Télévision Indépendante

Télévision Indépendante is a French language Canadian television network serving the province of Quebec in Canada. Owned by and operated by WTNYCorporation. It started its programming on January 1st 1960. Headquartered in Montreal, the network only has terrestrial stations in Quebec, although parts of New Brunswick and Ontario are within the broadcast ranges of TVI stations. However, since becoming a national network in 1998, it has been available on cable across Canada. The stations flagship station is CITI-TV in Montreal. In 1983, the network went into 24-hour operation and became the first Canadian television network to air overnight programming. The network also operates an english-language sister network Star, french-language canadian news channel NOW Quebec, english-language canadian news channel NOW Canada and canadian version of the business news channel Now Business.
==Current programming==
===News and current affairs===
*Le TVI Journal Midi-pile (Lunchtime news)
*Le TVI Journal 18H30 (Flagship newscast)
*Le TVI Journal 22 Heures (Late news)
*Bonjour Québec (Morning show)
*Le temps pour les questions (current affairs)
*Le neuvième étage (Newsmagazine)
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*Voyage au bout de la nuit
==TVI stations==
===Owned-and-operated stations===
*CITI-TV Channel 52 Montreal
*CITR-TV Channel 3 Trois-Rivières
*CIQC-TV Channel 11 Quebec City
*CIQR-TV Channel 22 Rimouski
*CIQS-TV Channel 10 Saguenay
*CIQH-TV Channel 31 Sherbrooke
*CIQU-TV Channel 17 Carleton-sur-Mer
*CIQO-TV Channel 29 Ottawa/Gatineau
*CIQL-TV Channel 20 Rivière-du-Loup
*CIQN-TV Channel 39 Rouyn-Noranda
Category:Canada
Category:Fictional television networks
Category:WTNYCorporation
Category:Montreal
Category:Quebec