Citytv

City
Type	Broadcast television network
Branding	City
Country	Canada
Availability	National; parts of the northern United States via digital cable
Founded	by Channel Seventy-Nine Ltd.; (Phyllis Switzer, Moses Znaimer, Jerry Grafstein and Edgar Cowan, among others)
Slogan	Everywhere!
Owner	Rogers Media
Key people	Guy Laurence - Rogers President & CEO; Rick Brace - President of Media Business Unit, Rogers Media; Scott Moore - Senior Vice President, Sportsnet and NHL Network, Rogers Media
Launch date	September 28, 1972 (First aired); July 22, 2002; (first national expansion); February 4, 2013; (current national footprint)
Former names	Citytv (1972–2012)
Sister channels	Omni Television; Sportsnet; G4; OLN; FX; FXX; Viceland; The Shopping Channel; WWE Network
Official website	www.citytv.com

City (formerly called Citytv) is a Canadian English language television system owned by Rogers.

Citytv Stations

Logo of the en:Citytv broadcast system. Pd-ineligible because you can't copyright just a basic typeface
299 Queen Street West, the previous home of Citytv Toronto from 1987 to 2009
Citytv Building at The Forks, in Winnipeg, Manitoba
Citytv news vehicle in Edmonton
Old version of the Citytv logo. It was exclusively used in Toronto from 1982 to 2001.
Jill Belland covering the 2007 Calgary International Film Festival for Citytv.
The CITY/OMNI building33 Dundas Street East, Toronto
299 Queen Street West, the headquarters for Bell Media, formerly the home of Citytv Toronto. The CHUM and Citytv signs were removed after CTVglobemedia acquired control of CHUM Limited.
Logo of en:Citytv HD. en:Category:Television logos

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