List of Canadian specialty channels

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The following is a list of Canadian specialty channels , premium television services, and most other channels not available via terrestrial television.

Contents

English

Entertainment

Kids

Factual

Lifestyle

Movie channels

Premium

Music

News, weather, and information

National

Regional

Premium adult services

Provincial parliamentary channels

Religious

Shopping

Sports

French

Entertainment

Kids

Factual

Lifestyle

Movie channels

Music

News, weather, and information

Premium adult services

Provincial parliamentary channels

Religious

Sports

Multicultural

Defunct cable/satellite networks

See also

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