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2006 Canadian television
This is a list of Canadian television related events from 2006.
Events
Date Event March 21 Cable channel talktv is rebranded as MTV. April 2 Mathieu Baron and Stéphanie Bélanger win the second season of Loft Story.April 7After 15 seasons, the Canadian comedy sketch program The Red Green Show, starring Steve Smith and Patrick McKenna, airs its 300th and final episode on CBC. June 1 Cable channel Prime is rebranded as TVtropolis. July 12 CTVglobemedia announces a $1.7 billion takeover offer for CHUM Limited. September 17 Eva Avila is named the winner of Canadian Idol's Season 4. September 21 CTV mistakenly airs Episode 3-02 of Grey's Anatomy in place of the season premiere. November 4 2006 Gemini Awards. December 3 Jean-Philippe Anwar and Kim Rusk win season 3 of Loft Story.
Debuts
Show Station Premiere DateGetting Along FamouslyCBCJanuary 6Captain FlamingoYTVFebruary 7At the HotelCBCMarch 7 MantrackerOLNAprilBillable HoursShowcaseApril 16Alice, I ThinkThe Comedy Network/CTVMay 26What It's Like Being AloneCBCJune 2611 CamerasJune 28Grossology YTVSeptember 29Design InternsHGTVOctober 3Dragons' DenCBCOctober 13IntelligenceRuby Gloom YTVThe Gill Deacon ShowCBCOctober 30UnderdogsNovember 14The AgendaTVOntarioFall
Ending this year
Show Station CancelledStrange Days at Blake Holsey HighGlobal Television NetworkJanuary 28Mona the VampireYTVFebruary 22Da Vinci's City HallCBC TelevisionFebruary 28Getting Along FamouslyMarch 3This Is WonderlandMarch 15The CollectorCitytvApril 4The Red Green ShowCBC TelevisionApril 7Les BougonTélévision de Radio-CanadaApril 17Naked JoshShowcaseJuly 18Hatching, Matching and DispatchingCBC TelevisionAugust 22Jacob Two-TwoYTVSeptember 3What It's Like Being AloneCBC TelevisionSeptember 18The Big Comfy CouchYTVDecember 29Diplomatic ImmunityTVOntarioUnknownFourth ReadingStudio 2MovieTelevisionCitytv
TV movies & miniseries
Hunt for Justice
Martyr Street
October 1970
Prairie Giant
René Lévesque
Television stations
Debuts
Date Market Station Channel Affiliation Notes/References February 6 Winnipeg, Manitoba CIIT-TV 35 Crossroads Television System “CIIT-DT Station History” https://web.archive.org/web/20190328192147/http://www.broadcasting-history.ca/listing_and_histories/television/ciit-dt 2019-03-28 . Canadian Communications Foundation. Retrieved February 12, 2019. March 17 Leamington, Ontario CFTV-DT 34 Community Independent “CFTV-DT Station History”. Canadian Communications Foundation. Retrieved February 12, 2019. March 28 Fredericton, New Brunswick Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick Television Service (cable-only) Government-access independent November 1 St. Andrews, New Brunswick CHCO-TV 26 Community Independent Over-the-air relaunch of the local community channel“CHCO-DT Station History”. Canadian Communications Foundation. Retrieved February 12, 2019.
Network affiliation changes
Date Market Station Channel Old affiliation New affiliation References Unknown Bellingham, Washington (USA) (Vancouver, British Columbia) KBCB 24 ImaginAsian ShopNBC
Births
Date Name NotabilityMay 19Michela LuciActressJuly 17Lilly BartlamActressDecember 6Millie DavisActress
See also
2006 in Canada
List of Canadian films of 2006
References
External links
List of 2006 Canadian television series at IMDb
2006
October 2021