OLN

==Outdoor Life Network==
===1997–2003===
The Canadian version of the Outdoor Life Network (now OLN) launched on October 17, 1997. Its initial owners were Baton Broadcasting (later CTVglobemedia), Rogers Media, and the Outdoor Life Network in the U.S., which was later acquired by Comcast. This logo would eventually be used by the U.S. version of the channel in 2000.
===2003–2005===
==OLN==
===2005–2011===
While the U.S. OLN would rebrand as Versus (and then as NBCSN in subsequent years; it is now defunct) in 2006, the Canadian OLN continues operations to this day.
===2011–2012===
===2012–2024===
OLN 2012.png|2D version (black)
On June 10, 2024, Rogers announced that OLN would be discontinued and replaced with a Canadian version of Bravo in September 2024. This was officially announced by cable company Access Communications a month later. 
==External links==
*OLN
Category:Television channels in Canada
Category:Rogers Communications
Category:Canada
Category:Soon to be defunct
Category:1997