Television Three (Canadia)

Television Three, known on-screen as just Three, and sometimes known as TV3, is a Canadish commercial free-to-air television channel owned and operated by Television Three Enterprises, itself a division of the Source Media Corporation.
Launched in 1954 as the TCA Television Network, the station was created as the first foray into the television industry for the Jonathian media conglomerate TCA. The initial success of the network convinced TCA to create a Jonathian version of the network, however the latter was a commercial failure and was eventually sold. The network was rebranded to TTN in 1967, and remained a TCA subsidiary until 1972, when it was sold to Source Media Corporation, owners of the Source newspaper. A year later, the network was renamed "Television Three". Despite its divestation, Three continues to air TCA programming to this day.
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