted by xxrompxx on Dec-19-2008 09:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Spam
Mansbridge and Strombo are a-o-k. And they have that one blonde woman with glasses who's got that whole "sexy librarian" look down pat. I'd hit it.

Other than that it's a propaganda machine for the left. Which I'm ok with, except WE pay for it, and they claim to be fair and unbiased. Not very professional in my view.

Nothing like election night when they were asking viewers to tell them what issue they were voting on, and whoever was screening the calls would only pass "arts funding" complaints through their filters. What a joke.

Spot on.

CBC is my favorite, they also have interesting shows like 5th estate or passionate eye.

I can see citytv's appeal though, it's more like a show than news I think. That dramatic music and they always seem to open with "shocking news".

CTV feels like its being shot in a retirement home, so much grey.

Those are the big three, all the others are there to make up the numbers.